Humiston Beach Park

06/11/2026

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05/01/2026

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Congratulations to Ocean Rescue Lifeguard Anthony Hernandez as we celebrate his 5-year anniversary of service to the City of Vero Beach! Thank you, Anthony for your dedication and expertise. We are lucky to have you!

04/16/2026

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04/09/2026

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04/01/2026

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04/01/2026

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🌿 Friendly Reminder: Planning an Event in Our Parks? 🌿

We love seeing our parks filled with fun, community gatherings, and activities! 💙

If you’re planning a class, event, or any gathering where the general public is invited, please remember:
✔️ An application is required for approval
✔️ Forms are available on our website under the “Forms” section
✔️ Insurance may be required (naming the City as additionally insured)
✔️ Be sure to confirm park availability & be placed on the calendar in advance

📞 Questions or ready to get started? Call us at (772) 978-4500

Let’s work together to keep our parks safe, organized, and enjoyable for everyone! 🌴✨

03/10/2026

Thank you to the City of Vero Beach Public Works/Facilities Department for repairing Spirit the Dolphin at Humiston Beach Park! 🐬 We appreciate your hard work in keeping our parks and public art looking great for everyone to enjoy.
A friendly reminder to all visitors: please help us preserve Spirit by refraining from jumping, pulling, climbing, or hanging on the dolphin's tail. Treating it with care will help keep it in great condition for our community to enjoy for years to come.

03/06/2026

🌷🐰 Annual Easter Egg Hunt – New Location This Year! 🐣🌸
Spring is in the air, and it’s time for one of our favorite traditions — the Annual Easter Egg Hunt! This year, the event has a new location and will be held at beautiful Jaycee Beach Park.
The egg hunt was previously held at Mulligan's Beach House Bar & Grill Vero Beach, and we’re excited to bring the fun to Jaycee Beach Park for even more space and a beautiful setting for families to enjoy.
Bring the whole family out for a fun-filled morning of colorful eggs, sweet treats, and special surprises. Children will enjoy age-divided egg hunts, festive music, face painting by Muffin the Clown, photo opportunities, and a special visit from the Easter Bunny!
✨ Don’t forget to bring your basket!
✨ Arrive early — the hunting starts promptly at 10:00 a.m.!
We can’t wait to celebrate this egg-stra special day with our community at the beach! 🌊🥚🌸
Call (772) 978-4542 for more information.

02/17/2026

Join Us for Our Annual Easter Egg Hunt! 🐣🌸
Spring is in the air, and it’s time for one of our favorite traditions — our Annual Easter Egg Hunt!
Bring the whole family out for a fun-filled day of colorful eggs, sweet treats, and special surprises at Jaycee Beach Park! Children will enjoy age-divided egg hunts, festive music, photo opportunities, and a special visit from the Easter Bunny!
✨ Don’t forget to bring your basket and a donation of 6 empty plastic eggs!
✨ Arrive early to get all of the information! The hunting starts at 10:00 a.m.
We can’t wait to celebrate this egg-stra special day with our community. Stay tuned for event details and get ready for a hopping good time! 🌼🥚
Please call (772) 978-4500 for details.

01/29/2026

City of Vero Beach Lifeguard’s Quick Action Saves Teen Caught in Rip Current
A potentially dangerous situation turned into a powerful reminder of the importance of beach safety thanks to the quick response of one of our dedicated lifeguards.
Earlier this week, a 15-year-old boy was caught in a rip current while swimming offshore. Recognizing the signs of distress, our on-duty lifeguard Anthony Hernandez immediately entered the water and reached the swimmer within moments. Using calm instruction and trained rescue techniques, the lifeguard was able to safely guide the teen out of the current and back to shore.
The teen was evaluated on the beach, and no further medical treatment was needed.
Rip currents can form quickly and are often difficult to recognize, even for strong swimmers. This successful rescue highlights the lifesaving training, vigilance, and professionalism of our lifeguards, who work every day to keep our beaches safe.
We’re grateful for Anthony's swift action—and we remind beachgoers to always swim near a lifeguard, stay alert to posted conditions, and know what to do if caught in a rip current.
A life saved and a hero on duty. 🌊💛Thank you Anthony!