This wonderful park has literally been destroyed. Nothing left but dirt piles. A new one is…read moresupposedly going to be built, with food truck parking, docks and other contrivances. Shame on Cape Coral's government for selling out.

Very nice park on the river. Nice walking trail & a lot of nice trees for shade. We took our dog…read morehere for the first time they supply bags

Came here to park for free as there was none anywhere else. Close to the Cape Beach Club. This is…read moreright behind the library which is why it is easy to miss. Was glad to find it. Come here to do some field practice if you like or use the recreational area pool.

I've been visiting Ft Myers for 10 years and never knew about this place. I saw a Facebook ad and…read morewhen I went to their page discovered that it was really close to our condo. Due to the Red Tide beach issue, they were giving free admission the week that I was there. I thought that was really fantastic of them to do that! They have a great pool and waterslide. There is also a toddler area. The grounds looked really nice and included well kept sports fields. I saw some signs regarding different events like yoga, Back to School, and obstacle night. We went because we couldn't go to the beach but even if that wasn't the case, this would be a great place to spend a day!

Nice little park near the entrance of the NW Cape Coral community. Hosting an array of ammenities…read moreincluding tennis, jogging paths and shuffle board. A few covered pavilions surround the tranquil lake but no fishing permitted. Today is cool out and the park is slammed with people exercising or playing with their children at the kiddie jungle gym. The paved parking is limited but they recently enhanced it by adding a gravel lot. Gender assigned public bathrooms available.

nice playground with some shaded and unshaded areas. fenced in to protect the kiddos. generally…read morevery clean playground and well maintained since the renovations. make sure to bring sunscreen there are only a few shaded benches for the adults. there is also a walking path for walking/jogging and dog walking. Also a warning, the restrooms have no a/c and there are only two single bathrooms.

This lovely neighborhood is new and modern. It has a large picnic shelter with barbecue grill,…read morebasketball courts, horseshoe pits, a covered playground area and a great perimeter pathway for walking. The landscaping is definitely well done. And you should take a moment to enjoy one of the only remaining banyan trees in Cape Coral. The restroom structure and the playgrounds are currently roped off for the pandemic. [Review 13265 overall, 583 of 2020.]

This larger neighborhood park in a northern part of Cape Coral has quite a bit to do and could…read moredefinitely use more parking. The park includes a paved walking loop that gave me a good workout this afternoon. There is also a kayak/canoe launch, basketball courts, a horseshoe pits area, picnic shelter, playgrounds and even a public restroom. The park is on the lake and it does have access to the canal network. If you're walking your dog here, I suggest a tight leash and also keep your kids close. This is Florida. There's wildlife. [Review 16768 overall - 1494 in Florida - 281 of 2022.]

Great park, we take our dog walking here often; they have a nice paved trail around the park with…read moredog bags. Also a nice picnic area by the lake & there's a super nice kayak launch here & a park for the kids & also a basketball court

Holy smokes, this is a large park. Featuring FOUR lighted soccer fields, a softball field, THREE…read morepicnic shelters with grills, TWO lighted tennis courts, picnic tables all around and even a playground with equipment designed for ages 4 to 17, it's got everything you need. The playground is designed as an "inclusive" and "accessible" structure is great for those who have mobility issues. And that's worth a star all by itself! Three acre lake and walking paths, too! Great space! [Review 12342 overall, 2128 of 2019.]

In Cape Coral visiting my wife's Dad. At home (Brooklyn) we take our 3 year old to two nearby…read moreplaygrounds as often as possible. So if it was possible, we wanted to do the same here. The reviews for Jim Jeffers looked promising. Our playground expert (our aforementioned 3 year old) couldn't stop running and swinging and climbing the entire time she was there. She had a big smile on her face for the entire time! Swings - slides - climbing - this place has it all. If she could, our playground expert would give this park 5 stars. So I'll do it for her.

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!

A very nice neighborhood park. My grandkids love the climbing structures and slides. It's nice that…read moreit offers shade, benches, bathrooms and its fenced.

Lovely park that is mostly focused around the four lighted Little League baseball fields but they…read morealso have a permanent building with a concession stand and bathrooms. Some playgrounds for the other little ones to be active while watching games plus there are some picnic tables and shelters. Big signs on the shelters indicate that they are metal and therefore not the place you want to go during an electrical storm. Decent parking with entrances from both the north and south sides of the park plus street parking if you dare. [Review 12345 overall, 2131 of 2019.]