About Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Gardens is the golf and country club heart of the area. It is home to PGA National and a string of gated communities built around championship courses, with Downtown at the Gardens for shopping and dining in the middle.
It is a strong fit if you want a clubhouse lifestyle, newer construction, and a central location. The beaches at Juno and Jupiter are a short drive, and the airport is close.
What Palm Beach Gardens is known for
- Golf and clubs. PGA National, BallenIsles, Mirasol, and Old Palm anchor a deep bench of country club communities.
- Central and convenient. Downtown at the Gardens, strong shopping and dining, and a quick drive to the beach and the airport.
- Range of homes. Maintenance-free villas to guard-gated estates, mostly golf and lake views with some Intracoastal access.
Things to do in Palm Beach Gardens
A handful of spots that capture the Gardens: PGA National Resort, Downtown at the Gardens for shopping and a night out, and the trails and beach at John D. MacArthur Beach State Park nearby.
Communities We Love in Palm Beach Gardens
Common questions about Palm Beach Gardens
Is Palm Beach Gardens mostly golf communities?
Golf and country club living is the heart of it. PGA National, BallenIsles, Mirasol, and Old Palm are built around courses and clubhouses, with Frenchman's Creek and Frenchman's Reserve adding gated waterfront-adjacent living. There are also non-golf options like Evergrene and the newer Avenir if a course is not your priority.
Which Palm Beach Gardens neighborhoods are best for families?
Evergrene, The Isles, and San Michele are popular with families for their amenities, community pools, and good zoning, and several golf communities like Mirasol are family-friendly too. Tell us your kids' ages and we will line up the right neighborhood and school zone.
Are there waterfront or boating options in Palm Beach Gardens?
Some, but it is not the boating hub that Jupiter and Tequesta are. A handful of communities sit on the Intracoastal with water access. If keeping a boat is the goal, we will be honest about whether the Gardens fits or whether you should look a little north.
What are the schools like in Palm Beach Gardens?
Palm Beach Gardens has solid public schools, including Timber Trace Elementary, Watson B. Duncan Middle School, and William T. Dwyer and Palm Beach Gardens high schools, plus respected private options like The Benjamin School. The live school ratings on this page are a good starting point, and once we know your kids' ages we will match you to the right communities.
How far is the beach and the airport?
The beaches at Juno and Jupiter are a short drive, and Palm Beach International is roughly 20 to 25 minutes south depending on traffic. The central location is a big part of the appeal.
See Palm Beach Gardens for yourself.
About Palm Beach GardensPalm Beach Gardens is the golf and country club heart of the area. It is home to PGA National and a string of gated communities built around championship courses, with Downtown at the Gardens for shopping and dining in the middle.
It is a strong fit if you want a clubhouse lifestyle, newer construction, and a central location. The beaches at Juno and Jupiter are a short drive, and the airport is close.
What Palm Beach Gardens is known forGolf and clubs. PGA National, BallenIsles, Mirasol, and Old Palm anchor a deep bench of country club communities.Central and convenient. Downtown at the Gardens, strong shopping and dining, and a quick drive to the beach and the airport.Range of homes. Maintenance-free villas to guard-gated estates, mostly golf and lake views with some Intracoastal access.Things to do in Palm Beach GardensA handful of spots that capture the Gardens: PGA National Resort, Downtown at the Gardens for shopping and a night out, and the trails and beach at John D. MacArthur Beach State Park nearby.
Communities We Love in Palm Beach GardensAlton
Artistry Palm Beach
Avenir
BallenIsles
Caloosa
Crystal Pointe
Evergrene
Frenchman's Creek
Frenchman's Reserve
Garden Oaks
Hidden Hollow
The Isles at Palm Beach Gardens
Magnolia Bay
Mirabella at Mirasol
Mirasol
Old Marsh Golf Club
Old Palm Golf Club
Paloma
Panther National
PGA National
The Reserve at Eastpointe
San Michele
Steeplechase
Common questions about Palm Beach GardensIs Palm Beach Gardens mostly golf communities?Golf and country club living is the heart of it. PGA National, BallenIsles, Mirasol, and Old Palm are built around courses and clubhouses, with Frenchman's Creek and Frenchman's Reserve adding gated waterfront-adjacent living. There are also non-golf options like Evergrene and the newer Avenir if a course is not your priority.
Which Palm Beach Gardens neighborhoods are best for families?Evergrene, The Isles, and San Michele are popular with families for their amenities, community pools, and good zoning, and several golf communities like Mirasol are family-friendly too. Tell us your kids' ages and we will line up the right neighborhood and school zone.
Are there waterfront or boating options in Palm Beach Gardens?Some, but it is not the boating hub that Jupiter and Tequesta are. A handful of communities sit on the Intracoastal with water access. If keeping a boat is the goal, we will be honest about whether the Gardens fits or whether you should look a little north.
What are the schools like in Palm Beach Gardens?Palm Beach Gardens has solid public schools, including Timber Trace Elementary, Watson B. Duncan Middle School, and William T. Dwyer and Palm Beach Gardens high schools, plus respected private options like The Benjamin School. The live school ratings on this page are a good starting point, and once we know your kids' ages we will match you to the right communities.
How far is the beach and the airport?The beaches at Juno and Jupiter are a short drive, and Palm Beach International is roughly 20 to 25 minutes south depending on traffic. The central location is a big part of the appeal.See Palm Beach Gardens for yourself.