Gateway to the Tropics - The Treasure Coast Whether you're looking for real estate that's a sophisticated retreat or reminiscent of the charming Old Florida you loved as a child, you'll find it here in Vero Beach. We have miles of pristine beaches, neighborhoods shaded by the canopy of ancient oak trees, children wading in a lazy river in search of natural treasures, and brightly painted shops and restaurants to stroll by on a quiet afternoon. You'll also enjoy award winning golf courses, equestrian centers and boating opportunities of every kind, which are matched only by the quality of Vero's galleries, museums, theaters and restaurants. The quality of life for families in Vero is exceptional in every way, from top notch public and private schools, to educational and entertainment centers, such as the Envirnmental Learning Center, the Sebastian inlet, Vero Beach Museum of Art, and numerous parks and recreation centers, all in the most scenic and environmentally sound settings which you can enjoy all year round.

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Riverside Theatre Environmental Learning Center City of Vero Beach About Vero Beach A charming seaside community, Vero Beach is geographically divided by the scenic Indian River with a barrier island east of the river referred to as beachside and land west of the river known as the mainland. Our 23 miles of white sandy beach on the Atlantic Ocean are pristine and un-crowded, and parks are plentiful on the barrier island and the mainland. Open space is important to Vero Beach with 58% of the barrier island dedicated to parks, beaches and other green spaces. The Indian River is a briny estuary that offers wide vistas dotted by mangrove-filled spit islands that serves as home to bottlenose dolphin, manatees, blue crabs, heron and an abundance of other wildlife. Weather Vero Beach has an ideal climate that is moderated by the proximity of the Gulf Stream to the shoreline. The Gulf Stream glides through the Atlantic Ocean approximately 15 miles east of Vero Beach then heads out to the north. The average temperature is 74 degrees. Summer months average82 degrees, while winters average about 60 degrees. August is the warmest month, while September has the most rain, followed by June, October and August. Indian River County Chamber of Commerce Sebastian River Inlet McKee Gardens Vero Beach Devil Rays Holman Stadium in Vero Beach is the current home of the Los Angeles Dodgers Spring Training and also to the local boys of summer, the Vero BeachDevil Rays, minor league affiliate of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. From March through September you'll always find games to attend and friendly people relaxing and talking about baseball. This facility is consistently voted the # 1 Minor League park in the nation for its natural setting and ambiance. It's a national treasure! Disney's Vero Beach Oceanfront Resort Vero Beach Hotel & Club Vero Beach Museum of Art Culture A virtual writers and artists colony and a highly literate community, Vero's zip code 32963 is among the top 5% of book purchasing zips in the USA! Literary, art, and music groups abound. The stars of Vero Beach might well be citrus and the Los Angeles Dodgers. Home to groves that produce the finest citrus in the world, Vero Beach is also home totheLos Angeles Dodgers' spring training campand whose stadium was just rated most attractive in its minor league. Getting to Vero Beach Getting to and from Vero Beach is a breeze. Orlando andPalm Beach International airports are less than 1.5 hours away.We have direct access to major highways andKennedy Space Center, Daytona Beach, Ft. Lauderdale, Boca Raton, Tampa, Miami and The Keys are all under 3 hours driving time. Population The population of Vero Beach is approximately 17,000 St. Edward's School Education A host of education options exist, from the public school system that also offers themed charter schools from elementary through high school, to private, parochial and Christian schools and a community college. Higher Education Indian River Community College (5 Miles)