Lake Boca is a Body of Water that is Connected to the Ocean with an Image of being a Lake! Boating…read morein South Florida?! This is the spot to Frequent, Stay, Enjoy, and Indulge! Located in a Convenient and Easily Accessible Location you can Anchor your Boat, Host Raft-Ups, Frolic on the Sandbar, Bring Your Fur Baby Boating Pup, Play on the Water, and Best of All; Enjoy being Topless! The Water is Clear and Beautiful! There is a Food & Activities Boat that Anchors On the Weekends Near the Sandbar! The Sandbar is a Great Spot to Enjoy the Water, Sip, and Relish in the Sun! Surrounding the Lake there are Beautiful Houses, a Restaurant called Waterstone Bar & Grill (Arrive by Boat or Land), Silver Palm Park where Pick-Ups/Drop Offs can be made or you can Launch or Trailer your Boat! All different kinds of Boats/Jet Skis Pull In for the Day or Stay Overnight. Fishing, Swimming, Water Rafting, Paddle Boards or Canoeing is Permitted. The Lake gets Exceptionally Peaceful at Night with a Stunning View of the Stars! The Lake is Patrolled by the Boca Raton Police which are Very Friendly and Laid-Back making sure everyone is Safe! Sea-Tow is also roaming around to add assistance to anyone in need. Sun~ Sip~ Party~ Relax~ Take A Dip the Boca Lake Style!

What a wonderful and breathtaking lake! Decided to come…read morehere with my cousins boat to hang in some sun. The doc area is not really a lounge area for your boat. It's doc or undoc and go! You have to cruise for about 10 minutes until you get to clear waters and parts you can actually dive into the water. The water is beautiful out here! You can see right to the bottom. We found a sand bank and stopped there. I'm like 4'11 and I could stand in the water (reaching my neck) This lake has a passage into the sea, which we took! The water was way more rocky there so we didn't dive there. All in all, I hope to be back here. Beautiful little spot.

This is a beautiful free beach in Boca. It's free to visit and there are some free street parking…read morenearby, making this a very easy and inexpensive outing. The sandy beach is extensive and very soft and clean. There are playgrounds, restrooms, places to sit and to walk. There are lifeguards during peak times of the day and they are very friendly. Just a few blocks away, you can find places to eat, to have ice cream or coffee. Just a nice relaxing place!

Beautiful oceanfront parking for both residents and visitors. Well maintained, clean facilities…read morewith abundant natural beauty surrounding. Great parking and proximity to the beach. Make sure to check ocean conditions before going in.

We love it here! We come almost every night of the week to watch the sunset. We love the beach, the…read morepier, the views, the inlet, the parking, and all that comes with it! We just can't get enough of this place!

Boynton Inlet Pier is a place you can visit around sunset time to enjoy the view and reset your…read moremind wherever you are and whatever you are going through. To see the sun set with such dramatic colors in the sky, while knowing that it will rise again the next day, hopefully it can instill and renew hope within you to muster up the strength to face whatever challenge you are facing on that day. We stayed briefly and didn't stay a while. Maybe all three of us thought of different things, but to coexist in that beautiful moment was nice enough for me to want to go back again soon. The view was really nice. Words can't describe how I felt so please stop by yourself and feel for it yourself. The walkaway and parking was kinda tricky for me. It's nice but then again it's accessible to anyone so it can be rough depending on what kind of crowd is there. You might have to walk around like we did to find few good picture spots. The roads are two way but kinda tight so if you are driving around in an suv like me, please be mindful of the size of your vehicle while on the road!

