Heads up, boaters! Starting Tuesday, September 2, 2025, the Currie Park boat ramps and parking lot (2400 N Flagler Dr.) will shut down for a massive facelift as part of the City of West Palm Beach’s $35.5M Currie Park Redevelopment Project. The revamped park and new boat ramp facilities are expected to reopen in spring 2027 (weather permitting).
✅ Still Open: Sidewalks and tennis courts (accessible from Flagler Drive).
⛴️ Nearby Boat Ramps:
- Jim Barry Light Harbor Park – 3.1 miles north
- Phil Foster Park – 4.4 miles north
- Bryant Park, Lake Worth Beach – 9.1 miles south
What’s Coming to Currie Park:
- 🌊 New waterfront promenade + expanded marina
- 🍴 Outdoor dining & shaded seating
- 🌳 Green spaces for yoga, movies, and events
- 🌱 Sustainable design (rain gardens, bioswales, native landscaping)
- 🚲 Upgraded amenities: restrooms, bike racks, playgrounds
This is part of the city’s $86M master plan to transform Currie Park into a premier waterfront destination — and boost surrounding neighborhoods like Northwood Shores and Old Northwood.
