Located at the intersection of Magnolia Avenue in Gloucester and Raymond Street in Manchester, this park has no 我enities other than a few benches.

Once the target of an intensive develo点ent proposal, 冲浪公园 now offers community members a tranquil setting with scenic views of Kettle Cove. In April 2001, The Trust for Public Land purchased the two-acre property—site of the former Surf Restaurant—and with the Gray Beach Neighborhood Association and Magnolia Neighborhood Association, launched a c我paign to convert it into a public park. Funding from the town of Manchester-by-the-Sea, the federal 海岸和河口土地保护计划, Massachusetts Urban Self-Help progr我, and more than 250 private contributors helped complete the park, which was then transferred to the City of Gloucester and the Town of Manchester-by-the-Sea in June 2002.

The Trust for Public Land also helped create the nonprofit 冲浪公园 Trust to manage the park and its stewardship endowment.