- The list below includes 123 free or cheap things to do in or near Fort Myers, Florida, including 66 different types of inexpensive activities like Nature & Wildlife Areas, Sports Facilities/Fields, Kayaking and Paddleboarding.
- From Lakes Regional Park to Manatee Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Fort Myers and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Bonita Springs, Punta Gorda, Fort Myers Beach and Cape Coral.
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Kids in the play area jump on a trampoline, rush down slides, climb through tunnels, and face off in basketball and air hockey
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With many different rivers to paddle down, Canoe Outpost makes canoeing, water sports, and camping available to enjoy. Guided kayak tours with scenic and wildlife views along the way are provided as well.
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Visitors can enjoy guided kayak and canoe trips along the Peace River and view a variety of local wildlife with Canoe Safari. Canoe Safari also offers rentals and features five different safari packages.
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Jelks Preserve is a nature and wildlife county owned area which is 614 acres in size. Admission to the preserve is free and visitors can visit all year round, with the months of November to May being optimal.
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Manasota Key Beach is comprised from Manasota Beach, Blind Pass Park, Englewood Beach, and Stump Pass Beach State Park. In here can be found covered picnic tables, cabanas and other things. In here are also found several vestiges from older days, such as wooden water reservoirs.
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Offering a little old world charm, Snook Haven Park Restaurant rests on the Myakka River. The menu includes local and regional cuisine such as gator bites, catfish and lots of barbecue.
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Deer Prairie Creek is a tour company that offers customised trail rides for adults and children aged 8 years or older, from November to May. Tours last for one hour and are guided by trained experts.
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Founded in 1965, the Venice Area Audubon Society has a primary focus on wildlife and conservation with a particular emphasis on birds. The society produces regular newsletters and maintains an information center.
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Covering 3 acres of fenced area, the Woodmere Dog Park has shades for the sunny days and benches for the owners.
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Up a Creek Kayak Tours provides naturalist-guided tours of several locations aboard single sit-on top kayaks. Trips last between 2 and 4.5 hours and some wildlife that can be seen include alligators, dolphins and manatees.
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Fishing, swimming, kayaking, picnicking and playing in the playgrounds can all be done at the Caspersen Beach. It has 9,150 feet in shoreline length and covers 177 acres.