RV sites near Boynton Beach, Florida provide convenient access to South Florida attractions while offering varying levels of privacy and amenities. The region experiences average winter temperatures in the 70s°F, making it particularly popular from November through March when northern snowbirds seek warmer conditions. Traffic noise levels vary significantly between parks, with those farther west generally providing quieter surroundings than properties adjacent to major highways.
What to do
Beach access: Juno Ocean Walk RV Resort is located just across from the fishing pier with convenient beach access. "Great location and just across the street from the fishing pier. Our site was all pavers and had ample space for our 34ft travel trailer," noted one visitor.
Hiking trails: Sites near Lake Okeechobee's levee system offer walking opportunities with scenic views. A camper at South Bay RV Campground mentioned, "Site up against levee to Lake Ocochobee. Nice place to walk and enjoy sights."
Local dining: Many campgrounds are within reach of local restaurants. A South Bay visitor recommended, "Make sure and eat at the Airport Diner...best food in town."
What campers like
Clean facilities: Campgrounds in the region generally maintain high cleanliness standards. A camper at South Bay noted the park was "Super quiet. Impeccably clean!"
Convenient shopping: The proximity to stores and services ranks high with visitors at Del Raton RV Park, where one guest appreciated "Good location. Lots around for anything you might need."
Strong internet connectivity: Many parks offer reliable WiFi for remote work. A camper at Juno Ocean Walk mentioned: "Our spot had over 90 digital channels of TV service and private (super fast) WIFI... ATT and Tmobile service 5 bars."
Pool access: Swimming facilities add value during hot weather. A visitor to Juno Ocean Walk appreciated their "pool, hot tub, laundry, tennis, bocce, playgrounds."
What you should know
Space limitations: Sites at some parks can be tight, particularly for larger rigs. A visitor at Paradise Island RV Resort cautioned, "3 campers and two RVs crammed into overflow. NO full hookups as indicated over the phone."
Lighting issues: Some campgrounds have bright overnight lighting. A South Bay camper noted, "Had to sleep with pillow on face as there are bright lights that stay on all night."
Traffic noise: Road noise affects several parks. A recent reviewer at Grice's RV Park reported, "Not worth staying here very close to very noisy road."
Seasonal availability: The winter high season significantly limits availability. Plan to book several months in advance for stays between December and March.
Tips for camping with families
Pool amenities: Look for parks with recreational facilities. A camper at Paradise Island mentioned: "The pool is nice! Great time! Recommend."
Playground access: Several parks feature play areas for children. A visitor to Juno Ocean Walk RV Resort highlighted their "playgrounds, and it's walking distance to the pier, the beach, a large Publix grocery store and drug store, restaurants, and more."
Pet policies: Restrictions vary between properties. A traveler to Breezy Hill RV Resort learned this the hard way: "This park was rated as pet friendly in the TT system, turns out it isn't. Now with under 2 weeks to go, we need to make new reservations."
Cultural considerations: Some parks have distinct cultural groups. At Breezy Hill RV Resort, a visitor observed: "Very large population of french speaking Canadians. Most don't/won't speak english. Hard to make any friends if you don't speak french."
Tips from RVers
Dump station access: Limited dump facilities make park planning crucial. A Paradise Island camper noted, "The dumpsite is between the office and the fence. This requires you to back into position or drive down a narrow path and make 3 tight turns."
Security features: Gated access increases safety at certain properties. One Del Raton visitor appreciated that staff are "very kind, answer all your questions etc. the facilities are clean, the guests are nice and quiet."
Site surfaces: Concrete pads provide stability advantages. At Juno Ocean Walk, a camper found "Nice paved roads with meticulously kept grounds and flat cement pads."
Neighborhood conditions: The surrounding area affects camping experience. A guest at Breezy Hill RV Resort cautioned, "It was not located in the best neighborhood."
