Lighthouse Point

Living in Lighthouse Point means enjoying a peaceful, upscale coastal lifestyle in a small, close‑knit city along Florida’s Broward County Intracoastal Waterway with easy access to the Atlantic Ocean. Known for its quiet, tree‑lined neighborhoods, extensive waterways, and a relaxed yet refined atmosphere, Lighthouse Point blends informal affluence with a strong sense of community — making it attractive to families, professionals, and boating enthusiasts alike. Incorporated in 1956, the city maintains its small‑town charm while offering high‑quality services and amenities.

Lighthouse Point features a wealth of recreational and leisure options anchored by Dan Witt Park and Frank McDonough Park, which include tennis courts, basketball and volleyball facilities, soccer and baseball fields, playgrounds, picnic areas, and walking trails. The city’s Recreation Department coordinates youth sports, community events, and seasonal programs for all ages. Several natural parks and mini‑parks provide serene spaces along the Intracoastal for picnicking and relaxation, and the Lighthouse Point Yacht Club enhances the lifestyle with boating, social events, and waterfront access.

Lighthouse Point’s location in northeastern Broward County places it midway between Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton, offering easy access to major coastal destinations. The city is bordered by the Intracoastal Waterway to the east, with no fixed bridges — a major plus for boat owners who enjoy unobstructed ocean access via the Hillsboro Inlet. Nearby Federal Highway (U.S.‑1) provides direct routes to shopping, dining, services, and transport corridors. Fort Lauderdale‑Hollywood International Airport and Port Everglades are also within convenient driving distance.

• Exclusive, waterfront lifestyle with deep‑water canals and boating access

• Quiet, tree‑lined neighborhoods and small‑town feel

• Extensive parks, sports facilities, and community recreation programs

• Outstanding location between Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton