Moss Point is a secluded cove north of Rockledge and south of Wood's Cove. The cove is very small, and even at low tide it doesn't hold many people. The few people who come down are locals and divers. Popular activities include skin diving, scuba diving, and exploring the tidepools during low tide.

The surrounding rocks and rocky bottom are continual hazards to swimmers. During large swells, the cove may experience large surf and strong rip currents that makes this a beach to avoid for swimmers.

If you do visit this area please do not take, collect or disturb any of the marine life. The taking or collecting of rocks, shells, or marine life is prohibited. Fishing is not allowed at this beach.