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Perfect Waves for Every Skill Level, Every Time
At the heart of Peak Surf Park is Surf Lakes’ 360-degree technology—offering a truly unique “Four Parks in One” experience.
This innovation creates multiple types of waves simultaneously, allowing surfers of all abilities to enjoy the perfect wave without overcrowding or wait times.
Peak will host epic competitions, from club surf, to high school teams, to professional events. Families can cheer from vibrant beachside venues, while kids dream big in a sport that’s about to explode.

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Two Rivers stands as an impressive 5,500-acre master-planned community featuring 7,400 residential homes, over 3 million square feet of retail space, and a brand-new K-8 school. Within this thriving development, Peak's strategic 35-acre site sits conveniently off SR 56, offering prime positioning to capitalize on the area's exceptional growth potential and superior accessibility.
Our expert team brings together expertise in development, finance, and recreation to make Peak Surf Park a reality. With Surf Lakes technology, we provide the best surf experience in the world.

Peak Surf Park
Founder

Surf Lakes
Surf Technology Partner

Thinking Adrenaline
Development & Ops Advisor

Thinking Adrenaline
Development & Ops Advisor

JLL
Capital Advisor

Engineering Design Partner
Scantec

Shumaker
Legal Partner

Peak Surf Park
Marketing Advisor

Peak Surf Park
Accounting
Invest in Peak Surf Park with a minimum investment of $25,000





Located in Tampa Bay, drawing from 26.7M tourists and 5M locals annually.
Balanced income from surf activities, dining, retail, and events.
35 acres in the booming Two Rivers community, with land-backed investment options.
Cutting-edge Surf Lakes tech supports 200 surfers/hour, attracting all skill levels.
Proven team with expertise in recreation, real estate, and finance.
Peak Surf Park is making surfing more accessible to Floridians! The 35-acre lifestyle destination in Central Florida taps into a market with 135 million annual visitors. Surf parks like Praia da Grama and Southern Shores have seen land values soar by 200-733%, and Peak’s prime location, mixed-use amenities (dining, events, youth camps), and Surf Lakes’ technology, position Peak Surf Park in a position for similar gains. Your investment fuels real estate appreciation, membership revenue, and tourism dollars, delivering diversified returns.
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The share price is $1.00 for every share of common stock. The minimum investment is $750.38, which includes a 3.5% processing fee. Perks will be determined by your investment level. You will receive a subscription agreement with all investment information once you invest.
Anyone can invest in this Reg CF round. You don’t need to be an accredited investor to invest in this offering. If you are an accredited investor (a net worth of $1 million or more not including the value of your home or annual salary of $200,000 individual / $300,000 family), we do have a Reg D offering available to consider.
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We anticipate this offering to close in 3 months. However, the round could be fully subscribed and then closed at any time
We have 4 quadrants of surf. A north, east, south, and west peak. While the surf lake could handle well over 200 surfers per hour in total, Peak will be programmed each quadrant to run 32 surfers on peak wave and 16 beginners in the white water for a total of 48 surfers per quadrant. So the whole surf lake would have 196 surfers total if full. Every surfer will get at least 10 rides per hour and have plenty of room in the lake to enjoy themselves.
People who have tried all of the different technologies comment that the Surf Lakes model is the most ocean-like wave. That is because the wave comes from a deep 35 foot well up to shallow water and is formed in the same way, with the same energy as an ocean break. The wave can also be pushed to 9 feet high at its upper level. The take off zone mimics the ocean where you line up and see the wave coming at you versus coming out of a wall next to you. And you never surf toward a wall, which is common to most of the surf technologies. Surf Lakes just doesn’t have any walls… like the ocean.
People are familiar with some of the flat water lagoons in the region. They have no waves, thus no surfing. They are typically half the size and are much more comparable to a large pool, rather than a surf park.
Surf Lakes is the only technology that spent over 4 years testing their technology with a full scale prototype. Thousands of people have experienced and rave about the wave quality. The technology has been designed and tested with multiple levels of redundancy.No other surf tech built a full scale prototype and engaged in the intense research that Surf Lakes has completed over the last 5 years.
It is tough to be definitive with a project of this scale, but we are on target for a soft opening in late 2027.
All of our models have been using a $70 per hour average price. However, hourly surfing, memberships, day passes, etc. will fluctuate in terms of total surf cost. Pricing will also vary based on skill level selected, time of week, and other factors. The goal is to make Peak an affordable experience that delivers far more value than the cost of admission.
Yes there will. The levels of membership have not been determined yet, but should include a range of options for you to find the right fit.
Water parks have been delivering clean water for many many years. There are many ways to ensure proper water quality. Peak will employ a three tiered system that will deliver clear, clean, and safer water.
Safety is paramount at Peak and there will be a robust safety plan for every component of the park. There will be an underwater net around the central wave device. There will be surf marshalls at the take off zones monitoring the line up. There will be trained lifeguards and other personnel monitoring the water zones at all times. The same intensity of safety will be pursued in and out of the water to ensure the safety of our guests at all times.
The annual water consumption of the surf lake will be equivalent to that of 2-3 holes on a typical golf course, minus the fertilizer run off. The surf technology itself will be one of the most efficient in the market place in terms of power used per surf wave ridden. That is because one pulse of the Central Wave Device will allow 24 surfers to catch a wave! For most other surf parks, each time they run their wave machine, only 1 or 2 surfers catch a wave. Peak will also take steps to minimize our water and power footprint wherever possible including alternative water and fuel sources.
12 acres
At the take off zone, the lagoon will be 8-10 feet deep. The lake will gradually come to grade as you move toward the edges of the lake.
Reinforced concrete with softer materials on top at potential impact zones.
Like every developer in Florida that has to go underground. We will employ a series of techniques common to construction projects to dewater and anchor down the surf lake. None of those techniques will be unique to our project. We will partner with a GC that has a very strong track record in civil infrastructure projects and experience in providing the necessary construction solutions for the Florida market.
First, technology has improved dramatically over the last 15 years since the Ron Jon effort failed. Second, the Surf Lakes model allows for far more surfer throughput than other technologies, which means the pro forma still pencils despite the higher costs of construction in Florida environments.
