Harvey E. Oyer Park Kayak Launch Dock

Hand launch only (kayak, canoe, paddleboard) on AICWW (Palm Beach County) in Boynton Beach, Palm Beach County

Fee
$1.50 per hour for parking
Lanes
Not listed by FWC
Hours
Sunrise to 10:00 PM
Trailer parking
162 spaces, 1 accessible
Restrooms
Flush toilets (accessible)

Check fees, hours and status with City of Boynton Beach before you go.

For your boat

Set up My setup to see how this ramp matches your boat and tow rig, from FWC data.

All FWC facts

All FWC facts
StatusOpen
Ramp typeHand launch only (kayak, canoe, paddleboard)
AccessGovernment Owned for General Public Use
Fee$1.50 per hour for parking
Fee collectionParking Meter
Launch lanesNot listed by FWC
HoursSunrise to 10:00 PM
Trailer parking162 spaces, 1 accessible
Car-only parking18 spaces, 4 accessible
RestroomsFlush toilets (accessible)
AccessibilityLow Level of Accessibility
Ramp surfaceFloating Kayak Launch Dock · Good
Parking surfacePaved - Asphalt or Concrete · Good
DocksFloating Kayak Launch Dock
Other amenitiesGrill, Picnic
WaterSalt or brackish water · Bay or Lagoon
Water bodyAICWW (Palm Beach County)
Managed byCity of Boynton Beach
Address2010 North Federal Highway, Boynton Beach, FL 33435
CountyPalm Beach County
Coordinates26.54592, -80.05349
FWC ramp IDPB00013AA

On the water

Motor rules: not listed by FWC. Check posted signs and the managing agency.

Nearest NOAA tide station: Boynton Beach, Lake Worth (station 8722706, 0.2 mi straight-line; subordinate station). Tide predictions are published by NOAA CO-OPS.

Manatee protection zone nearby: Slow Speed (All Year) Excluding main marked channel of Atlantic ICW & E-W channel of Boynton Inlet. About 10 m from the ramp. FWC state zone, Rule 68C-22 FAC.

General reference only: FAC Chapter 68C-22 and posted signs prevail; local and federal (USFWS) zones may differ and are not included.

These data are not to be used for navigation. Check posted signs and the managing agency.

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Nearest open ramps

Straight-line distance (as the crow flies), not driving or boating distance.