Tampa Bay’s adventure scene is getting a major upgrade with the announcement of Peak Surf Park, a sprawling surf-centric attraction planned for Pasco County. Tony Miller, the visionary behind the project, has secured 35 acres within Two Rivers, a 6,000-acre master-planned community. Scheduled to open in late 2027, the park will combine surf culture, entertainment, and lifestyle amenities, making it a standout destination in the region.
After a nearly two-year search for the perfect location, Miller chose central Pasco County for its accessibility to Tampa Bay and West Central Florida residents.
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Surfing in the heart of Pasco County
At the core of Peak Surf Park will be a cutting-edge surf lagoon powered by Surf Lakes technology, an Australian innovation that delivers consistent, high-quality waves suitable for all skill levels. The park will also include:
- Half a mile of sandy beaches
- Concert and event venues
- Bars, restaurants, and retail shops
- Fitness and wellness facilities
- Spaces for education and business
“I want to create a truly unique, unparalleled guest experience in the Tampa Bay area,” said Miller, envisioning the park as a hub for community, adventure, and entertainment.
Two Rivers is a fit for the new Peak Surf Park
The park will integrate seamlessly with Two Rivers, a development by Eisenhower Property Group that combines luxury residential and commercial spaces. Highlights of Two Rivers include:
- A private social club
- Pickleball and tennis courts
- Swimming pools and playgrounds
- An 18-hole golf course designed by David McLay-Kidd
Peak Surf Park will enhance these amenities, blending outdoor adventure with resort-style living.
Making economic waves
The park is projected to have a significant economic impact, with an estimated $1.3 billion in annual business output within its first decade. An economic impact study by Hotel & Leisure Advisors also anticipates:
- 700 jobs created annually
- Nearly $150 million in combined tax revenue to the state and county over 10 years
To fund pre-construction efforts, Miller has launched a crowdfunding campaign for accredited investors, with a retail investor campaign set to roll out early next year. Interested investors can learn more at www.peaksurfpark.com.
Crowdfunding the surf park dream
The journey to completion will include a year of entitlements followed by 18-24 months of construction. By late 2027, Peak Surf Park aims to become Tampa Bay’s ultimate destination for surfing, relaxation, and community connection.
Stay updated on this groundbreaking project at www.peaksurfpark.com.
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