Parked in the Jetty Park parking lot where there are public restrooms and a Splash Pad play area. This is the parking lot furthest from the jetty. The parking lot closest to the jetty has small covered picnic tables and some grills. There's also a playground with slides and a tower for the kiddos. We took a walk on the bridge between the 2 parking lots and along a fine gravel path to the jetty; each of those surfaces were dry and seemed like they are wheelchair/walker/stroller accessible and smoothish until almost 3/4 along the jetty. The bridge and jetty walking surfaces are each about 7ish ft. wide. The gravel path was about standard sidewalk width. The jetty has some handrails on one side where it begins, but has openings to access the large granite cube shaped stone, closer to the water. Further along, there is not a handrail. The distance from the cement slab surface of the jetty to the cut granite is maybe one foot in some places, more or less in others. NOTE: A person may become unhappy if they were to fall off the primary access surface onto the granite. About 3/4 way out on the jetty, there's about an 11ish inch step down to a gravelly cement surface. This is a very textured surface. The step also has a narrow, rusted, but sturdy ramp that I don't recommend for wheelchair or motorized scooter use. The ramp is wide enough for a wagon or stroller if you have the strength to manage the load, but the height to length ratio is not compliant with any safety standard. Yes, I mean it is steep. There aren't any trash or recycle receptacles on the jetty, but there are receptacles for fishing line. The only restrooms are at the parking lot. I don't have a review of those. If you're planning to spend any length of time on the jetty during daylight hours, consider sunscreen, hat, long sleeves, lots of water in a cooler on wheels (because who really enjoys lugging a cooler around?), an umbrella (rigged onto your fishing gear wagon or cart), folding chair (rocks and cement are hard), protein and fruit snacks, a trash bag (or other method to remove your trash, otherwise it could accidentally get into the water and choke a sea turtle or other sea life). Enough of this. If you want to enjoy some good food and adult beverages while at Surfside, check out Sea Horse Bar & Grill at 310 Ocean. Lots of covered outdoor seating, steps from the beach with beach view and access.