Outdoors South of Fifth, South Beach
South Pointe Park
An outdoor spot in South of Fifth, South Beach, free to visit and worth about 1.5 hours. Best time to go: Late afternoon.

Why go
Oceanfront park with a pier and lawns at the quieter southern tip, watching cruise ships leave Government Cut.
It is one of 11 curated places we feature in South Beach, alongside 3 sights, 2 places to eat and 2 outdoor spots. 3 more of our picks sit within about half a mile in a straight line, so it pairs easily with Joe's Stone Crab and Joe's Stone Crab.
- Type
- Outdoors · Beaches
- Neighborhood
- South of Fifth
- Price
- Free
- Time needed
- 1.5 hr
- Best time
- Late afternoon
Nearby
Our closest curated picks, including 3 beyond South Beach. Distances are straight-line, not walking or driving.
- 1Joe's Stone Crab
South Beach institution since 1913, famous for stone crab claws and key lime pie.
Food · Miami · 0.2 mi straight-line - 2Joe's Stone Crab
Miami Beach institution since 1913, known for chilled stone crab claws with mustard sauce and key lime pie.
Food · 0.2 mi straight-line - 3Joe's Stone Crab
South of Fifth institution since 1913, famous for chilled stone-crab claws with mustard sauce and key lime pie.
Food · Downtown Miami & Bayfront · 0.2 mi straight-line - 4Puerto Sagua
Old-school Cuban diner on Collins Ave serving ropa vieja, Cuban sandwiches and cafecito since 1962.
Food · 0.8 mi straight-line - 5Art Deco Welcome Center
Base for guided walking tours of the 1930s pastel hotels along Ocean Drive.
Activity · Miami · 1.0 mi straight-line - 6Art Deco Welcome Center
Start point for the Miami Design Preservation League's guided Art Deco walking tours along Ocean Drive.
Sight · 1.0 mi straight-line
On these curated routes
South Pointe Park features on 2 of our curated routes, each with a day-by-day plan you can copy to your crew.
More outdoor spots in South Beach
2 more curated outdoor spots in South Beach. See the full South Beach guide.
When to go: weather by month, based on Miami
Our climate figures for South Beach come from nearby Miami. Average daily highs in Miami run from 73°F in January to 86°F in August; June is usually the wettest month. For South Pointe Park itself, we suggest: Late afternoon.
Modelled monthly averages for Miami from NASA POWER, not a forecast. Miami weather by month (covers South Beach).
Getting there
Map links open a live search for South Pointe Park, so hours and directions come straight from the map app.
- Address
- 1 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139, USA
- Coordinates
- 25.76638, -80.13467
- Destination
- South Beach, Florida
South Pointe Park: quick answers
How much time do you need at South Pointe Park?
Plan on about 1.5 hours at South Pointe Park. That is our curated estimate for a typical visit; groups that linger will want more.
When is the best time to visit South Pointe Park?
Our pick: Late afternoon. Insider tip: Come around 4–5pm to see ships sail out.
Is South Pointe Park free?
Yes, we list South Pointe Park as free to visit. Check locally before you go, since special exhibits, parking or tours can carry a fee.
Where is South Pointe Park?
South Pointe Park is at 1 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139, USA, in South of Fifth. The Google Maps and Apple Maps links on this page open it for directions.
Which TripsCircle routes include South Pointe Park?
South Pointe Park appears on Miami Beach Getaway and Miami New Year's Eve, curated routes you can open on TripsCircle and plan with your group.
Add South Pointe Park to your crew's plan
Save it to a shared TripsCircle itinerary, settle the timing with a quick poll, and split the costs with everyone going to South Beach.
Plan South Beach
- South Beach travel guide 11 places
- Miami weather (covers South Beach) weather by month
- Downtown Miami & Bayfront to South Beach 3.3 mi straight-line
- South Beach to Everglades 59 mi straight-line
Lists & regions
Also in South Beach
- The Bass Sight
- Espanola Way Shopping
- Mac's Club Deuce Drinks
Curated recommendation, not live listing data. Confirm hours, prices, bookings and access before you go.




