Encompassing the communities of Port Salerno, Stuart, Palm City, Jensen Beach, Indiantown, Jupiter Island, Hobe Sound and Hutchinson Island, Martin County is the crown jewel of Florida’s Treasure Coast. There are many activities and adventures within the county that easily make this trek of Florida a kid-focused destination. In fact, a new series focused on area kid- and family-friendly things to do, including kid-led tutorials, is now available–For Kids, By Kids.
Keeping up with all there is to do in Martin County can be a daunting (but fun) task, and these kids do it with ease, bringing families, through demonstrating and exploring, perfect ways to occupy everyone in the group with water sports, beach ideas and other entertainment from horseback riding to the arts. And, once your kiddos see them in action, they’ll be game for hitting the road to family fun in beautiful Martin County.
Families can expect videos within the For Kids, By Kids series that cover all sorts of fun including the following:
- Tour the Children’s Museum of the Treasure Coast located in Jensen Beach in the heart of Indian Riverside Park. Children will enjoy a place for hands-on and interactive learning with special program days like Sensory Friendly Day (every month in 2023). At an affordable $1 per person from 10 a.m.-noon, the ship cannons, fire station lights and other details in the museum are modified to help create this special environment. See the calendar for dates.
- Get golf tips from some local pros, a/k/a a sister-brother team, who get out and about swinging clubs on Martin County courses. With more than 28 world-class golf courses within 15 minutes, Martin County is a haven for young golfers as well as those who are young at heart.
- Delaney, the resident youthful fishing guide, showcases her favorite fishing holeright across from Bathtub Beach.
- For Teens, By Teens is part of the For Kids, By Kids series and these teens are giving up their secrets for the best shopping in Martin County.
- Explore the Florida Oceanographic Coastal Center with Samantha and Kai. Great for all ages, the Florida Oceanographic Society has worked to protect coastal ecosystems through such endeavors as education, research and advocacy for many years. There are many volunteer opportunities for folks to get involved with, so plan on this unique experience as a family. Don’t get stuck trying to determine the best vacation for your family. Follow the lead of For Kids, By Kids and their innovative culture for highlighting local things to do in Martin County for family-friendly fun. Planning your next vacation will be a snap!