Indian Rocks Beach, Florida

Lee County is home to Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Bonita Springs

and Sanibel and Captiva islands. It ’s the most populous

County in southwest Florida. Headquartered in Fort Myers

is the largest city in Cape Coral. The Gulf of Mexico has a large

influence in the area and three rivers: the Caloosahatchee,

Foreign and Imperial, great recreational facilities

opportunities.

 

Fort Myers apartments are plentiful, select a location for a hotel or motel, Fort Myers and Lee County have it all.

 

natural waters in sandy Florida beach and warm invitation to relax, read or

participate in a favorite beach activity – bombing. Each beach has a

personality. Families will find soft white sand ideal for children. Couples

can experience the solitude and exceptional sunsets. And the types of assets

can enjoy volleyball, picnicking, shelling, biking and skim boarding.

• Lee County provides annual parking stickers for $ 60 per year.

• Bonita Springs residents pay $ 5 for an annual decal

allowing the stationing of Bonita Beach Park Access # 1 and Little

Hickory Island Beach Park for free.

• beaches of Sanibel Island have been measured for parking. Property

owners and long-term visitors parking permits can be obtained A and B;

The owner of a / / $ 12/year; B / visitors / $ 90/year.

• In Sanibel, the police will handle the delivery of a

Wheelchair accessible for four hours without charge. Call 239-472 –

3111.

 

Bonita Beach Park

Location: Hickory Boulevard 27 954. Bonita Beach West End Boulevard. ,

Bonita Springs

Phone: 239-533-7275 Parks & Recreation Lee County

Hours: sunrise to sunset

Parking: $ 2/hour

Services: 3 miles of beach, restrooms, picnic tables

and grills, playground, sand volleyball courts, food concession

showers, restaurant

Activities: swimming, fishing, shelling, sunbathing, walking

Pets: No

Of particular interest: Bonita Springs is a coastal community

with beaches that are beautiful and tormented less Fort

Myers Beach to the north.

 

Playa Bonita (Hits)

Location: 10 hits along Hickory Boulevard. # 1 is located north

Bonita Beach Park, Bonita Springs

Phone: 239-533-7275 Parks & Recreation Lee County

Hours: sunrise to sunset

Parking: Limited access to # 1, $ 2/hour, access # 2-9, and limited

free

Services: 3 miles of beach, no

Activities: swimming, sunbathing, shelling, fishing, hiking

Pets: No

Of particular interest: The waterfront is residential, a mixture of high

average increase and condominiums and townhouses.

 

Little Hickory Island Beach Park

Location: 2 miles north of Bonita Beach Park in Hickory Blvd

Bonita Springs

Phone: 239-533-7275 Parks & Recreation Lee County

Hours: sunrise to sunset

Parking: Paid parking

Services: 3 miles of beach, picnic tables, toilets, showers

Activities: swimming, fishing, shelling, canoeing, kayaking,

sunbathing, walking

Pets: No

Lovers Key State Park

Location: 8700 Estero Boulevard. , Fort Myers Beach. 10. 5 miles west of

I75 exit 116

Phone: 239-463-4588

Hours: 8:00 to dusk

Parking: $ 8/vehicle

Amenities: 700 acres, 2 miles of beach, 5 km of cycle paths,

Bicycle rental boats to land, food and equipment rental concessions,

playgrounds, picnic shelters with grills, restrooms, nature trails,

pavilion, outdoor showers, ranger guided tours

Activities: bird watching, boating, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, hiking,

biking, shelling, swimming, wildlife observation

Pets: Yes, 6 ‘leash. State parks do not allow pets on the beaches

playgrounds, or in bathing areas, cabins or park buildings

Service Concession

Of particular interest: a haven for wildlife, the islands and their

waters are home to manatees, bottlenose dolphins,

roseate spoonbills, marsh rabbits and bald eagles. The two miles

Long Beach is accessible by foot or by tram and was selected as

# 4 from the beach in Florida by Travel Channel.

 

Fort Myers Beach

Location: Hits # 11 to # 35 are in Estero Boulevard. Large

Carlos pass south of Matanzas Pass Bridge to the north.

colored flags designating their location, numbers and symbols

indicating if they have services, accessibility and parking

(Extra charge) # 37 # 41 due north of the Matanzas Bridge

Estero Boulevard. allow foot traffic, not just parking.

Phone: 239-765-0202 City of Fort Myers

Hours: sunrise to sunset

Parking: Parking is located in downtown San Carlos Boulevard. , Estero

Blvd, San 2/hour Center and San Quinta $ limit of 2 hours. Fifth St.,

Spaces are $ 1 per hour. Long-term parking is available at all beaches

access roads and parking under the Matanzas Pass Bridge. $ 1 /

hours at any time. In season, arrive early to find a seat or

Park on the mainland and take the cart.

