Outdoor Cooking in Deerfield Beach, FL (2026)
1 verified outdoor cooking rules for Deerfield Beach, Florida, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.
Verified from official government sources
BBQ & Propane Rules
Deerfield Beach lets residents cook on a barbecue pit, stove, oven or fireplace outdoors without an open-burning permit, but only if the fire sits at least ten feet from any property line, has a 100-foot water source with a 50-foot hose nearby, and stays shielded from beach view. On the municipal beach itself, grills and open fires are banned outright under Section 50-112(h).
Deerfield Beach Outdoor Grill Setback and Beach Ban
Some RestrictionsDeerfield Beach Code of Ordinances §§ 46-31(d), 50-112(h)
Open burning will be allowed for the outdoor noncommercial preparation of food in a stove, oven, barbecue pit or fireplace for the purpose of cooking... The fire is setback a minimum of ten feet from any property line... There is a working source of running water within 100 feet of the fire, with a hose of at least 50 feet in length connected thereto and the party maintaining or starting the fi...
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