North Palm Beach – Lake Worth Anchorage
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-15-2007
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January 16, 2012 - Cruising News: The popular dinghy landing spot at the north end of Lake Worth will... read more
April 27, 2011 - Anchorage is perfect & free! Shopping is 1 city block from the North end of Old... read more
February 22, 2010 - North Lake Worth anchorage SM 1014.2 Very quiet and well-protected. We entered by... read more
January 12, 2010 - Good Afternoon, We anchored in North Palm Beach last week and it was a very pleasant... read more
September 27, 2009 - We live nearby and use this anchorage as a “getaway” from the RatRace of... read more
North Palm Beach – Lake Worth Anchorage
Statute Mile: 1014
Lat/Lon: near 26 50.342 North/080 03.263 West
Location: lies on the charted deep patch of water in the northern tip of Lake Worth
Minimum Depth: 9-feet
Special Note: The city of North Palm Beach may charge you for anchoring on these waters and/or limit your time to stay here.
Swing Room: restricted only by other vessels in this anchorage
Foul Weather Shelter: Fair, open to southern and southeastern winds
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Cruising News:
The popular dinghy landing spot at the north end of Lake Worth will be closed starting January 21, 2012. The bridge next to the landing will be undergoing reconstruction. Signs are posted, telling cruisers to remove everything from the spot by the 21st. There’s no clear alternative landing spot.
Ron
Anchorage is perfect & free! Shopping is 1 city block from the North end of Old Port Cove anchorage with Groceries and CVS as well as the infamos Carmines with the finest of wines,cheeese,sea food of all kinds and meats & fish of the finest quality anywhere. Shopping for the ladies as well. Anchor or Marina it does not get any better.
Almost Heaven
North Lake Worth anchorage SM 1014.2
Very quiet and well-protected. We entered by turning east just south of G27 per Skipper Bob and following the channel around behind the condos. there were quite a few boats there, mostly sailboats, but we found plenty of swinging room in the northeast corner. Holding was excellent, but winds were light. Anchor came up clean.
Bill Root
Good Afternoon,
We anchored in North Palm Beach last week and it was a very pleasant spot to anchor with lots of other boats. I have attached a website that details your anchoring rights in Florida, Florida municipalities no longer have the legal authority to restrict anchoring outside of permitted mooring fields for vessels that are non-live aboard ( pretty much any cruiser). I have attached this flier from Boat US that details this more clearly.
Best,
Nicole
We live nearby and use this anchorage as a “getaway” from the RatRace of beachbumming. Easy access to: Publix, CVS, West Marine about a mile walk, Bank of America ~3/4 mile, restaurants, etc. Some sailors spend the whole winter. Anchor in the “right” spot and no cost / hassles from N. Palm Beach officials. Can’t tell you where the “right spot” is … the lines I draw on the water keep floating away. Politics!
CuteSea
We stayed in the Lake Worth anchorage area which is North of the City Marina, which is about about 4 miles North of the Lake Worth Inlet. If you go in to the the Lake Worth Inlet you can clear immigration at the cruise ship terminal by staying at a marina across from the Inlet Channel.
Patty and Robert Mitchell with Maggi
ORINOCO
The anchorage is great. Lots of room for our 47′ Sailmaster. Excellent holding in 40 mph winds. A little nerve racking to get into from Lake Worth inlet on the weekend. Litterally thousands of people and hundreds of boats and jet skis and hobie cats, plus large commercial ships, cutting back and forth across the ICW. Looked like a great party spot for the younger crowd.