Bowditch Point Regional Park beach sits at the northern end of Estero Island just above Ft Myers Beach in Ft Myers, Florida.
Just keep driving and you can't miss it
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It is a peaceful 17 acres of beach park and preserve that sits with the bay on one side and the wide sugar white beach on the other. This offers a wide variety of sights to explore. Fishing and swimming and boating ....lots of wading birds and native vegetation in a natural state.
This is a great place to come for the sunset, even on a "slightly cloudy" day.
It's always beautiful in Southwest Florida.
- There are:picnic tables, grills, big clean restrooms and changing rooms. Outside showers to rinse off. A boardwalk to the beach with handicap access.
There is even an adorable privately owned grill called "Flip Flops" grill to catch lunch.
We spent a very enjoyable evening here. First we did a little "hiking" (aka walking) and exploring and pelican watching (the pelicans are way cool) then the ever popular "sitting on the beach and doing nothing". (my fav)
We happened to show up just in time to catch THREE different beach weddings! One was right in the middle of the actual ceremony with a lovely set up just in front of the surf. Another wedding seemed very intimate and romantic, while the third was large and fun. It feels refreshing and romantic to see people in love!
All in all, Bowditch Beach is a place to come to get away from the main crowds and enjoy a family outing or just read a book and watch a sunset. Don't miss it if you are in our area!
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