Lake Worth Beach

Lake Worth Beach, 10 S. Ocean Blvd.; 561-586-1600, lakeworthbeachfl.gov/casino-andbeach-complex

There’s a lot to do at Lake Worth Beach, where visitors can sunbathe in the sand, eat at restaurants facing the water, take a stroll on the boardwalk or fish from a 990-foot-long pier.

The site is home to the city’s historic Casino and Beach Complex, which housed slot machines until the 1930s, when the city outlawed gambling. With its arched entryways and Corinthian columns, the building now hosts a pizzeria, an ice cream shop and a T-shirt store, as well as a municipal pool (currently closed) and a wedding venue on the second floor.

There’s also a pier for fishing and picturetaking, with a popular restaurant, Benny’s on the Beach, at its entry. Pets are welcome, with plastic bags for dog waste placed along the boardwalk. There are large colorful murals at the swimming pool building near the boardwalk, perfect for fun selfies.

Beach hours: Sunrise to sunset

Lifeguards: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Bathroom conditions: Clean but aging. Parking: Pay at the meter or on the ParkMobile app, lots of spaces.

Amenities: Lounge chairs and umbrellas are available for rent. Prices range from $7 an hour for an umbrella to $20 a day for a chair. Pool: closed

Pier: It’s $3.25 for an adult to go fishing and $1.50 for a child, three-pole limit. Open to sightseers for $1. Open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Coronavirus restrictions: Signs warn visitors to stay six feet apart and keep groups to 10 or fewer people.

JOHN MCCALL/SUN SENTINEL A fisherman casts his line on the pier June 11 at Lake Worth Beach.