Stuart
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Vero Beach
Stuart, Florida designated as 2008 "Most Beautiful City"
in America
Population 15001 to 25000
(772) 872-6072
With its many waterways, rivers
and creeks, the City of Stuart provides everything from natural vegetation to amazing shores. Being situated on a delta , one can cross many bridges befor reaching their destination and in that time, they will have travelled through architectural time from the early homes of the Floridian settlers, to the modern mansion of today's rich and famous!
A boaters paradise, Stuart is also known as the 'Sailfish Capital of the World' and is a firm favorite of fisherman serious and recreational.
There are numerous restaurants and pubs along the waterways of Stuart, affording spectacular views of the ocean, the Intracoastal waterway, the rivers and of course, the sunrises that you will never forget!
Check out the story behind the naming of this beautiful city
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Vero's main public beach is known as South Beach, accessible at the eastern end of Causeway Boulevard, State Road 656. It is a very large, guarded beach that is used for sports. There are two volleyball courts and space to play other sports. There are two pavilions with barbecues and a bathroom with vending machines.
Another public beach is Humiston Park, in Vero's Central Beach Business District. Humiston is a guarded beach. It has a playground and boardwalk.
Jaycee Park is adjacent to Conn Beach which is guarded and has a boardwalk extending southward approximately 2/3 of a mile along Ocean Drive. Jaycee Park has about fifteen pavilions, all with barbecues. It has a small playground and a long boardwalk.
The unguarded beach between Conn and Humiston is frequently used by skim boarders, fishermen, and occasionally by surf boarders although the surf is rarely high enough for extensive surfing.
Vero Beach also has other public access trails and walkways with beach access.