Elevate your Jupiter, FL experience with unique activities offered here at Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum. Uncover the beauty and excitement of this iconic destination. To learn more, contact us today!
Services Provided
Additional Details
Business
Washroom
Onsite Services Provided
Wheelchair Accessible Entrance
Children are Welcome
Wheelchair Accessible Restroom Available
Questions and Answers
Q:We lived there when my husband was in the coast guard. Is it now open property? Loved it! Own dock to chill on and our kids had a blast.
A:
First... I'd like to thank your husband for his service! 🇺🇸
Open to the main building with gift shop (buy tickets in there for all access) & the museum (paid entry) with free parking in the adjacent lot, but gated access (with paid admission to the lighthouse and learning centers.)
AAnne Malecki
5 years ago
Q:Hello. Dogs are allowed?
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Dogs are prohibited at Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse & Museum.
They are also prohibited in Lighthouse Park (Town of Jupiter) and on the trails of the Outstanding Natural Area (Bureau of Land Management).
3 years ago
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No, not allowed
AAhmet Burcu
3 years ago
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I don't think on the lighthouse park property and beach area.
HHeather Wimmer
3 years ago
Q:Do you pay to go to this musuem
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Yes emission fees are required.
RRandy Sharp
4 years ago
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Yes. The cost is $12 per person to enter the grounds. The gift shop us free.
RRobert Solgat
4 years ago
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I believe it was $12
ttina lancaster
4 years ago
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12 per person but its free to walk around behind it and fish and lay on the beach
YYeet Mommatt
4 years ago
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The cost is $12 which gives you access to the museum and the lighthouse. Seniors are $10 and children are $10
SShaun Fagant
4 years ago
Q:Are you able to go up in the lighthouse?
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Yes they let groups of 7 up at a time. We went two weeks ago. I suggest getting there early. A lot to see and explore if ya love history and nature!
JJennifer Wade
3 years ago
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Sure! The view is incredible.
LLester R Rodriguez
3 years ago
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Yes enjoy!!!
CCassandra Nastansky
3 years ago
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They allow you to go up in groups of 15 to 20 the groups go up about 20 minutes apart
VVvalarie
3 years ago
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Yes
KKarla Rosselló
3 years ago
Q:Do you still sell bricks to honor someone on the lighthouse walk?
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There is still a lot of space on the walk so I would presume so
DDan B
3 years ago
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Yes. More details and the order form are available on our website:
https://www.jupiterlighthouse.org/join-give/bricks-plaques/
3 years ago
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I think you can. Ask at the check in
SSteve Davis
3 years ago
Q:Is it free admission
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Admission Prices:
$12 - Adults
$10 - US Veterans and Seniors (60+)
$6 - Children (6-18)
Free - Children (0-5)
Free - Active US Military & their immediate family (limit 6)
3 years ago
A:
Jupiter answered it above
MMilton Gillespie
3 years ago
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There you have your answer.
jjenny ramas-suarez
3 years ago
Q:How many steps to the top?
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As mentioned, 105 and there are areas to stop and rest.
TTamara Aull
1 year ago
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105 steps beautiful views well worth the climb. Check out my review with pictures and video.
CCuervo Man
1 year ago
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105 steps
YYusimy Reyes (Yusi)
1 year ago
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104 steps
JJamie Sim
1 year ago
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Not many!
JJoe Cuschieri
1 year ago
Q:How many steps to the top?
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There are 34 steps to the Lighthouse (up the hill) and 105 steps inside the Lighthouse.
3 years ago
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105 in the lighthouse, 45 to the lighthouse
DDavid Thomas
3 years ago
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105 to the top. But you can take 3 breaks on the way up.
jjenny ramas-suarez
3 years ago
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Thank you David
kkevin harris
3 years ago
Q:I would like to visit on a motorcycle. Can I take my helmet up the lighthouse? How about a backpack with only a camera in it?
A:
Yes and no the helmet should be fine but no bags
MMind Of Will King Of SciFi
3 years ago
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A motorcycle helmet would need to be left at the base of the lighthouse during your climb, or at Gift Shop office during your visit.
Backpacks are not permitted on the lighthouse grounds. If you're on a motorcycle you could leave your backpack at the Gift Office with your helmet. (If you're in a car we recommend leaving backpacks in your trunk.)
Handheld cameras are fine (no tripods, self-sticks, or drones).
