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South Pointe Park

4.7 (314 reviews)
Closed 6:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Vadesha P.

This beautiful pier is located at the southernmost point of Miami Beach. From here, you get a wonderful view of the coast and water. We rented bikes and had a pleasant ride through the park with many stops for pictures. it's the perfect place for a beachy or athletic photoshoot. Very instagramable!

Greg F.

One of my favorite spots in Miami. It features great views of the port and fisher island. There is a long walkway that leads to the beach. This part of the beach is far from all the action but if you're looking for a little quieter area of South Beach, this is it. There is a small cafe and restrooms. I was also lucky to see manatees from the pier. Only negative is parking fills up early.

Lucia P.

South Pointe Park is a gem in Miami Beach. It's beautiful in the mornings and during the day - but my favorite time to go is during sunset. Many would agree with this! The park is alongside the water, there is green space for hammocks and picnics. There are benches for seating. There are dog parks and a park area of kids, as well as the large pier area. The restaurant Smith and Wollensky is close by if that's your vibe. Definitely a great park to walk or bike around in!

View of South Beach from the Southernmost Point.
Genesis T.

I always go to South Pointe Park whenever I can to relax and feel the ocean breeze after a stressful day at work. From the park, you can see the panoramic views of the South Beach shoreline, the cruise ships at the Port of Miami, and Downtown Miami's skyline. Beautiful views everywhere! Its a few minutes walk to the beach, and the South Pointe Pier. The park also have a dog park, where dogs come and play. It also have barbeque areas, lounges, picnic area, children's playground, walking trail, a yoga class and a lot more! Check it out!

Bella M.

There's an awesome playground and spray park here, with an ice cream / snack shop and clean public restroom . Shade areas with benches underneath for resting or reading

Irene E.

This 17-acre urban park is the southern most tip of the South Beach, on Miami Beach Island. Whenever we visit Miami, we come here. It reminds me of Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro, in which they all face east to Atlantic Ocean, which has the pounding waves. (Miami is in the north and Rio's in the south of Atlantic Ocean.) But a slight angle to the South, the body of water becomes calmer. Bikers, walkers, joggers, kids, pets, beach, Smith & Wollensky, meter parking can be tough.

South Pointe Pier
Frank G.

South Pointe Park is my favorite park in Miami by far. I usually come here on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon to unplug, go for a walk, enjoy the ocean views, spotting the container and/or cruise ships going in and out, have a picnic at either the Hills or around the lighthouse grounds, etc. I just love it, just wished it were closer to me.

Shelby B.

Gorgeous park with clear white sandy beaches. Minimal sea life and arm seaweed, a vast distance of standable beaches area in the water to soak and enjoy the waves. Various lifeguard stands and a nice walkway along the beach if you don't want to go in the sand! Come back here often when we visit Miami!

Kathy K.

Located at the southern most tip of Miami Beach, this 450 foot pier offers stunning panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. It features a a popular place to fish with stations for cutting bait and washing fish. Seating offered for various vantage points of the ocean, beach, cruise ships, yachts and boats going by. Free to visit, the pier is open 7:30am to 6pm.

Ariel W.

This just may be my favorite park in Miami. South Pointe Park is located at the southernmost tip of Miami Beach island, at the end of Washington Avenue. The 17 acres of land for this park was donated to the City of Miami in 1979 by the Federal Government but at first Miami did not see the potential for a park. Instead they built municipal buildings and the Harbor Police, Miami police investigators, and the police horses were all housed here. In 1985 the land was converted into South Pointe Park with an amphitheater, two wooden observation towers, picnic pavilions, fitness courses and a wooden boardwalk over Miami Beach's last natural sand dune. The park was renovated in 1995 and in 2009 the it received a 22 million dollar redesign by the Hargreaves Associates, of New York City. New features added to the park included 20-foot walkways lined with Florida limestone and an ocean-themed children's playground, and splashpad. Unfortunately the splash pad and playground are currently closed. At the southern edge of the park is the large public art piece, Obstinate Lighthouse by German artist Tobias Rehberger. The lighthouse makes a great backdrop for pictures or string a hammock between the palm trees and relax in the tropical breeze. For foodies, Smith & Wollensky is a fine dining steakhouse located in the park. One of my favorite parts of the park is the South Pointe Pier which offers stunning panoramic views of the South Beach shoreline, Port Miami's cruise ships, downtown Miami's skyline, Fisher Island, and giant ships going out to see. I even saw manatees swimming off the pier. South Pointe Park also has direct access to the beach, walking trails, picnic and barbecue areas, benches, and an off-leash bark park. If there is a drawback to the park it is that parking can be a hassle, especially on a weekend. You have to pay to park and half of the lot is reserved for valet parking at Smith & Wollensky. Street parking in this area is scarcer than a unicorn. I came on a Saturday and had to give up. The next time I came it was a weekday and I was able to get a spot without too much of a problem. If you are able to secure parking this is a great park to visit. Another great option is to visit by Citi Bike which you can pick up at different kiosks around South Beach.

Alaleh P.

It's really nice spot to walk or sit down and enjoy the view of the beach and the beautiful ocean and enjoy the water changing colors. It's also suitable for fishing; you can also watch the fish swimming in the water; very beautiful scenery in my opinion. They have seats and gazebo to rest under the shade.

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Vanessa V.

This park has such a beautiful view in every way possible, it is super cute and family friendly , you can do picnics or take your little ones to the play area, they also have parking available how ever you do have to pay for it and make sure the time doesn't run out because otherwise they will tow your car! You can also see all the cruises taking off which is lovely ! I would recommend it

Mo S.

This is a must visit spot if visiting Miami Beach. Parking can be a challenge. You may have to park a block away, but it's not a bad walk to get to the pier. The pier has nice views of the water. There are benches on the pier to stop and sit. It's a great spot for photo ops. Kid friendly with a great walking trail that leads up to the pier. It has a small park attached with a water sprinkler feature that you can walk through to cool off from the heat. There are clean bathrooms and a great little frozen treat spot all close to the pier.

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Can a gender reveal be done here?

Absolutely not.

Are the restrooms open? When I went last year, they were closed but don't know whether it was temporary

Not yet. I was there last week and they still had about 5 free standing blue restrooms just behind the hill (if you're coming from the kids fountain park, go under the hill pathway and they'll be to your left.)

How much is for the parking if we have to pay?

Anywhere from $0.01 to $1000000.00 per hour.

How much is parking? Is there a a discounted price if you go after a certain time?

I didn't see any specific parking for the park or that area. We parked at a meter a block or so away since it's a busy area. It was worth it though.

Are dogs allowed on the beach?

There's a dog park in the park itself but the beach area dogs are not allowed until sundown .. however I never see anyone enforcing it before 9-930am

Is the seaweed bad right now?

Why would it be.

Are there rental chairs available?

No. You have to bring your own chairs.

Is it free to go to this park? Can we grill barbecue?

Parking is not free. As far as grilling I am not sure, but doubt it

Is the parking easy or pain in the butt? I am looking for a beach half day with family will this south point do the trick?

Parking is a pain in the butt around there. If you want to go to the beach and want easy parking, head up the beach to around 70th street or perhaps to key biscayne

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You can watch cruise ships sail by, enjoy the breeze from the pier, or just sit on the grass and people-watch.

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