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

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.

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.]

This small park was the first neighborhood park in Cape Coral. The park features a picnic shelter…read moreand playground area that are currently roped off because of the pandemic. However, the playground equipment is in good condition with a soft base. It is in excellent condition and ready for reopening. The basketball court has some filled cracks but is otherwise good. There are restrooms too. Street parking available. [Review 13260 overall, 578 of 2020.]

This smaller park has a large playground and a number of picnic pavilions. It also has access to…read morethe North Colonial Linear Park if you're thinking of parking here and going for a bike ride. The playgound is open again post-pandemic. Two separate playground areas with picnic pavilions and benches. A little bit more overgrown nearby than I felt truly comfortable as there is wildlife in the area. Still, the playground had a nice soft base that's good for when little ones fall down. Overall, A-OK. [Review 13306 overall, 624 of 2020.]

The restroom facilities inside the building and the outdoor rinse shower services have remained…read moreinaccessible since Hurricane Ian. However, the parking area is available and provides convenient access for launching kayaks or stand-up paddleboards on the back bay side. It's also a short walk to reach the Gulf side for swimming or paddling. This location is perfect for fishing, watching boats sail by, and enjoying breathtaking sunsets.

Not nearly enough parking here and that's really my only complaint. Maybe two dozen paid spaces and…read morethey don't turn over very often. If you're coming, take the LeeTran park and ride so that you don't have to deal with that. However, once you do get parked (and pay for your parking), this is an amazing spot at the northern tip of Estero Island. Much of the park remains a nature preserve but there are vending machines, bathroom structures, the bus stop of course and a beautiful flat sand beach with a view of Sanibel in the distance or the Gulf of Mexico. There are benches in some spots where you can sit and watch the nautical traffic go by. It's very peaceful. And don't forget to wear sunscreen! [Review 13357 overall, 675 of 2020.]

This huge park is comanaged by the county and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation…read moreCommission. It's a big site that, according to the website, "consists of a variety of habitats including palmetto-oak scrub, pine flatwoods, and seasonal wetlands. Views of scenic Hickey Creek can be enjoyed from the trail and overlook areas. The ecosystem presently supports the threatened Florida Scrub-Jay and gopher tortoises." Good hiking trails and there is a kayak launching point though it's a good walk from the parking area. This is Florida. Keep an eye out for wildlife and definitely don't feed them. Never hike alone and always bring a friend. Stay on the trails and don't litter! [Review 19281 overall - 1630 in Florida - 251 of 2023.]

This park was so strange. From the first time me and my husband took a hike here it was cool, we…read morefound lots of different kinds of mushrooms that grows along the trails. And a lot of native plants.. The next couple times we went after that just got strange. On one visit we noticed multiple circles on the ground in the grass area that's right next to the parking lot. Looked just like crop circles.. multiple circles different sizes, perfectly round and looked like something heavy left a what looked burned but just darker color brown pressed dead grass in a circle ( kind of like when u move a pool off your grass after it sat in the sun for a couple of weeks) next thing we found was little figurines by the base of a couple of trees, looked religious of some sort. Another time my husband went alone and literally ran out bc he felt like he was being stalked. Our final time here there was a lady that stopped our car on our way out of the park who expressed sincere worry and fear, handed us a flyer (I lost moving -_- ugh) talking about MK Ultra and that she has been apart of some sort of mind controlling experiment and they were out to get her. She was very adamant that we should be careful around there.. we never went back. It was so strange. The vibes there got weird and there was never a lot of people there any of the times I went.. Its hard to explain exactly but it's a creepy vibe.

Beautiful big park in South end of SW Cape. Pickleball courts, volleyball courts, basketball…read morecourts, kids area, shaded pavilions, huge walking trails, restrooms, golf putting green, this park has it all!