Boca Surf Park

To Our Supporters

We have some important news to share. On November 3rd, 2025, the Boca Beach and Parks District voted not to move forward with the proposed Boca Surf Park at North Park.

It is incredibly disappointing that misinformation and a small but vocal group of opponents were able to block a project that could have brought significant positive impact to our community.

That said, we want to extend our most sincere and heartfelt thank you to everyone who showed up, spoke up, and supported this vision. Getting to the number one ranked concept was a major achievement, and it happened because of you.

While this chapter at North Park may be closed, our mission is not. We remain committed to bringing a world-class surf park experience to South Florida. We are already exploring the next opportunity and will keep you informed as we move forward.

Thank you again for your continued support. We are just getting started.

Traffic and access planning have been part of Boca Surf Park from the start. Our certified traffic study by JMD Engineering shows the project fits safely within existing roadway capacity and improves access from I-95 and the Turnpike.
Read the full study here: bocasurfpark.com/traffic

Boca Surf Park remains committed to responsible design and transparency with the community.

Traffic at North Park: Independent Study Confirms Minimal Impact An independent Traffic Impact Analysis by a licensed engineering firm confirms Boca Surf Park can be accommodated by the existing roadway network with no adverse impacts and no required off‑site improvements.

Boca Surf Park is a finalist for Surf Park Sharks 2025 at Surf Park Summit. Thank you for your continued support. This recognition validates our community first vision for a safe, year round surf destination. We will share updates from the stage. 🙌🔥

Surf Park Sharks 2025 | Surf Park Summit In Shark Tank-style, surf park developers pitch to the Surf Park Summit audience and a judging panel of real surf park investors.

https://www.thesisdriven.com/letters/catching-the-manmade-wave/

Catching the (Manmade) Wave Technological advancements are democratizing the sport of surfing and creating a new leisure-anchored asset class: surf parks

https://wavepoolmag.com/how-much-value-does-a-wave-pool-add-to-a-development-the-brazilian-example/

We want to hear from you! 💬�
Join us to share your thoughts and ideas about the proposed
Boca Surf Park project and how it can become a place for everyone to enjoy.

This open house is an opportunity for residents to speak directly with our team, ask questions, and provide input that will help guide the project’s next steps.

View conceptual renderings, learn about the proposal, and help shape how Boca Surf Park can best reflect what the Boca Raton community wants and values, including activities like surfing 🏄‍♂️, volleyball 🏐, and family recreation 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦.

Join us today at North Park Traffic Garden | 4:00–6:00 PM
Address: 5805 NW 2nd Ave, Boca Raton, FL 33487

We want to hear from you. Stop by to share your thoughts and ideas about the proposed Boca Surf Park project and how it can become a place for everyone to enjoy.

Our team will be available to listen, answer questions, and show conceptual renderings of the park. Let’s talk about how activities like surfing, volleyball, and family recreation can come together to serve the Boca Raton community.

Light refreshments will be provided.

Appreciate the coverage by Boca Daily News on the Boca Surf Park proposal. The article provides a clear and accurate look at what the project would bring to Boca Raton.

It is important to note that the Surf Park represents only about 18 of the 210 acres within the broader North Park plan. We fully support keeping golf and extensive green space as part of the vision, alongside recreation areas such as pickleball, mountain bike trails, and open parkland for the community to enjoy.

Here's What a $59M Surf Park in Boca Raton Would Look Like, And How It Would Work As plans for North Park in Boca Raton continue to develop, news emerged last week that the commissioners of the Greater Boca Raton Beach and Park District ranked a surf park and wave pool proposal as their top choice to fill a 23.8 acre portion of the property at its northwest side, above the inters

Boca Surf Park has been ranked first among nine proposals for Boca Raton’s North Park.

We are incredibly grateful for this milestone and for everyone who showed up to support the vision of bringing world-class surf and recreation to our city.

This ranking marks an exciting step forward as the District continues its review process with the top three teams. Our commitment remains the same to build something truly special for Boca, by Boca.