Play ground area is at the front of parking area hidden down the path behind the painted Butterfly…read morebathroom. Very clean for middle of November travel. The playground structure has a sunshade cover. Other pictures we've seen didn't have cover in them. Clean seating and plenty of picnic benches.

This review is for the dog park only. If you want place where the owners do not discipline the dogs…read moreand where barking and aggression is allowed then this is the place. Unneutered dogs are welcomed. The small dog park is on the fence with the large ones. This place is very clicky, outsiders and the dogs seem to be unwanted. Did I mention the dogs poop and the owners look away. The rest of the park is awesome!

Four Mile Cove Ecological Preserve is located on the right as soon as you cross the Midpoint…read moreMemorial Bridge that connects Fort Myers to Cape Coral. The 365 acre preserve is the second largest open green space in Cape Coral. It was created by the State of Florida when the city of Cape Coral was being developed. The preserve has a 1.2 mile boardwalk that starts off as coastal prairie, a rare habitat in this area that that is a great area for birding. You might encounter eagles, ibis, herons, wading and migratory birds, raccoons and snakes. The closest I came to wildlife was spotting some raccoon footprints on the boardwalk. As I walked along the boardwalk the brackish water of the red and black mangroves let out to the overlook over the Caloosahatchee River. In the distance you can see Thomas Edison's estate, one of the first settlements in the area. Heading back, the boardwalk ends letting you out on a shell path lined by sand live oak, gumbo limbo, and ficus trees before you return to the parking lot. Four Mile Cove also has a small visitors center with map and restrooms. On the south side of the parking lot is a Veterans memorial area with monuments dedicated to the branches of the armed forces. On weekends from November through May there is a kayak rental kiosk. There is also two fishing piers for anglers to try their luck in the Caloosahatchee River. I enjoyed my peaceful walk on the boardwalk. As I walked I pondered how glad I was that the state has the foresight to protect this ecologically significant area. At Four Mile Cove you can enjoy the real Florida like it was when Edison first arrived.

Nice picnic facilities near the kayak rental. Cool fishing pier looks out on the river. Nicely…read moreshaded 1 mile boardwalk loop. Enjoy!

Very nice park! used to go there when i was younger. Has a dog park, two kid parks, a huge field,…read moreskate park and a tennis court. This will forever be one of my favorite courts.

Fields are choppy and will probably get worse considering this was the first game. Vast area with…read moreabout 10 full soccer fields. Pets are not allowed on the fields but there is ample room for them outside the gated fields. WASC plays here and I wish the fields were better. Sigh...

Great park, plenty of parking, restroom and free adm., but skatepark pretty basic, not many ramps...read more

Super friendly employees. Variety of seasonal lattes. Tons of cool merch for sale. Great place to…read morework or catch up.

What a cool spot! A cafe, skate/surf shop, secondhand shop, and faith-based organization - with a…read moreskate park in back! Love their dedication to their mission and community. We've been by later in the day so haven't gotten coffee from here, but love the setup and vibes - great lineup of drinks. The main area of the first room is skate and surfing clothes, gear, etc. Nothing I do or use but some cute clothes for sure! The back room has some sale and secondhand items, and we score big here every time. The secondhand section is tiny tiny, but it's right up my brother and I's style alley. He scored two nice safari-style shirts and I got a really cool tee! He also found Dickies pants for $8 - insane steal. The atmosphere and vibe here is great, and they have some indoor and outdoor seating if you're grabbing coffee. Off the main drag of downtown, but worth checking out for sure if you're in the area!

This place is run so poorly. They have people walking around checking wristbands in the middle of…read moreour games.

They were smart to turn what was a dog park into the epicenter of Pickleball! I go regularly to…read morewatch pickleball being a spectator. I hear it's $5 a day or $60 per year membership to play. i rather watch not only because it is free to but because i dont want to get sore, injured, or even sweat while playing! I do have a brand new Joora pickleball set for sale too! I did go to the most recent US Open Pickleball Championship being held there and did meet phenom Anna Leigh Waters for a picture! :)

Very well shaded park with a variety of playgrounds for ages 2 and up!…read more Has a covered picnic area with small splash pad, numerous slings for children of all mobility levels.l, Bathroom with changing pad, and artificial turf so you won't have to worry about getting super dirty. While we were only on the playground, it looks like there are soccer fields, baseball fields, tennis courts and basketball courts available too!

Such a clean, new park. This playground has everything and it's baseball themed. Could use more…read moreshade but this is a solid playground choice