Juno Isles

About the community

Juno Isles is an established waterfront neighborhood nestled between the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean in Juno Beach. Developed in the 1960s, the community features approximately 341 dwellings with a mix of classic ranch-style CBS homes and newly renovated properties. Known for its "Old Florida" charm, generous lot sizes, lush tropical landscaping, and strong sense of community, Juno Isles appeals to families, retirees, and boating enthusiasts. Many homes offer direct Intracoastal or freshwater lake access with private docks and boat lifts, while others feature private backyard pools and mature palm trees. Located just minutes from pristine Juno Beach and within walking/biking distance of world-class shopping and dining, Juno Isles offers an ideal blend of waterfront tranquility and convenient access to South Florida's finest attractions.

Key facts

Boating & Waterfront Lifestyle

Juno Isles is a boater's community with diverse water access. Properties include direct Intracoastal frontage, deep-water canals, and freshwater lakes. Many homes feature private docks and boat lifts for convenient water access.

The Boat Lift System

Operated by the independent Juno Isles Boat Owner's Association, a specialized lift system helps transfer smaller vessels (traditionally under 25–26 feet) from interior freshwater areas and canals out toward navigable waterway paths. This system provides convenient access for residents without direct Intracoastal frontage to reach open water for boating and fishing.

Bridge Clearances & Navigation

Boating out of Juno Isles requires navigating specific bridge clearances and strictly following scheduled drawbridge openings along the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway (ICW). The local waterway infrastructure dictates clear boundary lines for vessel sizes:

Navigation Rules & Communication

• ✓ VHF Radio Channel 9: All drawbridges in Florida must be hailed on VHF Channel 9 to request an opening, or use horn signal (one long blast, one short blast).
• ✓ Fixed Bridge Limits: Vessels requiring more than 65 feet of vertical space note that all fixed bridges along the ICW clear at 65 feet maximum above Mean High Water. Overhead cables near Donald Ross Bridge reinforce this limit.
• ✓ Manatee Protection Zones: Channels bordering Juno Isles are heavily regulated manatee protection areas. Boat operators must strictly adhere to posted "Idle Speed - No Wake" and "Slow Speed - Minimum Wake" zones, especially within interior canals and Intracoastal flats.
• ✓ Local Inlet Management: Jupiter Inlet (north) is known for shifting sandbars and can be unnavigable when waves break across the mouth. Palm Beach Inlet (south) is wider, deeper, federally maintained, and preferred for larger vessels and rough-weather ocean access.
• ✓ Public Boat Ramps: Juno Park offers public boat ramp access right around the corner, with smooth boating access down the Intracoastal toward Peanut Island and Palm Beach Inlet.

HOA & Community Details

• ✓ HOA Fees — low annual voluntary HOA (about $175/year) covers neighborhood entryway maintenance & landscaping, community events (4th of July bike parade, annual beach picnic), and architectural review (ARC) administration. Does not cover individual lawn care, home exterior maintenance, or roof repairs.
• ✓ Direct Intracoastal access with private docks & boat lifts
• ✓ Freshwater lake homes with boat access
• ✓ Generous lot sizes with mature tropical landscaping
• ✓ Private backyard pools & screened patios
• ✓ Boat storage permitted in yards behind fences
• ✓ Public boat ramps & marinas minutes away
• ✓ Walking/biking distance to Juno Beach with public sidewalk access

Location & Lifestyle

• ✓ Minutes from pristine Juno Beach — walkable or bikeable distance
• ✓ Access to famous Juno Beach Pier (990 feet) for fishing & strolling
• ✓ Close to Gardens Mall & world-class shopping in Palm Beach Gardens
• ✓ Short drive to Harbourside Place in Jupiter — upscale dining & entertainment
• ✓ Near Jupiter Riverwalk & fine restaurants along the waterfront
• ✓ Easy access to North Palm Beach Country Club & championship golf courses

What to Know Before Buying

• ✓ HOA Fees — low annual voluntary HOA (about $175/year) covers entryway maintenance, landscaping, community events, and ARC administration. Does NOT cover individual lawn care, home exterior, or roof maintenance (homeowners responsible for their own structures). Juno Isles Civic Association is governed by volunteer Board of Directors; please allow up to 72 hours for response to inquiries.
• ✓ Community Structure — open, non-gated neighborhood with public sidewalk access and no internal guard gate or private clubhouse/pool facilities. Governed by Juno Isles Civic Association (JICA) with architectural guidelines.
• ✓ Waterfront Access — many homes feature private docks, boat lifts, and Intracoastal or lake access; some homes feature freshwater lake views with boat lift systems for vessels under 25 ft.
• ✓ Established Community — 60+ years old with strong neighborhood character and mature landscaping.
• ✓ Mix of Home Styles — ranch-style CBS homes from 1960s–1970s mixed with newly renovated estates; split floor plans common in older homes.
• ✓ Flood Zone & Insurance — waterfront properties in designated flood zones; verify elevation and insurance costs before purchase.
• ✓ Community Age Restrictions — no age restrictions; families of all ages welcome.