With a fire department station in between them, the Pelican Baseball and Soccer Complexes are on…read moreboth sides of Pelican Blvd. The baseball side has four ball fields with a central structure that has restrooms and a concession stand. The soccer side has three fields. Both the Baseball and the Soccer complexes have shaded playgrounds which are open even when there are no sports going on. The fields are in excellent condition, well maintained and with their respective painted lines. There is parking on all sides of each complex. [Review 16776 overall - 1501 in Florida - 289 of 2022.]

I'm specifically reviewing the park on the baseball side (the newer playground). Unfortunately we…read moreall got hit hard by hurricane Ian, and this playground was no exception: so I'll write my review from a pre-Ian standpoint lol. Pros: -Usually not too many people there but still some kids if your child wants to play with others. -SHADED! This is a HUGE plus, one of the few playgrounds that's completely shaded. -Fake grass instead of dirt or mulch. Cons: -Incredibly small! So when there is a crowd it feels like you're packed in like sardines. -No bathrooms only a portable bathroom that's usually disgusting, as most porti-potty's are. -Due to the size there's really not much equipment for the kids to play on.

Awesome park with trail around little pond. Bathrooms and picnic area makes for a great lunch spot!…read moreTot park for ages 2-5 and older park for 5-12 year olds. Well maintained with fresh mulch and nicely cut grass. Water fountain water barely bubbles out but we brought our own so it wasn't really an issue. Playgrounds are clean and maintained as well. Made for a great morning adventure with the kids. We came on a Thursday morning with our dogs and we were the only ones in the park. Dogs ran free and had a great time. Pack a lunch. Stay for a while and enjoy the parks.

I was here for a picnic lunch and to check out the playground. While I ate, I watched a few careful…read moreparents keeping an eye on their toddlers as they climbed and played and generally had a great time burning off their excess energy. ​This 40-acre property was donated by Rutenberg Homes https://www.yelp.com/biz/arthur-rutenberg-homes-fort-myers-2 for use as a park and opened to the public in 1977. The park has a baseball/softball field, basketball courts, picnic areas with grills, racquetball courts and tennis courts. There is a concessions area when there are big games going on. Plenty of parking. Plenty of shady spots. It's a great park. [Review 13369 overall, 687 of 2020.]

This neighborhood park isn't very large but it is quite nice. Clean and with a nice basketball…read morecourt, picnic shelter and playground. There is street parking. The playground is low but there's enough here to keep 2-12 year olds busy and burn off some energy. When I stopped by today, two older gents were having a good time and getting some exercise playing a little one-on-one. It definitely looks like this is a popular park later in the day but at 11:30 AM it was not very busy. [Review 13308 overall, 626 of 2020.]

Once used by the Tice-East Fort Myers Little League, Deion Sanders began playing baseball here as a…read moreyoung boy. Today, the park features a playground, basketball courts, a baseball field and a soccer field. Unfortunately, the entries to the park were locked from the Marsh Avenue side where all the parking is located. Perhaps you can get in from Woodside Avenue? [Review 13301 overall, 619 of 2020.]

Not the safest place to be on your own. If you see many people there, you could feel comfortable.read more

This lovely park along busy Cleveland Avenue is fenced in to keep the little ones from wandering…read moreoff and you can also see who is coming and going. That's helpful. There are a small number of parking spots nearby. The park has a large playground area, picnic pavilions, tennis courts, basketball courts and a baseball field. The park is also located next to Lee Memorial Hospital. The fountain is pretty but there really isn't a good angle to use it for fancy picture taking as the road is on one side and the hospital on the other. [Review 13332 overall, 650 of 2020.]

A big park centered around a large pond which could maybe be a small lake. A paved walking trail…read moreloops around the lake which makes for a nice workout. The park also includes basketball courts, a pavilion (not reservable - it is first come, first served) with a charcoal grill, and public restrooms. The parking area is small but there are also streets and homes to park near. Just be sure that you're not blocking a driveway. A nice playground is on the south side of the park - not close to the parking area. [Review 20258 overall - 1761 in Florida - 1235 of 2023.]

Golf View Park is adjacent to the Fort Myers Country Club and has a view of one of the holes that…read moregoes by. Hence the name. The park has a nice looking pool (closed for COVID?), playground (first time I've seen a tetherball in a while) and a pretty decent lighted tennis court. The large pavilion has picnic tables and a restroom (thank you!). There is a small parking lot here. [Review 15788 overall - 1368 in Florida - 1292 of 2021.]

Nice club, very good courts. Seasonably active! Recommend to clay court seekers! Limited only by…read moreSunday rules!

Came out to Cape Coral for a month and was fortunate to come across Cape Coral Racquet Club. To…read morestart the facility is gorgeous. I believe they are all clay courts and they very well maintained, granted I played at 7:30am so I was the first on the court. The fee was only $15 a person for 1-2 hours, I also used the ball machine (which was top notch) which was only $25 (total) for 1-2 hours. The staff was also very pleasant and accommodating.