Posted on Monday, 3.21.2010 Miami Beach Parks - South Beach Guide After $22 million in restorations newly-renovated South Pointe Park reopened to the public in March 2009. At 19 acres South Pointe Park is one of the largest Miami Beach parks. With its picturesque location, creative landscaping, and modern recreational facilities, the money was well spent.
South Pointe Park runs along Government Cut between the Atlantic Ocean and the marinas along Biscayne Bay. The park’s pedestrian friendly walkway runs along the Government Cut to the ocean and back around. At any given time of day while strolling along this scenic walkway you’ll see all sorts of water activity from jet-skis to huge cargo ships.
The park features a children's playground, an event pavilion, doggie stations and beach access. South Pointe Park is a great place for going to the beach, having a picnic, tossing a ball around, or bringing your dog for a walk.
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Prohibited Dogs must be kept on a leash. Fishing from shore is officially not permitted. No alcoholic beverages, camping, cooking, bicycles, skateboards and organized team sports. Location: 1 Washington Avenue, South Beach Cars can enter the metered parking lot at Washington Avenue. Pedestrians can enter on Ocean Drive.)
Hours: Opened until 10pm daily The cut walk will remain open until 2am.
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