Palm Beach County: Beaches open with restrictions, closing for a holiday weekend Mayor Dave Kerner announced beaches will be closed from July 3 through 5 to stop a holiday weekend rush, WPTV reports. Updated as of October 1, 2020 As the official destination marketing corporation for Palm Beach County, Discover The Palm Beaches welcomes you with open palms. Palm Beach County Commission asks beachgoers to observe social distancing rules, allow beaches to reopen Monday. Beaches in Palm Beach, Miami-Dade and Broward Counties will be closed over the Fourth of July weekend. We will see changes over the coming weeks as Palm Beach County looks at the COVID-19 status. What is Open? Enjoy your visit to the Best Way to Experience Florida by observing state and local safety guidelines. The beach on Singer Island in Riviera Beach and at South Inlet Park in Boca Raton remain closed. Beach access will be geared toward exercise, including activities like walking, swimming, fishing, and surfing. Beaches throughout the county reopened Monday after several weeks of closures. The Beaches are open for walking and swimming. * TO OUR READERS: The Palm Beach Post … UPDATED: Palm Beach County’s beaches, public, municipal and private, will open on Monday after its commissioners voted 5-2 on Friday in favor of the reopenings. Palm Beach County has reopened pools, marinas and boat ramps, county parks, and public and private golf courses, with limitations. Health & Safety Information The Palm Beaches are in Phase 3 of Florida’s Safe. After weeks under coronavirus lockdown, Palm Beach County will reopen its beaches with some restrictions. Social distancing should be followed whenever possible. According to county documents, if Palm Beach County decides to reopen beaches, there will be restrictions on what you can bring to the beach and what you can do.
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