Cypress Point Park

The park is well-maintained, and the beachfront has a nice atmosphere. It seems possible to go kayaking or canoeing, but I’m not sure if swimming is allowed. From reviews, I saw photos of dogs on the beach and assumed it was dog-friendly, but dogs are actually not permitted on the beach. Still, you can enjoy the park and nearby areas with your dog. The beach itself isn’t particularly special, but the scattered shells were quite noticeable. Parking is free from Monday to Friday, from sunrise until 12 noon.

Such a beautiful spot for a family picnic! There are a few barbecue areas, great photo spots (saw several families doing photoshoots), and clean washrooms nearby. A lovely trail for a walk or run, and if your kids love airplanes, they’ll be thrilled — planes land every few minutes from the nearby airport. Didn’t stay for sunset, but I can imagine it’s stunning!

Cypress Point Park offers excellent opportunities for viewing the sunrise and sunset, as well as photography. The proximity to Tampa International Airport also provides opportunities to observe aircraft. The beach features various roofed pavilions equipped with barbecue facilities, offering families a pleasant setting to enjoy the views while spending quality time together. The park offers a designated play area for children. Parking is available within the park, but it requires payment. Restrooms are clean and conveniently located. Cypress Point Park is an excellent place to spend time with family and offers beautiful views.

Great park, amazing places to spend your time with your family and your friends. You can easily make barbecues, kids can spend playing in the playground, and everyone can enjoy the beach. The beach has sharp glasses, he have to be very careful and wear shoes.

Very pretty park with lots for families. Playgrounds are high level and the have autistic friendly playgrounds as well. Beaches are clean and inviting.

It was a nice place it's a small beach area but is has a wash off area near bathrooms and a playground and picnic tables. You can also see planes fly over low so maybe cool to see for kids and you can walk quite far and water will still be only up to your shoulders at most a yard out. Can see the bottom of ocean but it's not as blue as some of Tampa's water still nice would recommend.

Has good potential, but every single time I am there, photographers encourage their clients to traipse through the protected dunes. There are signs everywhere asking people to stay off, as they are trying to regrow the habitat. That, mixed with the now paid parking, it has gotten a little ridiculous. The path itself is nice, good for people with different mobilities, and the beach itself is small but clean. They have a playground and a little picnic area. There is also a disc golf course. Giving 3 stars because the protected dunes are getting trampled on the daily and there needs to be more of an FWC presence out there, and because you now have to pay for parking. For a public park. It's ridiculous.