Cramer’s Park Beach is located on the north shore of St. Croix’s East End, near Point Udall and is surrounded by Knight Bay and Boiler Bay. This is a large public park and beach, and it is popular with the locals for family gatherings and parties. The water is shallow and typically very calm, making it a great spot for kids. The water at Cramer Park also offers great snorkeling. Camping is allowed, and there are bathrooms onsite, as well as grills, covered pavilions with picnic tables, and tons of shade from the seagrape trees. The park, pavilions and restrooms are also ADA accessible via ramps.
DETAILS
Weekdays tend to be nice and quiet at Cramer’s Park, but on the weekends this place is more like an amusement park than the beach. There are people everywhere, each having there own stereo, each listening to something different, and LOUD! If you are looking for a quiet spot, then go during the week, or spend your time underwater. Cramer’s Park is a great beach for those requiring ADA accessible facilities. The parking areas are paved, and there are ramps to beachside pavilions and the restrooms.
DIRECTIONS
Follow Route 82 towards Point Udall/Cramer’s Park and turn left into the gate at Cramer’s Park.
AMENITIES

Parking, Restrooms (ADA accessible)
Grills
Pavilions with picnic tables (ADA accessible)
Picnic tables
Lots of shade from surrounding trees

RESTRICTIONS
The waters at this beach are within the Recreational Zone of the St. Croix East End Marine Park. Hook-and-line fishing is only permitted from the beach to 100 ft from shore. All other beach-based fishing (spearfishing, diving for conch) is prohibited. Personal watercraft are permitted from the eastern boundary of Cramer’s Park (Cottongarden Point) west to Teague Point only.