Always friendly staff Clean and smells fresh…read moreKids area has plenty of activities to keep them engaged A lot of tables and chairs for quiet reading or studying Several available computers Will continue to come here!

Founded in 1964, the system has 13 branches. The Lakes…read moreRegional Library has been reopened since May 6. The library since Hurricane Ian has been used with FEMA, the SBA as a Disaster Recovery Center. The library staff has co-located now at the location to provide all library services.

I love this library. I often go there to study. They have computers and it's quiet. They also have…read morea puzzle station and drawing station. I always see they have flyers for kid things to do. Not long ago I saw one for a Star Wars thing.

Great facilities, excellent inventory and always helpful staff. If they don't have something at…read morethis branch they will locate and request it for you.

The most adorable lee county library branch to date. Although it is a fairly small branch, it's…read moresmall history exhibit makes it worth the visit. It is located near the water and other historical sites, but please do not use their parking as it's meant for patrons and will result in your car being towed. If you're ever in the area be sure to stop by and visit the most adorable lee county library branch.

The staff here is amazing! I had no idea this quaint place was here. I come here often to study. I…read moreenjoy seeing children of all ages engaged in fun activities. Parking Is plentiful and accessible.

This community book box is located in the Jaycee Park adjacent to the restrooms building. It is…read morebright blue and stands on a single reinforced post. It has one large door with a clear panel. It is in very good condition. Inside, a number of short and tall bookshelves that are quite full of a variety of different types. Mostly fiction and romance. This LFL is not in the LFL database. There is a note on the front, "January 20, 2022. The Boy Scout who built this Library will come to repair it soon. He has graduated to a Scout Master and hopes to enlist another Boy Scout who wants to earn his Eagle Scout badge to work on the library. From: Beach Parkway Peninsula Association who looks after this Little Free Library." If you ask me, and you didn't, you might know a Boy Scout looking for another badge. [Review 16727 overall - 1454 in Florida - 239 of 2022.]

I love your libraries and all they do for the community (programs, genealogy, etc.as well as normal…read morelibrary services) There is one matter I'd like to bring to your attention. I congratulate you on offering customers a digital option instead of having to retain paper receipts. However, there is still a danger to librarians and customers who don't choose this digital option since the ink on the thermal paper you use is a source of BPA or BPS, which has been linked to increased risk of breast and prostate cancers, cardiovascular disease, and reproductive and brain development abnormalities. Simply touching the ink briefly puts it directly into your blood stream, especially if your hands have hand cream or hand sanitizer on them. And the BPA/BPS also contaminates other surfaces it comes into contact with. If a receipt is desired, the digital option you provide is certainly the best choice for cutting the cost and environmental impact of paper receipts. However, since not all customers have internet access and most customers and employees who work at cash registers are not aware of this problem, we urge you to buy phenol-free paper. For example, POS Supply has a number of kinds. In the meantime, wearing nitrile gloves when handling receipts would help your employees. Because of the impact on human health and the environment, attention to this issue deserves your attention. Sincerely, Jean Chandler

Nice community park with an amazing rec center offering much needed family recreation (SWFL has…read morelimited options accessible to most) and beautiful outdoor facilities. The only thing I do wish, is that all pet owners understood the importance of keeping pups on leash where kiddos play. Especially since there is also a nearby dog park and it's not really fair to other dogs who are leashed and may not know the general attitude of the puppies running freely around the park. This, is not a reflection of Estero community park, however. The human condition after-all, hasn't anything to do with the park itself; more so its one-off visitors whom don't seem to consider their neighbors; I suppose.

Love the green space and variety of things the park offers for all…read moreAges Need more parking on a busy day definitely recommend !!

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!