City overview
Boca Raton pairs two miles of lifeguarded Atlantic beaches, Mediterranean-Revival architecture and upscale shopping with one of the largest Orthodox communities in Florida. Boca Raton Synagogue, the Boca Jewish Center, Young Israel and six Chabad centres anchor a community spread from East Boca to the Powerline Road corridor in West Boca. Dozens of kosher restaurants, bakeries and full kosher supermarkets sit within a few miles of each other, most of them under ORB supervision. A community eruv covers much of central and west Boca, and daily minyanim run from early morning to late night. It is an easy base for a Shabbos, a family beach holiday or a longer winter stay.
South Beach Park
Boca Raton, FL · Daily vehicle entry for non-residents: $35 weekdays / $50 weekends and holidays through September 30, 2026; $40 weekdays / $55 weekends and holidays from October 1, 2026. Walk-in beach access is free.
A lifeguarded beach park at the foot of Palmetto Park Road, the closest city beach to downtown.
Hours
Open daily 8:00 AM–sunset
Tips
Lifeguards are on duty 9:00 AM–5:00 PM in winter and until 6:30 PM during daylight saving time. Gatehouses accept only cards, Google Pay and Apple Pay from October 1, 2026; a daily pass is valid only at the park where it is bought.
Phone
(561) 393-7815Neighborhood
East Boca Raton
Activity providers
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