Services: Lynn Hall Memorial Park (Pier): toilet and Times

Plaza, with restaurants on the beach and shopping

Activities: fishing, swimming, shelling, disabled access,

sunbathing, walking

Pets: Yes, the 6 ’straps

Of particular interest: Fort Myers Beach (Estero Island) has miles

white sand beaches where the ocean floor slopes gently

toward the horizon, no sudden drop or large waves. All

The beaches are “natural beaches,” which means that

not rounded or otherwise processed. This allows visitors to the beach

enjoy all the comforts of the shore, keeping his native

the environment. The busy intersection of San Carlos Boulevard

and Estero Boulevard is full of bars, shops, beach

restaurants and motels that attract individuals and families. This is a

Coney Island is the atmosphere called Times Square. ”

 

Lynn Hall Park

Location: 1050 Main St., Fort Myers Beach, in the heart of

center

Phone: 239-533-7275 Parks & Recreation Lee County

Hours: sunrise to sunset

Parking: $ 2/hour, 100 posts

Services: Fishing Pier license bait shop, picnic shelters

with grills, playground, outdoor showers, baths, shops

Activities: Swimming, shelling, fishing, sunbathing, walking

Pets: No

Of particular interest: Located at the northern foot

Bridge over Matanzas, near Times Square in the heart

the center of Fort Myers Beach, this park is vibrant bayfront

adjacent to shops and restaurants.

 

Bowditch Point Regional Park

Location: 50 Boulevard Estero. , Fort Myers Beach

Phone: 239-533-7275 Parks & Recreation Lee County

Hours: 08:00 to sunset and half an hour after

Parking: $ 1 per hour, 75 spaces

Services: days docks for boats up to 28 miles, pedal boats

Great Calusa Blueway Paddling Trail launch, hiking trails

through preservation area, picnic tables and grills, food concession,

toilets and changing rooms

Activities: canoeing, swimming, fishing, sunbathing, walking,

disabled access

Pets: No

Of particular interest: Located at the north end of Fort Myers

Beach, this park has access to the bay and the Gulf and provides

a much calmer than the beaches of the city.

 

Bunche Beach (Preserve)

Location: 18 201 John Morris Road, Fort Myers

Phone: 239-533-7275 Parks & Recreation Lee County

Hours: sunrise to sunset

Parking: Free

Services: None

Activities: swimming, photography, sun, walking

Pets: No

Of particular interest: this is a 731-acre natural tidal

wetland area. Y ‘and offers a completely virgin natural

sandy beach, mangroves, marshes and a variety of

wildlife for viewing.

Lee County is home to Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Bonita Springs

and the islands of Sanibel and Captiva. It ’s the most populous

County in southwest Florida. Headquartered in Fort Myers

is the largest city in Cape Coral. The Gulf of Mexico has a large

influence on the territory of three rivers: the Caloosahatchee,

Foreign and Imperial, great recreational facilities

opportunities.

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Fort Myers apartments are plentiful, select a location for a hotel or motel, Fort Myers and Lee County have it all.

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natural waters in sandy Florida beach and warm invitation to relax, read or

participate in a favorite beach activity – bombing. Each beach has a

personality. Families will find a soft, white sand ideal for children. Couples

can experience the solitude and exceptional sunsets. And the types of assets

can enjoy volleyball, picnicking, shelling, biking and skim boarding.

â? ¢ Lee County provides annual parking stickers for $ 60 per year.

â? ¢ Bonita Springs residents pay $ 5 for an annual decal

allowing the stationing of Bonita Beach Park Access # 1 and Little

Hickory Island Beach Park for free.

â? ¢ beaches of Sanibel Island have been measured for parking. Property

owners and long-term visitors parking permits can be obtained A and B;

The owner of a / / $ 12/year; B / visitors / $ 90/year.

â? ¢ Sanibel, the police will handle the delivery of a

Wheelchair accessible for four hours without charge. Call 239-472 –

3111.

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Bonita Beach Park

Location: Hickory Boulevard 27 954. Bonita Beach West End Boulevard. ,

Bonita Springs

Phone: 239-533-7275 Parks & Recreation Lee County

Hours: sunrise to sunset

Parking: $ 2/hour

Services: 3 miles of beach, restrooms, picnic tables

and grills, playground, sand volleyball courts, food concession

showers, restaurant

Activities: swimming, fishing, shelling, sunbathing, walking

Pets: No

Of particular interest: Bonita Springs is a coastal community

with beaches that are beautiful and tormented less Fort

Myers Beach to the north.

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Playa Bonita (Hits)

Location: 10 hits along Hickory Boulevard. # 1 is located north

Bonita Beach Park, Bonita Springs

Phone: 239-533-7275 Parks & Recreation Lee County

Hours: sunrise to sunset

Parking: Limited access to # 1, $ 2/hour, access # 2-9, and limited

free

Services: 3 miles of beach, no

Activities: swimming, sunbathing, shelling, fishing, hiking

Pets: No

Of particular interest: The waterfront is residential, a mixture of high

average increase and condominiums and individual homes.

