Spend a Sunday on the Treasure Coast
April 19, 2023 | Read Time: 4 minutes
When you have a busy schedule filled with routine, nothing feels more freeing than a Sunday with absolutely no plans. It’s a blank slate waiting to be filled with fun adventures. Luckily for those who live along Florida’s Treasure Coast, there’s never a shortage of exciting activities to make your day unforgettable. Let’s dive in and explore some of the local’s favorite ways to spend the day.
Ships Ahoy!
To The Market
Travel Back In Time
Take a fascinating look at the area’s eclectic past at the Elliott Museum. The two-story museum on Hutchinson Island is filled with something for every age and interest to enjoy, including a comprehensive assemblage of Model A trucks, an extensive collection of signed baseball cards, the history of local smugglers the Ashley Gang, classic artwork, and more.
Enjoy The Sun, Surf, And Sand
For many Florida residents, the beach is a natural choice on a sunny Sunday. With 21 miles of pristine white sand and beautiful azure waters, the Treasure Coast is lined with spectacular options to choose from. Stuart and Jensen Beaches are favored choices, with picnic areas, sand volleyball courts, and beachside dining. Families can enjoy walking along the beach and picking up seashells, or a relaxing dip in the ocean to cool off and float away any worries. Or just bring a beach towel and a good book for a peaceful day in the sand.
Take Me Out To The Ball Game
Enjoy a ballpark hot dog and the roar of the crowd at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium. Located in nearby Jupiter, this modern ballpark hosts spring training games for both the Miami Marlins and the St. Louis Cardinals. When these major league teams leave Roger Dean to head to their home stadiums, the minors arrive. In fact, it’s the only stadium in the country to host four minor league teams. So, get some peanuts and Cracker Jacks and cheer on your favorite sports team!
Original Article Published By Storie FL
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