Free cute little walking area, trails are small but the outdoors were very pretty. We got to see…read moretwo BIG alligators got ice cream inside the info center. Def a great spot to be outdoors

We would not have discovered this place if it were not for geocaching. We took the drive from Ft…read moreMyers and arrived on a beautiful cool day (for Florida). Perfect weather for hiking. The trails are well maintained even though some sections were muddy (not sure when it rained last). The trails are very well marked and with one of their maps in hand it is hard to get lost. We hiked all the way down to the Old Datsun trail and back 5.5 miles total. Being winter the bugs were nonexistent. We didn't see much wildlife given we were out late morning and early afternoon but I am guessing this could be a good place for birders. We were informed at the visitor center that a black bear had been recently spotted on one of their trail cams - yikes! We noticed the extensive list of events and classes. If we were visiting for longer we definitely would look into some of these. We saw that they have a couple large screened in shelters that are probably used for classes and picnics. Overall a very nice resource.

I found the sunset spot on the island. This park has five or six parking spaces and is right on the…read morewater. There is a clear view all the way to Cayo Costa but even with that, the view is amazing. A 100 yard pier extends so that you're out and over the water. Perfect. There are no other features here. No bathroom. No lighting (can't distract the turtles!). And only those few parking spaces. There is a large plaque here that explains how this spot used to be an Indian temple ground. [Review 16756 overall - 1483 in Florida - 269 of 2022.]

Nice shaded areas at this playground hidden in the middle of the Rotonda Community Park. There is a…read morebike trail, shaded area with picnic tables, a tennis court and restrooms.

This is a simple passive park with a little bit of waterfront and some open grass area with picnic…read moretables and grills but no shelter. Fishing is permitted from here and you can also launch a canoe or kayak. There are only a few street parking spaces available but trailers are not allowed. There is a lovely view of the Matlacha Pass here, but that's to the east so you will be getting sunrise rather than sunset. [Review 16757 overall - 1484 in Florida - 270 of 2022.]

Beautiful area. Marina is in a great location. That is the good. The bad? Very poor management…read more Docks are being worked on but mostly in bad shape. Zincs go twice as fast as normal. Electrical boxes literally falling down. Most have burnt connectors. Water had green algae coming out. Internet only works on the first section of dock and is unsecured. Pump out works sometimes and they hand you the hose. Diesel is cheap, gas is high. Cable T.V. does not work. The pool, bathrooms and laundry closes at 5 p.m. every day. If you still want to go I suggest you walk the docks and talk to the current live a boards and the employees of the boat club on site. Ask them what they think of management. Do yourself a favor and pass them by. 1/2 mile south is Palm Harbour. Go there. They have great facilities and the staff is very helpful and very friendly.

Love you guys! Third snowbird season storing at Cape Haze and can't say enough nice about this…read moreplace. Everyone is friendly and helpful. They are conscientious with over the top service. Nice location for boating and quiet setting for storing.

Recently visited this beach and it was awful. Stagnant water runoff in the parking lots which made…read morethe most unpleasant smell and the second we stepped onto the beach, we were legitimately covered with hundreds(no exaggeration!) of sand fleas. I would steer clear of it, much better options for a more enjoyable beach experience.

Wow! This is a hidden gem- you must get beach parking permit to enjoy. Like all Sanibel beaches the…read moreshelly white sands lead you to beautiful waters on a beach with few people - a perfect night stroll!

This 16 acre park incorporates the Cape Coral Historical Society and Museum, the Cultural Park…read moreTheater, the Cape Coral Art League, a rose garden and a large open multi-purpose field. Together, they contribute aspects which make this park unique to Cape Coral. The Cultural Park Theatre Company is Cape Coral's community theater, offering a creative outlet for residents interested in participating in various areas of stage-craft, including acting, directing, and backstage tasks. The Cape Coral Historical Museum is dedicated to recording, preserving and displaying the history of the City of Cape Coral. The Cape Coral Art League is a not-for-profit organization that promotes the advancement of art throughout Southwest Florida. Absolutely don't miss the rose garden which is not currently blooming much but a few of them are still pretty. [Review 13259 overall, 577 of 2020.]

A beautiful island. It's private, so you do need to pay a fee to get over the causeway, $6 for a…read morecar. This beach is very well maintained as well as the rest of the island. There is a small parking lot next to the lighthouse, which is well cared for. I will definitely be back. Stunning

Shelling Alert - there are lots of reasons to visit this State Park the sand and water here is…read moreabsolutely gorgeous and this beach presents a great shelling opportunity if you're into that, although the amenities here are somewhat limited due to the last hurricane that came through but this park is still worth the price of admission and they have made lots of progress restoring things. We drove here from Myakka River State Park where we are camping for a few weeks being we had never visited the two lighthouses here and rumor has it that the water is warm and clear and the long stretches of beaches are covered in beautiful seashells everything we were hoping for was true. We spent an amazing few hours here walking the beach and exploring the many walking trails that wind throughout the park. We always pack a cooler when planning these excursions and the sun and temperatures today proved that it would be needed. We love the Florida State Park system and hold an annual pass to support the park but also to save a few dollars and for the convenience since we try and visit as many park as we can while traveling across the state. This is a park that we definitely plan on returning to when in the area, it is a little off the beaten path which is part of the attraction, the crowds were very manageable and we found parking at the lots along the causeway without issue and found lots of large beautiful unbroken shells oh yeah we'll be back...