Gulfstream Park, Delray Beach FL
| Address | 4489 N Ocean Blvd, Delray Beach, FL |
| Phone | (561) 966-6600 |
| Hours | 8:00am-8:00pm |
| Website | discover.pbcgov.org/parks/Locations/Gulfstream.aspx |
| Categories | Park, Public Beach, Recreation, Tourist Attraction |
| Rating | 4 3 reviews |
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Gulfstream Park reviews
3This is actually a very nice spot away from the touristy areas down toward fort lauderdale where the beach on sunny day is almost as nice and there is even a nice playground for kids.prettey trees.
Really nicely maintained and clean. Less crowded than some of the others beaches. Unfortunately parking gets tight around noon. I was only there near Christmas so, it's probably not always like that.
I like dogs. However why do dog owners ignore the posted signage? Right at the entrance there is a big sign. No dogs allowed in park or beach. Same sign at the beginning of the board walk. In my one and only visit to this park there were easily half a dozen or more dogs on the beach and in the park!
What's the chance those are service animals? Very very slim.
Spoke with a park official as I was leaving. He told me when Ocean Rescue is on duty there are no dogs. Only legitimate service dogs.
He said is was a police matter.
It's been two (2) months now according to Google. Google states that over a thousand (1000) people have viewed this review. My gut tells me folks with pets and no regard for the law are doing backsprings with glee! "Great another place to disturb the peace! " Meanwhile folks with an absolute need for a service animal are cringing.