The Point Surf Park: The Complete Guide
Quick facts
| Wave tech | Endless Surf · pneumatic |
|---|---|
| Session length | 60 minutes |
| Wave height (max) | 6.6 ft / 2 m |
| Waves per hour | 120 |
| Skill levels | All levels |
| Public pricing | Pricing TBD |
| Address | Fellsmere, Florida, USA |
Wave settings and pricing
Single Peak
The Endless Surf signature setting, up to 19 seconds of rideable wall.
Book Single PeakGetting there
The Point Surf Park is at Fellsmere, Florida, USA.
The technology
The Point Surf Park runs on Endless Surf — a pneumatic system from Richmond. Endless Surf uses a centralised pneumatic swell generator combined with a segmented reef bathymetry that can be tuned to break left, right or peaky. A software layer allows more than 40 distinct wave programs, from ankle-slappers to head-high barrels, in a single operating day.
Announced in 2023 and moving through construction in 2025 and 2026, The Point is one of the first commercial Endless Surf ES36 installations, built by WhiteWater and Murphys Waves. The property sits on a former citrus grove in Fellsmere and is designed around the Single Peak setting, which delivers 19-second rides across multiple concurrent surf zones inside one lagoon.
Frequently asked about The Point Surf Park
+Where is The Point Surf Park?
In Fellsmere, Florida, about 20 minutes inland from Sebastian Inlet and roughly halfway between Orlando and West Palm Beach.
+When does The Point open?
The project is targeting a 2026 opening. Booking windows and pricing have not been published yet.
+What technology does The Point use?
Endless Surf ES36, a pneumatic system built by WhiteWater and Murphys Waves, tuned for Single Peak rides up to 19 seconds long.
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