South Pointe Pier

The fishing and viewing pier at the park's Atlantic end beside Government Cut. Navigate to the exact pin rather than the general South Pointe Park marker.

Paid municipal garages, lots, and metered streets serve South of Fifth. The nearest spaces fill early on weekends; verify garage closing terms and never rely on Ocean Drive curb access.

The pier follows posted City access and can close independently for weather, maintenance, or security; do not assume beach or park hours guarantee pier access.

Public restrooms and outdoor showers are available near the beach and park facilities. Beach-wheelchair assistance begins with the lifeguard during service hours.

General pier access is free; parking and concessions cost separately.

Paved paths, ramps, beach access mats, and free manual beach wheelchairs support access. Chairs are first-come, require an assisting companion, and have seasonal service hours.

Leashed dogs are allowed in designated park areas under posted rules, but not on the beach sand or in playground and splash areas. Use the nearby designated dog park for off-leash activity.

The fishing and viewing pier at the park's Atlantic end beside Government Cut. The splash pad, playground, lawns, ships, and beach make a strong family stop. Keep children clear of cyclists, pier fishing gear, seawalls, and Government Cut currents.

Keep clear of fishing lines and the rail edge. Swimming beside the pier or in Government Cut is unsafe because of currents and vessel traffic.

Miami Beach trolley and bus routes serve Washington Avenue and South Pointe Drive. Walking or cycling from South Beach avoids peak parking delays.