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Boynton Beach waterfront: beaches, marina, and Intracoastal parks

The Intracoastal stretch in plain terms: the beach access, the marina, Oceanfront Park, and the Ocean Avenue bridge — where to go for sand, a dock, or a walk along the water.

Boynton Beach waterfront and Ocean Avenue bridge
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Oceanfront Park

Oceanfront Park, 6415 N. Ocean Boulevard in Ocean Ridge, is the city ocean beach. It is open 365 days a year from sunrise to 9 p.m., with lifeguards on duty every day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Entry is free; metered parking is $3.50 per hour during the 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. window. The park has public restrooms, picnic areas with grills, playgrounds, an adult fitness area, and beach wheelchairs available for residents and visitors with disabilities.

Oceanfront Park beach access in Boynton Beach
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Boynton Harbor Marina

The marina at 735 Casa Loma Boulevard is run by the Boynton Beach CRA and is the city working waterfront. It carries fishing charters, drift fishing, scuba charters, jet-ski and boat rentals, parasailing, Intracoastal cruises, fuel, and dockside restaurants.

Ocean Inlet Park

Ocean Inlet Park is the county park immediately south of the inlet, at 6990 N. Ocean Boulevard in Ocean Ridge. The beach runs 600 feet of guarded frontage with an ADA beach mat. The jetty stays open 24 hours for saltwater fishing, and the park also has 1,100 feet of Intracoastal waterway frontage on the back side. As of May 2026, the marina and playground are closed for renovations - check the county parks page before relying on them.

Ocean Inlet Park near Boynton Beach
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Harvey E. Oyer Jr. Park

Harvey E. Oyer Jr. Park at 2010 N. Federal Highway is the city primary boat-ramp park. Trailer parking is $3.50 per hour with a daily maximum of $35; the rate applies only to boat-trailer spaces, not regular vehicle parking. Locals call it the boat park. It also functions as a dog-friendly green space with picnic areas and waterfront views.

Harvey E. Oyer Park boat ramp and Intracoastal waterfront in Boynton Beach
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Intracoastal Park

Intracoastal Park sits at 2240 N. Federal Highway and is the spot people book for events on the water. The clubhouse on park grounds is the city primary rental facility for parties, meetings, and small community gatherings. Park amenities include picnic shelters, a playground, walking paths, and Intracoastal frontage.