This is a tough one to review because those who love Burt Reynolds will find it a 5-star. those who don't will be wasting their time. It's basically a collection of Reynold's stuff from when he lived in the area pre-Lonnie divorce. The surroundings are...More

This museum has been demolished and replaced with a shopping center. It was to be replaced, but never happened. Burt Reynolds sold most his stuff in 2014 with no hopes of replacing the museum.

Memorabilia from Burt's Life displayed along with photos and remembrance's of his costars . Very Kitch but if you like Burt you would have loved this place. It is no longer around and they had promised it would be relocated, but it was more a...More

Used to love to take visitors there. Each and every time we would visit, we would see something new. It's such a shame they tore it down, to build the monstrosity that is now known as Harborside. A little bit of Jupiter history was lost....More

It was a great exhibit of Burt's film memorabilia, and the stage presented some great shows. Unfortunately, the location has been torn down to accommodate a hotel for Jupiter Riverwalk, and some of the assets have been moved up to Stuart. Hopefully, they'll be able...More

It's a small museum with a lot of memorabalia packed in from Burt Reynolds. He also holds acting classes there. If you love Burt, then you'll love his museum.

Because of construction along US 1 and the Intracoastal Waterway the building that housed the museum was torn down. No information as to where the museum will be located or if it will reopen. Website indicates that it is temporarily closed.

I stopped by the museum one day about 4:30 it closed at 5 and the lady told me about the donation but informed me it would take more than a half hour to c the place, I told my friend let's stay and look fast....More

The museum was fine - nothing special. I think the admission price was $2. They demolished the museum for a development of some sort. Not sure if and when and where the new museum may be located.

Burt lives on in the hearts of his fans! The musuem was a bit self indulgent..lots of photos, but not a lot of narrative. Would have enjoyed a little bit more info.