I've been coming to Chubby tacos for over 4 years for EVERY (not every but close to) taco Tuesday…read moreand I'd get the Shrimp tacos for $3.00. This was the BEST deal in town, and I'd tell literally everyone I'd know about the deal. Well, come to find out, I'm at chubbys rn, and they STOPPED doing ANY taco TUESDAY deal?!?!?????? Damn, I guess I'll have to find a new place. You'll now be losing out on $3 because I'm not coming back no more

Outstanding club, people, facilities, food and ambiance. Best club in Naples in every respect…read more Menu changes on a regular basis and the new chief has really taken it to another level.

Wonderful place to live! The landscaping is beautiful. Diverse units of living places within…read moreHeritage Greens offer potential homeowners the opportunity to find their perfect home.

Heritage Greens gated community in North Naples Florida offers a clubhouse, pool, fitness center,…read moretennis courts and a pay-as-you go golf course (no membership required) plus be only minutes from the beaches, fine dining, shopping and medical facilities.

I went to go play basketball. When i was dropped off from my papa and mama, to my disappointment i…read morefound not single trace of happiness coming from my body. I looked at the court and looked at the "baskeball hoop" and found there was no rim or net to the "basketball hoop". How am I supposed to be happy in life without a "basketball hoop". For 6 hours I was throwing the basketball at the backboard while contemplating life. After arrival of my papa and mama they saw tears streaming down my face.

Our family likes this park as there are so much to offer from Tennis Courts to Racquet Ball to…read moreSoccer Fields to Playgrounds to Basketball courts to Volleyball. The list could go on and on so to say the least there are a lot of amenities. It's located just before the Ritz Carlton on Vanderbilt Beach Road and has plenty of parking. We came here today for the playground and it was nice with plenty of shading by surrounding trees. The playground is nice with your typical swings and play area with monkey bars etc. They do have a Little Rock Climbing structure and some spinning items that make it fun for the kiddos. Excellent place that has a lot to offer or to just relax and sight see. The con is, the playground has a lot of fire ants that are crawling on some of the play areas and the benches. It would be nice if this was addressed as we've been here many of times and the problem still exist. Besides that, a wonderful place to spend the day!

I discovered this park on a trip to Immokalee. A historical marker in the park commemorates the…read morefirst commercial oil well discovered in Florida in 1943 although oil had been drilled since the early 1900's. Between 1921 and 1923 Barron G. Collier who had made his fortune in streetcar advertising sales, purchased 1.3 acres of land in the sparsely populated southwest part of Florida. This land would eventually become Collier and Hendry counties, and it included Big Cypress Preserve. Collier was instrumental in getting Tamiami Trail built. It was the first road to go from coast to coast cutting through dense swamps and snake and alligator wilderness. The road extends for 368 miles from Tampa southward along the Gulf coast to Naples, then eastward to Miami. In 1939 the Florida legislation was desperate to have Florida become an oil producing state so they offered a $50,000 prize for the first well discovered. Several oil companies drilled over 80 holes and failed to find oil. Until his death in 1939, Collier was steadfast in his belief that oil was on his land. On September 26, 1943, after spending one million dollars, Humble Oil Company found Florida's first producing oil well. It was located just east of the park, 12 miles south of Immokalee. Initially 140 barrels were produced a day and it finally trickled down to 20 barrels a day. The success of this well led to seventeen more oil wells being drilled. By 1954, the Sunniland field was producing 500,000 barrels per year from eleven wells. Until 1964 Sunniland was Florida's only commercial oil field. The park contains Florida's first commercial oil derrick. Besides the oil derrick and historical marker which is of interest to history enthusiast, the park also has several covered picnic tables. Since this park is near Big Cypress Preserve it is a great place to watch for wildlife. I spotted a red shoulder hawk in a tree. I found this park to be an interesting stop in what feels like the middle of the Everglades.

Not much of an attraction Little information provided…read more No restrooms, not much to do but drive in and out.

