Juno Beach is located on a barrier island along the Atlantic coastal ridge. The town was incorporated in 1953 with approximately 130 year round residents and 1,500 seasonal population and has grown to 3,600 year round residents and 7,500 season population. Their are many condominium units with extremely beautiful views of the sandy beaches and rolling waves.

The most prestigious residents of Juno Beach are the Loggerhead turtles who crawl up the beach every year to bury their eggs in the sand. The Loggerhead Marine Life Center monitors the nests and cares for the injured sea turtles. They also offer tours in the evening for interested people to view the turtles under controlled situation.

The Juno Pier is an attraction that welcomes many guest to bring your fishing pole or just take a stroll with friends. The beach is beautiful with its white sand and uncluttered surroundings. Juno Beach is a warm community of friendly individuals who always say "hi" or wave as you are walking around Pelican Lake.