About Lighthouse Point
Lighthouse Point’s name was inspired by the nearby Hillsboro Lighthouse – but it’s the laid-back ambiance of this quiet, tree-shaded town that will inspire you. There’s no finer place to unwind from real-world stress and truly relax. There are eighteen miles of pristine waterways that lace through Lighthouse Point, with direct ocean access for almost any size boat. Didn’t bring your boat? No problem. Friendly charter captains are waiting to escort you on the perfect sea excursion aboard your vessel of choice: sport fishing to luxury yacht.
Regardless of where you wander in Lighthouse Point, you’re never far from inviting sidewalks, bike paths and city parks that make it so easy to enjoy our sunny weather.
Groups seeking a variety of ways to play will enjoy Dan Witt Park: there are tennis, pickleball, basketball, baseball and sand volleyball courts; football/soccer fields; a covered pavilion, picnic tables, play area, refreshment stand and more.
Tennis fans will appreciate Frank McDonough Park’s nine clay courts and pro shop with lessons. The park also features a covered playground, outdoor sand volleyball court, and football/soccer and baseball fields.
Nature lovers in need of a little am or pm zen can find it amidst the unspoiled natural beauty of Exchange Club Park.