Plan Your Visit to
The Point Surf Park

A Beach Pass is for guests who want to enjoy the park without surfing. It provides all-day access to the upper-level beach and surf basin viewing area, making it the perfect option for friends and family who want to watch the action. Children 10 years old and under receive free Beach Pass admission and do not need to purchase a Beach Pass. A signed waiver is still required for all guests, regardless of age.

Beach Passes are $10 per person.

Beach Passes are valid during our standard operating hours, 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

No. Beach Passes are completely separate from surf sessions and may be purchased whether or not you have a session booked.

No. A Beach Pass provides spectator access only. Surf sessions, lessons, and rentals must be purchased separately.

Yes. Beach Passes can be purchased online before your visit or at Guest Services upon arrival.

Yes. All guests entering the facility, including spectators, must complete a signed waiver, regardless of whether they plan to surf.

No. Parents or guardians accompanying a child participating in a surf session may watch their child without purchasing a Beach Pass.

Yes. Beach Passes include unlimited entry and exit to the surf basin viewing area throughout the day of your visit.

No. A Beach Pass is only required if you plan to access the surf basin viewing area. Guests using only the Outdoor Wellness Area do not need a Beach Pass.

The Point Surf Park is a surf destination in Fellsmere, Florida, offering consistent, controlled waves for first-time surfers through advanced and professional-level surfers. The park is designed around safe progression, physical well-being, mentorship, and community.

In Fellsmere, Florida, near the Treasure Coast. The park is just off Interstate 95 and approximately 15 minutes from Vero Beach.

The surf lagoon currently lists hours of 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Hours may vary because of private events, maintenance, weather, seasonal schedules, or other conditions. Please confirm current hours before visiting.

No. The Caroline Marks Surf Academy is designed for first-time surfers, while Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert, and Pro sessions provide progressive options for different experience levels.

No. In addition to surfing, The Point plans to offer food trucks, a surf shop, wellness amenities, an event center, spectator areas, lockers, showers, and other guest amenities.

Yes. The Point is designed to be a welcoming place where families can learn, surf, relax, and spend time together, with guided sessions, food trucks, spectator areas, clean amenities, and free parking.

Yes. Full payment is required at the time of purchase. We do not accept deposits, and a reservation is not confirmed until payment is received in full.

All purchases are final and binding. Certain surf-session cancellations may qualify for a future credit or voucher based on how far in advance the cancellation is made.

Seven or more days before the session: cancel without penalty and keep the value as a credit or voucher. Less than seven days but at least 72 hours before: cancel with 50% forfeited, remaining value issued as a credit or voucher. Within 72 hours: no changes, modifications, or rescheduling. Credits and rebooking are subject to availability.

A reservation may be reassigned to another person only with approval from The Point and in accordance with park procedures. The replacement participant must meet all eligibility and participation requirements.

Guests who do not appear for their scheduled session are considered a no-show and lose the full value of the booking.

Arriving more than 30 minutes after the start time is treated as a no-show with full loss of value. Guests within the 30-minute grace period may participate when time, space, safety, and operations allow. Missed time is not added back.

No. Entry requires a valid booked session, pass, or other authorized admission.

Walk-ins may be accepted when space is available, but advance reservations are strongly recommended. A walk-in is not guaranteed a session, rental, lesson, or preferred time.

If operations are affected by weather, lightning, mechanical issues, maintenance, or safety concerns, The Point may provide a full or partial credit, voucher, rebooking option, or another appropriate remedy based on the portion affected.

Arrive early enough to complete check-in, confirm required documents, obtain equipment, change, and attend the pre-session safety briefing. Your booking confirmation will list the recommended arrival time.

A swimsuit, a towel, sunscreen, a change of clothes, a water bottle, a valid photo ID when required, any required medication, and personal surf equipment if permitted and approved. Surfboards, wetsuits, helmets, rashguards, and other rental equipment may be available on-site.

Yes. The Point plans to offer complimentary on-site parking. Availability may be affected by special events or capacity.

Yes. Showers and lockers are among the planned guest amenities. Locker availability, duration, and fees may vary.

Spectator areas are part of the family-friendly experience. Access may depend on capacity, event restrictions, safety requirements, and operating conditions.

We currently highlight Captain Hiram's and Stagecoach Suites as nearby lodging options for an overnight visit.

Nearby highlights include gator boat rides and eco-tours, Sebastian Inlet, local dining, beaches, fishing, and other Treasure Coast attractions.

No. The Point plans to offer soft-top boards for learning and hard-top boards for experienced surfers. Rental equipment may be reserved online, subject to availability.

Soft-top surfboards, hard-top surfboards, wetsuits, helmets, life vests, boogie boards, and fins, leashes, wax, and other surf hardware. Inventory, sizes, eligibility, and pricing may vary.

Yes. Reserving in advance lets the team prepare the right gear and size before you arrive. Same-day availability is not guaranteed.

Personal boards may be permitted only after inspection and approval by staff, depending on session type, skill level, board size, shape, condition, fin setup, and safety considerations.

Yes. Only approved equipment may be used in designated surf areas. Unsafe, incompatible, damaged, or inappropriate equipment may be prohibited.

Stand-up paddleboards are not permitted during public sessions. They may be permitted during approved private sessions.

Foils are not permitted during public or private sessions unless expressly authorized by The Point.

Helmets are required for all Beginner surf lessons and Beginner sessions. They are recommended but not required for Intermediate, Advanced, Expert, and Pro sessions.

Inspect equipment before use, report issues immediately, use it only as intended, and return it in the condition received aside from ordinary wear. You are responsible for loss, theft, misuse, or excessive damage. Fees may apply.