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.

Great venue for Baseball well maintained fan friendly good concessions. Ample parking well litread more

This is one of a series of small parks in this corridor of Fort Myers. The park was dedicated on…read moreDecember 13, 2010 and it takes it's name from Hart's Dairy from which the land was acquired. The parks name also honors Sue Bennett who was born on the property and who served for many years on the Beautification Advisory Board. At first glance there doesn't seem to be much to this park. There are sidewalks and a few benches. It doesn't even have a parking lot. Upon closer inspection however I saw that this small piece of a land is a palm tree arboretum. There are many species of palm trees planted with plaques giving information about them. I imagine this information is quite helpful to area gardeners. The palm trees are also significant to Fort Myers because it is nicknamed the city of palms. I enjoyed having the park to myself and checking out the different trees. I wouldn't make a special trip here but it is worth a stop if you are in the area and are interested in palm trees.

After visiting nearby Park of Palms…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/park-of-palms-fort-myers?hrid=6qekEdn6gZWL6zbSMkmQZw, I was expecting similar and got it. Though Park of Palms is a collection of palm trees clustered in a small and overgrown area, Bennett-Hart Park is widely spaced and sunny. But still, a collection of palm trees. There is no parking here and unless you're nearby for one of the municipal buildings or you're really interested in palm trees, don't make the trip. There is not much else nearby. [Review 13324 overall, 642 of 2020.]

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!

Cape Coral's most south and west park, Camelot Park is close to Chiquita and El Dorado but…read moresurrounded by homes and condos. Horseshoe pits (which I generally don't see in parks up north), picnic shelters, playground equipment, a permanent structure with restrooms and TWO lighted tennis courts. Decent parking and some shade. [Review 12347 overall, 2133 of 2019.]

Finally made it back to this park. We came perhaps almost 2 years ago. My issue with this park is…read morestill the same although I still consider it a very solid park. Let's start with the good! This park continues to be well kept and clean. The landscaping is nice but you don't notice anything off. It's just well done. There is sufficient space for playing and it just a playground. They have big field areas for sports or just all out running with the kids. The playground(s) themselves are quite fun but lack a covering. Some sort of shade. Without it unfortunately somethings continue to be way too hot or get beat up by the sun. We went on a hot winter day and even then my daughter avoided some of the playground because of it being too hot. I was sweating just pushing them on the swings. Why is there no shade ? Also on one of the playground pieces, the kids just sit on top of it and I imagine some teens have also started carving words into it. I didn't see any profanity but still...it doesn't look good.

This two acre park includes a recreational facility (currently closed due to COVID) and a large…read moreactivities area. A baseball/softball field, basketball courts, picnic shelters with grills and a pretty decent playground area. The park has dedicated parking. The picnic pavilion is quite large and has several tables underneath. The park is in very good condition and the equipment seems well maintained. [Review 13367 overall, 685 of 2020.]

Really great park for kids of all ages. Smaller Tot park for 2-5 year olds and larger big kid…read moreplayground for 5-12 year olds. Really nice Soccer pitch with two goals in great condition as well as a nicely paved and maintained basketball court! Large covered pavilion for picnics with plenty of tables is great for a bring your own lunch! Larger kid park is well shaded unlike the tot park, so that's my only criticism. Both parks provide a cement wall ample seating for adults! Came here in a Friday morning and we were the only family here. Love it!

This is such a nice place. Staff are very nice and it's obvious that they are very familiar with…read moretheir regulars by the way they say hello and call them by name. So many activities and a nice variety. Reasonable cost for joining organized events. I love going to their Sunset Tappers shows and luncheons. Very clean and very accessible for those less ambulatory.

Do not be turned off by these neg. reviews. If you are.not…read morehaving a party for teens, or if you are looking for a scenic park setting you have many options. However no matter what age, if you are looking for a low key no hassle experience this is the place. Seasonal arts and crafts, themed bingo and even comedy shows. Take a look at the calendar. I just wish I had discovered this place years ago!

This small park does not have a playground or any fitness equipment. It does not have a baseball…read morefield and it does not have a tennis court. What it does have is a pretty lake with a fountain, lots of benches, a whole flock of migrating birds and a picnic area. Parking is reasonable but there really aren't many people here other than perhaps Cape Coral City Hall employees on their lunch breaks. [Review 12359 overall, 2145 of 2019.]

A great park to go to, though it is small you have a nice view, it is a great place to go to…read morereflect hence the name, and a pond with ducks who often come by, there is 2 wooden benches and a built in comfortable bench where you have a view of everything.

A nice peaceful place to gather your thoughts! I try to stop by every time I'm in town.read more

This tiny and quaint 3.5 acre park is one of last remaining pieces of Lehigh's original wetlands…read more that was transformed into a beautiful ecological park. This beautiful little Eden is open daily from dawn til dusk,. I enjoyed strolling along the 500 foot boardwalk. There are two picnic pavilions with BBQ facilities. The tiny parking area contains 8 spaces. There also is a port-a-potty, benches, along with a couple of bike racks. If you want to check out this intimate ecological park, it is located on the corner of Lee Blvd. and Xelda Ave.