The Children’s Museum of the Treasure Coast, open since August 2008, is a not-for-profit 501©3 organization. The Museum is located in the heart of picturesque Indian Riverside Park in Jensen Beach. The Children’s Museum provides exhibits and programs to stimulate informal learning experiences for children ages 6 months to 12 years of age.

The Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center is a 57-acre, marine life nature center located on Hutchinson Island. Situated between the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon, the Coastal Center features hands-on learning for children and adults through daily educational programs and exhibits. Visitors can interact with animals at the Stingray Tank and Invertebrate Touch Tank, explore nature trails and learn more about the residents of our 750,000-gallon Gamefish Lagoon, including sea turtles, nurse sharks, and local species of gamefish. With its coastal hardwood hammocks and mangrove swamp communities, the site provides excellent opportunities for education and research aimed at increasing visitors’ knowledge of these unique environments.

The Elliott Museum offers a variety of collections, including vintage cars, baseball artifacts, artwork, Americana, rotating exhibits in the Changing Exhibitions Gallery, an art studio with classes, a theater, a tribute to local philanthropists Frances Langford and Ralph Evinrude, a Museum Store, a student art exhibit, and much more. The Elliot Museum is ever-changing and offers a wide variety of changing exhibits, collections, and lectures that will spark the imagination of all who visit.

Sandwiched between the Martin County communities of Hobe Sound and Tequesta, you’ll find one of Florida’s finest state parks. Jonathan Dickinson State Park is home to 10,500 acres of various habitats including pine flatwoods, scrub, mangroves, and river systems.