Homestead Bayfront Park offers many fun activities including sunbathing, beachcombing, biking, picnicking, volleyball, wildlife watching, fishing, swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, canoeing, boating, paddle boarding, and surf-skiing. The water near this beach is mostly calm and shallow, making it ideal for beginner swimmers, kayakers, and canoers. The water’s clarity also makes it ideal for snorkelers, who also enter the water near this beach to explore its vibrant biodiversity - you can view many kinds of fish in the tidal atoll pool near Homestead Bayfront Park including mullet, mangrove snapper, and barracuda. However, if you are planning to enter the water near Homestead Bayfront Park, it is important to note that certain sections of the water here are deep and swimmers are prohibited in these sections for safety purposes. In addition, shark attacks have also been documented in the water near Homestead Bayfront Park. If you like birdwatching, you can view many kinds of birds around Homestead Bayfront Park. The park also has a fishing pier which offers wonderful Instagram-worthy views of Biscayne Bay. If you are planning to fish in the water near Homestead Bayfront Park, we recommend following the local fishing regulations. The biking trails present in Homestead Bayfront Park offer a fun oceanfront biking experience. In addition, the Biscayne Trail is also present near the park entrance - this park offers a fun biking session along the Miami-Dade County shoreline. Many interesting events are organized in Homestead Bayfront Park throughout the year, including Classics by the Bay which is held in February and sees automobile exhibitions, and live music performances being organized in the park. In addition, art and craft vendors and great food options are also available in this park during this event. Another amazing event organized in this park is the Wacky Raft Race, which is organized in January and sees participants compete in a race against each other on homemade rafts. During this event, the park also offers live music performances, amazing food options, art and craft vendors, and fun family-friendly activities. Kayakers and boaters also frequently launch their canoes from this park and explore the nearby Biscayne National Park, which offers a unique insight into Southern Florida’s vibrant natural and cultural history.