Camino Gardens HOA Fees: What 23 Closed Sales Actually Reported

Key Takeaways

• All 23 Camino Gardens houses that closed in the 12 months ending October 12, 2026 reported an association fee between $750 and $900 a year.
• The median was $850 a year, or $70.83 a month.
• 9 listings reported the fee yearly and 14 reported the same money monthly, which is why portal pages show $850 on one house and $71 on the next.
• This is the fee as reported on the MLS listing, not from the recorded governing documents. Verify the specific address.

How much are HOA fees in Camino Gardens, Boca Raton?

Between $750 and $900 a year, which is about $62.50 to $75 a month. That range held on every one of the 23 Camino Gardens houses that closed in the 12 months ending October 12, 2026, with a median of $850 a year, or $70.83 a month. The figure is the association fee reported on each MLS listing, so confirm the current amount and any separate assessment against the governing documents for the specific address.

Why this number is so hard to find online

Because nobody publishes it. I searched the questions a buyer would actually type and got listing feed pages and HOA directory pages. The directories named the association without printing a current amount. The feeds listed houses and skipped the fee entirely. Meanwhile the number sits in the MLS on every closed sale, boringly consistent: 23 sales, zero outliers, a band of $150 a year top to bottom.

The $850 versus $71 confusion, explained

Those are the same fee. $850 a year divided by 12 is $70.83 a month. Of the 23 closed listings, 9 entered it as $850 yearly and 14 entered a monthly figure between $62.50 and $75. The small variation at the monthly end works out to $750 to $900 annually.

So when you are comparing two houses on Mulberry Way and one says $850 and the other says $71, you are not looking at two fee structures. You are looking at one fee typed two ways. Convert everything to the same unit before you compare anything.

How that stacks up in Boca Raton

A fee near $71 a month is at the very low end for this city, in a neighborhood where the median house closed at $1,475,000. It is a different world from the Broken Sound membership and fee structure or Boca Falls HOA fees. If you want zero fee, that means a different neighborhood entirely, and I covered those in 4 east Boca Raton neighborhoods with no HOA.

One honest limitation. MLS data tells me the amount, not what it buys. It does not tell me what the association maintains, how the reserves look, or whether a special assessment is pending. Those answers live in the governing documents and the association's financials, and you are entitled to them before you close. Ask for both.