Jupiter Inlet Colony, Coastal administrative division in Palm Beach County, United States.
Jupiter Inlet Colony is a small administrative community located at the southern tip of Jupiter Island in Florida, directly fronting the Atlantic Ocean. The town sits on a narrow strip of land bordered by water on multiple sides, creating a secluded residential setting.
This community was incorporated as a town in 1959, forming as part of the broader development wave across Southeast Florida during the mid-20th century. Since its establishment, it has maintained its character as a small, independent coastal settlement.
The Building and Zoning Department maintains strict regulations for residential construction to preserve the character of this Florida coastal community.
This is a private residential community, so access to certain areas may be limited and visitors should respect property boundaries. The location on the coast means weather conditions can change rapidly, so it's best to check local forecasts before visiting.
The population of Jupiter Inlet Colony reached 405 residents in 2020, with numerous properties situated at approximately 7 feet above sea level.
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