The park is named after Maurice Gibb, the late member of the Bee Gees, who was a longtime resident of Miami Beach.
The waterfront location serves as a popular launch point for kayakers and paddleboarders exploring the local mangroves.
It is situated directly across from the Sunset Harbour area, which is known for its high concentration of local fitness studios and boutiques.
The park's dock and boat ramp provide direct water access to Biscayne Bay, a common route for small watercraft.
Maurice Gibb Memorial Park is a waterfront green space located along the western edge of Miami Beach overlooking Biscayne Bay. Named in honor of the Bee Gees singer who lived in the area, the park serves as a local recreational hub featuring a playground and walking paths. The site provides panoramic views of the Miami skyline across the water, particularly during sunset. The park's layout emphasizes open grassy areas, palm-lined walkways, and access to the bayfront. It is situated adjacent to the Sunset Harbour neighborhood and the Maurice Gibb Memorial Park boat ramp.
The waterfront boardwalk facing the Miami skyline, especially during golden hour.
Bring a picnic blanket to utilize the expansive grassy areas for sunset viewing.
Check the tide charts before visiting if you plan to launch a kayak or paddleboard from the park's access points.
Visit during the early morning hours to see local fitness groups exercising on the waterfront.
Do not attempt to park in the restricted residential permit spots in the adjacent Sunset Harbour streets.
Leash laws apply to all dogs; dispose of pet waste in provided bins; keep noise levels moderate in this residential-adjacent park.
