Pittstown Point Resort     left
Bird Rock Lighthouse    right

Pittstown Point is a delightful Resort & Fishing Lodge with 12 air conditioned guest rooms located on Crooked Island the Bahamas, established in 1970, and currently owned and operated by former NASCAR driver and team owner DK Ulrich and his wife Megan.  Crooked Island is 23 miles long and 7 miles wide surrounded by beautiful coral waters, pristine reefs, and small cays, with some 345 local Bahamian residents scattered in several small villages over the entire island.  Only one road meanders the length of the island, a few small Bahamian owned bars and restaurants, and "very mini" mini-marts, no shopping, no gambling, no traffic, and lots of warm sunshine year around with a prevailing east breeze almost every day.  Our rooms have no TV or telephone however we do have one pay phone and internet access available on request.

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Pittstown Point has its own restaurant featuring the finest cuisine in the Family Islands. The Friendly all Bahamian staff prepare freshly caught local Grouper, Snapper, Tuna, Mahi Mahi, Lobster and Conch, along with salads and fresh vegetables and fruits flown in each week.  The "Sunset Bar & Grill", located just steps away on the beach overlooking Bird Rock Lighthouse, has a full cocktail bar, ice cold Bahamian Kalik and domestic beers, tropical frozen drinks, music, big screen TV, and dance with the "Rake & Scrape" local band on Saturday night.   Check out the "Happy Hour" snacks, same day sushi, goat pepper salsa & chips, conch fritters, to name a few, and don't forget the World Famous "Crooked Grouper Sandwich" served on a freshly baked island bun, with secret sunshine sauce, served daily at the bar, on the beach, or in the restaurant.    

Our native Bahamian staff is on hand to see to your every need while you relax and hang out on the beach, snorkel and swim, or enjoy the fishing and diving activities available at Pittstown Point.  On-site manager Elton "Shakey" McKinney, one of the best bonefish guides in the Bahamas, and his wife "Stacia" will check you in and answer any questions you may have about the local Bahamian history and culture, and assist you in setting up activities.

Snorkel the shallow coral reefs in the crystal clear aqua water, see pristine plant and marine life, starfish, sunken vessels, and more.  Dive the "Wall", where shallow water 30 feet deep meets deep water 1200 feet deep, dive as far as you dare and see unbelievable sights.  Our Dive Master will show you the secrets of the Crooked Island Passage waters.