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Little Hickory Island Beach Park

Location: 2 miles north of Bonita Beach Park in Hickory Blvd

Bonita Springs

Phone: 239-533-7275 Parks & Recreation Lee County

Hours: sunrise to sunset

Parking: Paid parking

Services: 3 miles of beach, picnic tables, toilets, showers

Activities: swimming, fishing, shelling, canoeing, kayaking,

sunbathing, walking

Pets: No

Lovers Key State Park

Location: 8700 Estero Boulevard. , Fort Myers Beach. 10. 5 miles west of

I75 exit 116

Phone: 239-463-4588

Hours: 8:00 to dusk

Parking: $ 8/vehicle

Amenities: 700 acres, 2 miles of beach, 5 km of cycle paths,

Bicycle rental boats to land, food and equipment rental concessions,

playgrounds, picnic shelters with grills, restrooms, nature trails,

pavilion, outdoor showers, ranger guided tours

Activities: bird watching, boating, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, hiking,

biking, shelling, swimming, wildlife observation

Pets: Yes, in 6? belts. State parks do not allow pets on the beaches

playgrounds, or in bathing areas, cabins or park buildings

Service Concession

Of particular interest: a refuge for wildlife, the islands and their

waters are home to manatee, bottlenose dolphins,

roseate spoonbills, marsh rabbits and bald eagles. The two miles

Long Beach is accessible by foot or by tram and was selected as

# 4 from the beach in Florida by Travel Channel.

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Fort Myers Beach

Location: Hits # 11 to # 35 are in Estero Boulevard. Large

Carlos pass south of Matanzas Pass Bridge to the north.

colored flags designating their location, numbers and symbols

indicating if they have services, accessibility and parking

(Extra charge) # 37 # 41 due north of the Matanzas Bridge

Estero Boulevard. allow foot traffic, not just parking.

Phone: 239-765-0202 City of Fort Myers

Hours: sunrise to sunset

Parking: Parking is located in downtown San Carlos Boulevard. , Estero

Blvd, San 2/hour Center and San Quinta $ limit of 2 hours. Fifth St.,

Spaces are $ 1 per hour. Long-term parking is available at all beaches

access roads and parking under the Matanzas Pass Bridge. $ 1 /

hours at any time. In season, arrive early to find a seat or

Park on the mainland and take the cart.

Services: Lynn Hall Memorial Park (Pier): toilet and Times

Plaza, with restaurants on the beach and shopping

Activities: fishing, swimming, shelling, disabled access,

sunbathing, walking

Pets: yes, a 6? Straps

Of particular interest: Fort Myers Beach (Estero Island) has miles

white sand beaches where the ocean floor slopes gently

toward the horizon, no sudden drop or large waves. All

The beaches are â? ????, Natural beaches which means they are

not rounded or otherwise processed. This allows visitors to the beach

enjoy all the expenses? s services, while preserving its mother

the environment. The busy intersection of San Carlos Boulevard

and Estero Boulevard is full of bars, shops, beach

restaurants and motels that attract individuals and families. Ita? A s

Coney Island atmosphere is known as â? Times Square. â?

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Lynn Hall Park

Location: 1050 Main St., Fort Myers Beach, in the heart of

center

Phone: 239-533-7275 Parks & Recreation Lee County

Hours: sunrise to sunset

Parking: $ 2/hour, 100 posts

Services: Fishing Pier license bait shop, picnic shelters

with grills, playground, outdoor showers, baths, shops

Activities: Swimming, shelling, fishing, sunbathing, walking

Pets: No

Of particular interest: Located at the northern foot

Matanzas Pass near a bridge? Squareâ Times? heart

the center of Fort Myers Beach, this park is vibrant bayfront

adjacent to shops and restaurants.

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Bowditch Point Regional Park

Location: 50 Boulevard Estero. , Fort Myers Beach

Phone: 239-533-7275 Parks & Recreation Lee County

Hours: 8:00 sunset half an hour after

Parking: $ 1 per hour, 75 spaces

Services: days docks for boats up to 28 miles, pedal boats

Great Calusa Blueway Paddling Trail launch, hiking trails

through preservation area, picnic tables and grills, food concession,

toilets and changing rooms

Activities: canoeing, swimming, fishing, sunbathing, walking,

disabled access

Pets: No

Of particular interest: Located at the north end of Fort Myers

Beach, this park has access to the bay and the Gulf and provides

a much calmer than the beaches of the city.

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Bunche Beach (Preserve)

Location: 18 201 John Morris Road, Fort Myers

Phone: 239-533-7275 Parks & Recreation Lee County

Hours: sunrise to sunset

Parking: Free

Services: None

Activities: swimming, photography, sun, walking

Pets: No

Of particular interest: this is a 731-acre natural tidal

wetland area. Y ‘and offers a completely virgin natural

sandy beach, mangroves, marshes and a variety of

wildlife for viewing.