Area guides

Understand the city without fake rankings.

Area guides are for orientation. An editorial label is not an official neighborhood boundary. Verify addresses, jurisdiction, zoning, schools, flood risk and services with the relevant agencies.

Useful starting points

Official City district

The Port District

The City describes this riverfront destination as a 1.5-mile area connecting parks, gardens, conservation and gathering spaces.

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Editorial guide area

St. Lucie West

A practical guide label for the western commercial, recreation and residential area around St. Lucie West Boulevard.

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Named master-planned community

Tradition

A western Port St. Lucie community centered on Tradition Square and nearby public-facing destinations.

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Commonly used local area name

Sandpiper Bay

An eastern residential area near the North Fork and the City-owned Saints Golf Course.

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Editorial guide area

Rivergate

A guide label for the riverfront vicinity around Veterans Park at Rivergate and the eastern end of The Boardwalk.

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Editorial guide area

East Central Port St. Lucie

A navigation label for established civic, recreation and commercial destinations east of Florida’s Turnpike.

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Editorial guide area

Central Port St. Lucie

A broad orientation label around City Hall, the Community Center and central corridors—not an official boundary.

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Editorial guide area

Southwest Port St. Lucie

A broad guide area for parks and preserves west and south of the city center; exact community boundaries vary.

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Commonly used local area name

Torino

A northwest Port St. Lucie area with neighborhood parks and growing residential districts.

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Commonly used local area name

Southbend

A southeastern residential area near canal access and major roads.

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