Is Lake Belvedere Estates safe?
Haverhill, Florida · safety score updated nightly
Mostly yes, with normal city awareness.
VibeLoco rates Lake Belvedere Estates as “Go, stay aware”.
Gogo's take on Lake Belvedere Estates
“Go with care. Lake Belvedere Estates is a quiet, modest residential subdivision with low violent crime and minimal visitor-oriented foot traffic. While it is safe for typical stays or visits, there are few standalone attractions inside the neighborhood itself.”
About the area
Lake Belvedere Estates is an established, predominantly working-class residential community located just west of Haverhill in central Palm Beach County. The area consists mostly of single-family ranch-style homes on quiet, low-traffic suburban streets. Its central location offers convenient access to Palm Beach International Airport, Florida's Turnpike, and regional county parks.
- Suburban / Residential
- Quiet Enclave
- Car-Dependent
- Family-Oriented
Walking and biking in Lake Belvedere Estates
Walk score: 28/100 · Bike score: 38/100
There are no public bike-share stations in the area, and dedicated cycling infrastructure is sparse on surrounding arterial roads, though quiet internal streets are suitable for casual biking.
Reasons to go, and reasons to think twice
Pros
- Predominantly quiet single-family neighborhood with low rates of violent crime.
- High rate of residential homeownership fostering a stable community atmosphere.
- Centrally located near major transit corridors including Southern Boulevard and Florida's Turnpike.
Cons
- Suburban property crimes such as occasional vehicle break-ins occur along peripheral routes.
- Lacks dedicated sidewalks and adequate street lighting across many interior residential blocks.
- Zero commercial or dining establishments within direct walking distance inside the subdivision.
Homelessness: Visible homelessness is not a notable presence within the interior streets of Lake Belvedere Estates. Occasional unhoused individuals or panhandlers may be seen along major intersections on perimeter commercial arteries like Military Trail and Southern Boulevard.
What Lake Belvedere Estates is like at each time of day
- Morning · 5a – 11a
- Calm and peaceful with residents commuting and walking pets along low-traffic residential roads.
- Afternoon · 11a – 5p
- Quiet and safe throughout the residential grid, though traffic increases along surrounding thoroughfares.
- Evening · 5p – 10p
- Generally tranquil and low-risk, though diminished street lighting requires extra pedestrian attentiveness.
- Late night · 10p – 5a
- Very quiet with minimal activity; safety is typical of suburban areas, but normal late-night awareness is advised.
Transit, parking and getting around
Palm Tran operates bus lines along outer corridors such as Belvedere Road and Southern Boulevard (Routes 40 and 43), but routes do not penetrate the interior neighborhood. The nearest Tri-Rail commuter rail hub is the West Palm Beach station, approximately 12 minutes away by car.
Parking is abundant and hassle-free, primarily utilizing private driveways and unrestricted curbside spots. There are no metered zones or public parking garages within the subdivision.
Things to do in Lake Belvedere Estates
- Stroll through the extensive tropical plantings and scenic pathways at the nearby Mounts Botanical Garden.
- Enjoy outdoor recreational courts and green open space at nearby Haverhill Park.
- Catch a seasonal concert or event at the nearby South Florida Fairgrounds and amphitheater.
Local favorites
- Mounts Botanical Garden · Botanical Garden · 4.7★ (2850)A 16-acre tropical botanical garden showcasing exotic flora, tranquil ponds, and paved walking paths just northeast of the neighborhood.
- Tacos Al Carbon · Mexican Restaurant · 4.3★ (3150)A popular, casual eatery nearby known for traditional grilled tacos, burritos, and 24-hour service.
- Flanigan's Seafood Bar and Grill · Seafood & Grill · 4.5★ (3400)A beloved South Florida staple offering ribs, seafood baskets, and cold beer in a laid-back sports bar atmosphere on nearby Southern Boulevard.
Scores are safety-driven — recent reported crime and local news plus Census income, poverty, housing, education, household and access data — refreshed nightly. Walk and bike scores are shown separately and do not affect the safety score. A guide, not a guarantee — conditions change street to street.