Sit right back and I'll tell you a fish story about the iconic Deerfield Beach Pier. Th first…read morewooden Deerfield fishing pier was built 1951-1952. Low and close to the water, it was a place for the community to gather and fish. In 1956 the pier was purchased by Robert Jahn, from Mt. Vernon, New York. Local, Joe Cass was hired as the pier manager. He added a restaurant, tackle shop, and chum machine to which he added a special mixture of meat, oil, and oatmeal which kept the fish coming and lured in the fishermen too. Hurricane Donna wiped out the pier in 1960. City commissioners proposed a bond issue to replace it and on August 1, 1963, a new wooden 720 foot pier with concrete pilings was dedicated. Through the years different people leased the pier but none were able to turn a profit. The last lessee, Charlie Thompson turned the pier back over to the city and became the pier manager. He was able to make the pier profitable for the first time with events like fishing contests. In 1976 during a tour of South Florida, President Gerald Ford stopped by at Charlie's invitation. It was his proudest accomplishment and Charlie retired from duty in 1988. Today the pier is 970 feet long and attracts thousands of sightseers and fishermen a year. The pier is open 6 AM to 11 PM daily. They ask that people who are fishing keep a minimum of 10 feet apart. The pier also has a souvenir and bait shop sells bait, tackle, fishing accessories and rents fishing rods. My favorite thing about the Deerfield Beach Pier is actually free and you don't even have to go there in person. At the pier, the city operates 3 live stream cameras, the pier camera, the beach camera, and my favorite, the world famous spinner sea camera where you can watch the fish swim right up to it. This feed is shown on the bait shop wall and online. To see the cameras you just have to go to the pier website. During my last visit I was disappointed with the condition of the pier. I paid $2, which granted is not a lot of money but you couldn't even walk to the end of the pier because it was closed off by a gate. The only one using the end of the pier were the pelicans. The pier was also dirty and smelly. Fast forward to my visit this weekend and the pier is looking better than ever now that phase one and two of reconstruction have been completed. You can walk all the way to end and there are new benches and fish cleaning stations. Best of all is that you can fish and walk the pier for free until January. I even ran into a film crew. A few finishing touches are still being completed including The Break House, a new kitchen and beach bar that will be soon be opening next to the entrance of the pier. Come out and enjoy this iconic Deerfield Beach landmark while the weather is gorgeous and it is free to visit.

Went here for a day of bait fishing with friends. We got lucky and had a beautiful day ahead of us,…read morewith barely any clouds after sunrise. The water was so blue and clear, we were able to see all the fish swimming around. We even saw a ray, 3 sea turtles, and a few barracudas. We also caught a bunch of bait as well with the squid we bought from the receptionist! There were also a lot of boats near us, but security was on top of it. The other fishermen near us were kind and respectful. The only con is that parking near the dock is way too little. We arrived at 5:30am, 30min before the dock opened, but it started to fill up around 6:00am. Be warned, otherwise you pay for parking at the garage.

We wanted a 1/2 day excursion to try fishing and this trip was exactly what we were looking for…read more We had a such a great time. Darrell was a great help and was very kind and attentive. Would for sure come back.

Second time fishing off the Sea Mist, great crew! They are very friendly and always there to help…read moreyou out. Will be coming back often. My grandsons had a great time.

Very beautiful and peaceful Beach is always clean…read morePlenty of parking Great area Very relaxing

My happy place. Deerfield Beach has it all! Easy parking, the most beautiful beach, a good…read moreselection of restaurants from burgers, crepes, sushi to Italian, amazing seafood and great hotels and condos to rent. My favorites are the Whales Rib, JBs on the Beach and our family's favorite, Oceans 234. Whether you're looking for a beach get away or a day at the beach or night out, Deerfield Beach won't disappoint.

Such a wonderful experience with two stand up guys! Capt. Moochie and mate John are a blast to fish…read morewith!

Such a fun time! We originally booked with Mathew Sutherland on "lady Rachel" unfortunately we got…read morescammed. Captain Mooch and his first mate John saved us last minute! Hard working guys who gave us a great time and great vibes, we'll absolutely be returning!

This is our local beach when we go to Delray. In the past, it would have been a 5 star but sadly…read morethe beach is being washed away. What is left of it makes for cramped seating unless you are willing to walk, which we did, but had we been with our in-laws it would not have been that easy. Also the stairs and walking path seems as if they are falling apart. Need some remediation and a good paint job. Positives are still showers and restrooms. And easy metered parking right across the street. Very sad to see.

Saturday morning, I got up early and headed to Atlantic Dunes Park. I arrived early enough that the…read moreregular parking lot was still locked, which was a serious bummer. I get that someone needs to be here to open it but this was a disappointment. Once I did find a spot to park, it was a nice walk through the mangroves and along the boardwalk over the dunes to the beach. I found a seat, probably trespassing from one of the communities but the chair was comfy. With my coffee in hand, I was here for over an hour as the Sun slowly came over the horizon. I was undisturbed. Other beachgoers walking back and forth but folks seemed to get my vibe and did not approach. There is a beached sailboat here since December. Maybe it's still here when you visit. It made for some fun photos. There is a bathroom facility and a beach shower and a picnic pavilion. Parking across the street requires feeding a meter. Don't forget that. [Round number review 22000 - 972 of 2024 - 1848 in Florida]