赤脚海滩郡立保护区: 该地区有 2 片海滩

这个海滩绝对令人惊叹。令人难以置信的原始，因为它是州立公园的一部分。此外，他们还提供便携式卫生间，方便！您可以在附近找到租用摩托艇的选择。水非常透明。停车费为 6 美元，但有 4 个停车位，很容易找到停车位。作为当地人，这个海滩是我们享受不太拥挤的海滩体验的首选之一。

梦幻般的海滩、原始的沙滩/贝壳、附近便利的停车场、可用于将重物运送到海滩的穿梭车……卫生间位于通往海滩的小路前面。

I went to the beach in the late afternoon recently and had a good time. The area had just reopened after being damaged by a hurricane, so there were still signs of the damage in many places. The beach itself was nice, with a decent crowd but not too crowded, and I was able to find parking easily. However, getting to the beach was a bit challenging because there was only one entry point and it required a longer walk. Before leaving, we were lucky enough to spot a gopher tortoise, which was a pleasant surprise. Overall, it's a nice place that is still in the process of recovering.

This beach is a hidden gem that isn't too crowded. Initially, we were a bit unsure of the route as we had to pass through a gated, affluent neighborhood to reach the beach. To park, you simply need to obtain a parking ticket from a pay meter, which costs only $10. The preserve closes at sunset, and the rangers will inform you about it. It's important to be cautious of golfer tortoises roaming around, ensuring they are not beneath your car or that you're driving too fast. There are plenty of beautiful shells to collect, including different types that we couldn't find on Sanibel Island. We spent numerous days enjoying this beach, and it has definitely become our favorite in the Naples/Ft. Myers area.

这个海滩绝对令人惊叹。令人难以置信的原始，因为它是州立公园的一部分。此外，他们还提供便携式卫生间，方便！您可以在附近找到租用摩托艇的选择。水非常透明。停车费为 6 美元，但有 4 个停车位，很容易找到停车位。作为当地人，这个海滩是我们享受不太拥挤的海滩体验的首选之一。

梦幻般的海滩、原始的沙滩/贝壳、附近便利的停车场、可用于将重物运送到海滩的穿梭车……卫生间位于通往海滩的小路前面。

I went to the beach in the late afternoon recently and had a good time. The area had just reopened after being damaged by a hurricane, so there were still signs of the damage in many places. The beach itself was nice, with a decent crowd but not too crowded, and I was able to find parking easily. However, getting to the beach was a bit challenging because there was only one entry point and it required a longer walk. Before leaving, we were lucky enough to spot a gopher tortoise, which was a pleasant surprise. Overall, it's a nice place that is still in the process of recovering.

This beach is a hidden gem that isn't too crowded. Initially, we were a bit unsure of the route as we had to pass through a gated, affluent neighborhood to reach the beach. To park, you simply need to obtain a parking ticket from a pay meter, which costs only $10. The preserve closes at sunset, and the rangers will inform you about it. It's important to be cautious of golfer tortoises roaming around, ensuring they are not beneath your car or that you're driving too fast. There are plenty of beautiful shells to collect, including different types that we couldn't find on Sanibel Island. We spent numerous days enjoying this beach, and it has definitely become our favorite in the Naples/Ft. Myers area.