Deerfield Beach Surf Cam, Florida (Offline)

The Deerfield Beach Surf Cam streams live from the Kirk Cottrell Pavilion, capturing the action and beauty of the north shore of Deerfield Beach, Florida, where surfing is allowed. Unfortunately, the camera is currently offline because it appears to have been struck by lightning. Deerfield Beach Live plans to remove and replace it once the weather and schedules allow, and updates are posted in the channel's Community section.

When working, the camera shows the surf zone north of the International Fishing Pier. Unlike the swimming areas around the pier, this section is set aside for surfers, and the local crew paddles out whenever an Atlantic swell arrives. South Florida's surf is often small, sheltered by the Bahamas, so good days are treasured, usually when northeast winds blow in autumn and winter or when distant storms send in swells.

Deerfield Beach is the northernmost coastal city in Broward County, between Boca Raton and Pompano Beach. Its beach and promenade are among the most popular in South Florida, and sea turtles nest on the sand from March to October.

Winters are mild and dry, summers hot with afternoon storms, and hurricane season runs from June to November. Florida uses Eastern Time.

The stream is provided by Deerfield Beach Live.