Lake Worth Beach & Casino

It has sand and water. 5 stars. The lifeguards do their job and remind us if sharks are around :)

Absolutely beautiful, really clean beach with beautiful views of the pier. The parking is just $ 2 per hour and the beach provides some shade umbrellas.
Plenty restaurants and amenities within couple feet from the beach awesome place to hang out!

I had my wedding at the Lake Worth Casino and was very pleased with everything. The coordinators were very helpful and made planning easier than expected! There were a few things that were uncontrollable like paying for guest parking, having to close the blinds in the venue because of turtle season (made the outside terrace pitch black) and the set up time was a little difficult unless you have someone doing all of it or pay for additional time.
All in all, everything turned out great and I really can’t complain. As I said, the coordinators were extremely helpful and did everything they could to help. It would have been very difficult without them. Also, I highly suggest hiring a caterer that will handle the set up and clean up of the venue. My caterer was very helpful and made it a smooth process with the clean up.

Don’t put casino in your name as a tribute to the past when you are in fact a strip mall. Charging for parking at a fake casino should be illegal. May be a decent place to go to the beach but I wouldn’t name a car dealership a library because the building it is in was a library 50 years ago.

I love love love this beach! This is my hometown beach. Been coming here since I was a little kid. I’ll keep coming here until I’m dead. ;-) best shops. Best surf. Amazing restaurant on the pier. Just the best beach ever.

I will start by saying that I started coming to this beach because of the traditional winter Lake Worth bonfire series that takes place between November and February. This place is a beach Casino not like the Seminole. It’s more like the Miami Beach Casino of the 1930s. Today it is about 66° but with the wind chill factor and the beach factor it feels like 56°. The lifeguards spend the day digging a 5′ deep hole in the sand with a circumference of 15′ and a moat around the ring. This is for safety purposes. They douse it in a flammable liquid and stack the logs to make it as a controlled burn as possible. They play music for the crowd and the place gets pretty busy around 8:00pm. They have a police presence to make sure everyone is safe. A lot and I mean a lot of kids come to this. It is very family and group friendly. I recommend you come before 6:00pm to get good parking and a good spot near the fire especially if it is cold. Bring your beach chairs for the most comfort. The parking meters are the only set back. They are not user friendly and you still spend about $ 12 in parking if you are not careful. Also, the kids running around are not supervised so it’s like the village mentality. It is futile to get mad at the parents for letting their kids run around like crazies. It’s just the way it is.

This is a fantastic beach. I visited with my family and had a wonderful time swimming, snacking, and enjoying the sun. Even though the beach was clearly crowded, there’s so much space that it didn’t feel like everyone was on top of each other. There was a lot of space on the sand to set up camp, large and small, so there didn’t seem to be any need to fight over space.
The parking lot is convenient but the price for parking wasn’t totally clear, so we got a ticket (only $ 10, though, so not a big deal). Just be sure to pay for your parking, especially since it’s only $ 2 for the entire day! There was ample parking, even for the time of day (early afternoon) and amount of people out for summer fun, so just keep going to the far end to find a space.
We set up camp by the Pier, which was convenient for food, drinks, and people watching. There’s no rules about bringing your own food and/​or drinks, so skip the high prices of stuff at the Pier and bring your own. I presume alcohol is not allowed on the beach but no one seemed to be keeping close tabs, so just be stealth.
Lifeguards are abundant, so we felt pretty safe swimming with a bunch of kids. At one point, there were SHARKS in the water near the pier and the lifeguards (and swimmers) did a great job of creating enough of a commotion to get people out of the water to avoid the danger.
There’s a nice amount of showers as you exit (near the parking lot) so you can wash off all the sand that you’ve gathered in your crevices and sandals. Very family friendly, no one was too ridiculous, and you could spend the entire day here and have fun. Bring your cooler, chairs, umbrellas, and sunblock for a day of fun.

It’s a beach. There’s lifeguards. Food. Pier. And $ 2 parking. Bring your towels, chairs, water, whatever. Sunblock helps!

The sand is not Florida’s loveliest but on a good day, the water is a beautiful blue. The recently remodeld «casino» does not have an actual casino as many speculate but it does have a few decent beachy restaurants. Mama Mia’s for pizza/​beer and Kilwins for ice cream… what more can ya ask for?

Great beach for the entire family! Be careful with your alcoholic beverages. None allowed. Rough seas this time of the year. swim at your own risk!
Pack your lunch, drinks, kadima paddles and have fun with the entire family!
Be careful of the beach down the road, Phipps Ocean Park. The life guard is a complete a**hole! Absolutely no beer allowed and will kick you out!

Good beach, but very slanted down to water. Lots of beer bottle caps in the sand and jellyfish coming up. Parking is $ 2/​hour but charges you in $ 4 increments. Takes debit cards though, so that’s nice. Good bathrooms and a few restaurants, plus lifeguards.

Delightful surprise! Gorgeous moonlit night brought us to the beach, but it is Mulligan ‘s that will bring us back. The wait staff was beyond expectations, extremely warm and personable. The seafood was truly fresh, caught that day. Seafood chowder was excellent.
The Manager James exceeded our expectations visiting our table numerous times with his genuine hospitality and upbeat personality.
If you like to feel like family, then you will like Mulligan’s.

Good food and good service.

Great beach and area to visit despite the current construction in the parking lot!
First let me say I totally appreciated the lack of seaweed on the beach!
TONS of parking compared to other beaches. Also, unlike several other nearby beaches, you can pay the meters with a credit card so that’s a nice feature of this development. Can’t stand the search for quarters on weekends when banks are not open, not to mention constantly feeding a meter.
Several shops, bars & restaurants to choose from are already open here and right up the steps from the beach. I went to Mulligan’s on a recent visit and really liked it!
No, they are not building a casino — the name comes from the old pier which is gorgeous and still standing with another restaurant right on it. Talk about a gorgeous view and perfect spot to take some great pictures.
Rumor has it they may be building a banquet hall on the 2^nd floor of the lovely building here, too. Excited to see what else there is to come!
Highly recommend Lake Worth Beach & Casino!