Getting around from Forest Townhomes

"Forest Townhomes sits at Lake Worth Road and Lucerne Lakes Boulevard — here's how that positions you for getting around Palm Beach County.

The immediate roads

The community's address, 7333 Lenora Lane, sits off Lucerne Lakes Boulevard, just off Lake Worth Road — one of the area's main east-west corridors connecting the inland part of the city to the coast. Lake Worth Road runs the full width of this part of Palm Beach County, making it one of the more heavily used corridors in the western part of the city and a reliable reference point for orienting yourself, regardless of which direction you're headed.

Regional access

From Lake Worth Road, Jog Road provides north-south access through the western part of the county, connecting to other major east-west corridors further north and south without needing to cut through downtown Lake Worth's more local streets. For longer trips, both I-95 and Florida's Turnpike are within reach, connecting residents to Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach without cutting through downtown traffic. Having both I-95 and the Turnpike reasonably accessible gives residents a choice between the two depending on time of day and destination — the Turnpike often runs more smoothly during peak periods, while I-95 tends to have more frequent exits for local destinations along the coast.

What that means day to day

A Lake Worth Road location keeps residents close to everyday shopping and dining without requiring a highway trip for routine errands, while still putting the interstate within a reasonable drive for commuters heading south. See our schools and shopping guide for what's actually along that corridor. This kind of positioning — close enough to daily conveniences to avoid the highway for routine trips, but close enough to the highway system for longer commutes — is one of the more practical, if less glamorous, advantages of the community's location within Lake Worth.

Getting to the coast

Heading east on Lake Worth Road leads toward downtown Lake Worth and, eventually, the Intracoastal and the beach — a straightforward drive rather than a multi-highway trip. Read more about things to do nearby, or get the fuller picture of life in Lake Worth. Because downtown and the beach both sit along the same general eastward corridor, a trip that starts as a grocery run along Lake Worth Road can extend into an evening downtown or a weekend at the beach without a significant change in route.

Commuting north and south

Residents commuting toward Boca Raton typically head south via I-95 or the Turnpike, both of which are accessible from the Lake Worth Road and Jog Road area without needing to navigate through downtown. Commutes north toward West Palm Beach follow a similar pattern in reverse. Because Lake Worth sits roughly midway between several of Palm Beach County's larger employment centers, residents working in a range of nearby cities — from Boca Raton and Delray Beach to the south, to West Palm Beach to the north — can generally reach their workplace via one of these two regional highways without a particularly unusual routing.

Public transportation and alternatives to driving

Palm Beach County operates a countywide bus system with routes serving the Lake Worth area, along with Tri-Rail commuter service connecting South Florida's major cities via a station in the broader region. While most Forest Townhomes residents will primarily rely on driving given the community's location relative to transit stops, these options exist for residents who want to supplement or reduce car dependency for certain trips, particularly commutes into denser employment centers.

Parking and everyday convenience

Every Forest Townhomes plan includes either a one- or two-car garage, and the community's internal streets are designed for the kind of everyday guest parking a townhome neighborhood needs. That's worth mentioning specifically because parking can be a genuine friction point in older, established parts of Lake Worth where street parking is more limited — new construction sidesteps that issue by design. Still comparing floor plans and want to know which ones include a two-car garage? Start with our buyer's guide or compare all five plans directly.

Traveling further afield

For trips beyond the immediate region — visiting Miami to the south or Orlando to the north, for instance — Florida's Turnpike offers a more direct route than local roads for longer regional travel, while Palm Beach International Airport sits within the broader county for air travel. Neither is walkable or immediately adjacent to Forest Townhomes, but both are reachable via the same regional highway network that handles daily commuting, meaning residents don't need a fundamentally different route for occasional longer trips versus everyday errands.

What the road network means for buyers relocating from out of state

Buyers moving to Lake Worth from outside Florida sometimes underestimate how much of daily life in this part of Palm Beach County runs through a small number of major corridors rather than a dense street grid. Lake Worth Road, Jog Road, I-95, and Florida's Turnpike between them handle the overwhelming majority of trips in and out of the area, which makes the road network easier to learn than it might first appear — once you're comfortable with those four routes, most destinations in the county become a matter of combining them rather than navigating unfamiliar side streets.

Common Questions

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