South Pointe Park is a waterfront park in Miami Beach’s South Beach neighborhood, with walking paths, beach access and views toward Fisher Island. It’s about a 20-minute walk from Casa Grande Suites on Ocean Drive, and combines open-air recreation with a pier for waterfront watching and fishing.
- Address: 1 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach
- Hours: Sunrise to sunset, Monday through Sunday
- Parking: Paid parking is available
- Access: The City identifies the park as accessible
What to See at South Pointe Park
South Pointe Park has waterfront paths, beach access, picnic and barbecue areas, a café and a bark park. The promenade looks toward Fisher Island, making the shoreline and open-water outlooks a natural focus as you walk.
Families can find a playground with separate areas for ages 2–5 and 5–12. It has rubber surfacing, slides, climbing equipment, swings and a splash-spray zone. An outdoor fitness station sits behind the playground and building.
For a wider look at the surrounding neighborhood, the South Beach Miami Beach guide covers the area around the park.
Walk the Waterfront and Pier
The South Pointe Pier extends over the water and has viewing stations, as well as facilities for fishing. You can watch the waterfront from the pier or cast a line; fishing-line recycling bins and facilities for cutting bait and washing fish are provided.
Bikes, rollerblades and skateboards aren’t allowed on the grass. Dogs must be leashed outside the bark park, and pets aren’t allowed on the beach.
Park Access and Facilities
South Pointe Park has seating and public restrooms near the concession, along with beach access and paid parking. The City also offers free manual beach wheelchairs on a first-come, first-served basis. They require an accompanying person to assist and can enter water up to 6 inches deep.
Beach wheelchair hours vary by season: 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. from November through January, and 9 a.m.–6 p.m. from February through October. Call 305-673-7714 to confirm availability. Beach-access mats are available at multiple entry points across South Beach, Mid Beach and North Beach; check beach conditions for water conditions and advisories.
How do you get from Ocean Drive to South Pointe Park?
From Ocean Drive, South Pointe Park is about a 20-minute walk or a 3-minute drive. Nearby transport options include metered parking, a parking garage, bike rentals and a shuttle.
The South Beach trolley runs seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., with service approximately every 20 minutes. Stop 151 is at S Pointe Drive and Washington Avenue. The City describes the trolley vehicles as low-floor, to improve passenger boarding and exiting accessibility.
Best Times for Views
The park’s posted hours run from sunrise to sunset every day, so plan your visit within that window. The promenade faces Fisher Island, while the pier offers another vantage point over the water.
Before you go, check the City of Miami Beach’s official site for current park hours, parking and beach conditions.
FAQs
Where is South Pointe Park?
South Pointe Park is at 1 Washington Avenue in Miami Beach’s South Beach neighborhood.
Does South Pointe Park have an entrance ticket?
The City lists the park’s hours and amenities, including paid parking. Check the City of Miami Beach’s official site for current access details.
Can you fish from South Pointe Pier?
Yes. The pier is described as a place to fish and watch the waterfront, with viewing stations and fishing-related facilities.
Are dogs allowed at South Pointe Park?
Dogs must be leashed outside the bark park. Pets aren’t allowed on the beach.