I have lived in The Vineyards Country Club for three years. I bought My 1670 sq. ft. condo before…read moreCOVID-19. My checklist was straightforward: safety, location, excellent reputation, well-maintained environment, quality amenities and social activities, two bedrooms, two baths, perfect bone structure, and an interior with a blank slate. White walls, white tile, no furniture, and a kitchen circa 1992 ( as an artist, I already envisioned the potential to make it's interior unique and add my personal touch)! I looked at one place first. No! Next. The Vineyards Country Club. I immediately knew after my first walk that this was my "diamond in the rough." The condo faces a gorgeous golf course (1 of 2 classes). Standing in my large lanai and family room, I overlook this course with irregular topography. Florida is flat. Not from my view! This course has an undulating surface that is stunning! The system is expertly groomed and maintained on a daily schedule. Background: I am 10 years Naples resident, I.e., Pelican Bay and Gulf Shore Blvd N.) The owners of the clubhouse, wellness center, and courts completed their plans for 2018-2019. The timing of these renovations left one speechless. The awards from the renovation say it all. I couldn't agree more. I admire the owner(s), board members, and residents that planned and implemented this award-winning makeover I recommend The Vineyards Country Club for those that enjoy living in a beautiful, well-maintained environment, quality amenities, and a community of neighbors that want to experience meaningful moments and new memories with other residents.

Beautiful spa, restaurant & health club- Doesn't look like…read moreanything from the outside (light up those trees in the front folks) But once you walk in it's 10 star!

No dogs are allowed, but the area is full of wildlife and quiet beauty. The Learning Center has a…read morerestroom and was open when we visited. We met a man named Stan who was super friendly and full of knowledge. The center is only open January through May, Tuesday to Thursday. There's a Butterfly Garden, a Tortoise Preserve, Kayak Lanuch and nature trails that follow along the Imperial River. We hiked about a mile and a half. It took us around 40 minutes at a a relaxed pace. Plenty of shaded areas, lots of native plants, and even a few animal sightings -- including a squirrel and a heron. If you're in the area and looking for a peaceful walk, this spot is worth the stop.

This was my first introduction to Bonita Springs, we took a morning walk after we arrived in the…read morearea a night before. We needed to decompress, exercise a bit and start exploring the area at slowly. This neighborhood walk was a great way to start our trip. We did drive and park. There are canoes you can use near the parking. We did see an aligator in the water when we arrived so we felt like we were in Florida right away. The walk is through a nice neighborhood. Lots of shade. Cute gardens, not a lot of butterflies when we visited, but saw some lizzards and pretty orichids. It was also my introduction to mangroves which fascinate me. Not a lot of people around, barely saw a couple. The walk is far from strenous. Pretty, lush vegetation and be on the lookout for cool birds of the area. Laid back, easy going walk.

This was an amazing golf course! Very well groomed and very difficult to play. We had an enjoyable…read moreday on the course.

I often visit West Bay Club in Estero Florida, because my Uncle owns a house in this development…read more West Bay Club is such an incredible place to visit and to live. The landscaping is always pristine, the guards at the gate are friendly, and it definitely reminds me of country club type of living. There are different residences to choose from if someone was looking for a house in this development. They do have high-rise towers, as well as condos and single-family homes. Where my family lives, their house is backed up to a preserve. So it's pretty incredible to see wildlife sometimes in their backyard. The golf courses are immaculate and every other service including the clubhouse to the club pool are always exceptional. I really cannot say anything bad about this neighborhood. So if anyone is looking to rent or to buy, this place is definitely the place to live.

My aunt and uncle have owned here for almost 20 years. We love to visit it's a really clean active…read morecommunity! Lots of golf, tennis, pickle ball, bocce, pools and the boat that takes you to the beach daily if you want. They also have a great restaurant at the river club and are building a new clubhouse for golf. I want to retire so I can live here!!