Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary

375 Sanctuary Road West

Naples, Florida 34120
941-348-9151

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Admission Charged

A 2.25-mile raised boardwalk takes visitors through four distinct environments: pine upland, a wet prairie, a cypress forest, and a marsh. Interpretive signs along the boardwalk and a field guide and Children's Activity Book available at the admissions desk in the Blair Center allow each visitor to take the self-guided tour. Benches and rain shelters are along the trail. For those who do not wish to walk the full 2.25 miles, an optional trail shortens the walk to one mile. Volunteer naturalists are usually on the boardwalk to answer questions. Allow about 2-3 hours.

The Teddy Bear Museum

2511 Pine Ridge Road

Naples, Florida 34109
941-598-2711

Tues--Sat: 10:00am-5:00pm, closed: Sunday & Monday

Admission Charged.

Nestled amid a small group of pines stands “a dream home for teddy bears,” which beckons visitors from around the world.  Bears in all shapes and sizes are to be found in this unique Museum in every conceivable medium including fabric, crystal, wood, marble, and bronze in every shape size and color imaginable.  Founded in 1990 this purpose built Museum is now home to over 5000 teddy bears by artists and manufacturers from around the globe. Every year our teams of volunteers greet over 50,000 visitors from around the world.

Caribbean Gardens Zoo

1590 Goodlette Frank Road

Naples, Florida 34102
941-262-5409

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Admission Charged

A nature path almost a mile in length winds past rare and beautiful animals residing within a 52 acre jungle of exotic plants first planted in 1919.  You can take delight in seeing many of your favorite animals like lions, kangaroos and monkeys. 

Naples Municipal Beach & Fishing Pier (Naples Pier)

25 12th Avenue South

Naples, Florida 34102
239-434-4696

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Admission Free

This is the perfect beach for everyone -- swimmers, fishermen, sunbathers, windsurfers,  and shellers alike. Restrooms, showers, concessions stand, bait shop, and metered parking are all available. Built in 1888 as a freight and passenger dock, The Naples Pier stands as a community landmark. Narrow gauge train rails spanning the length of the pier transported freight and baggage in the early 1900's. Part of the structure as well as the post office located on the pier was razed by fire in 1922. Rebuilt after damage by hurricanes in 1910, 1926 and 1960, it remains a public symbol of the area's history.
 

Clam Pass Beach Park

410 Seagate Drive

Naples, Florida 34103
239-353-0404

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Admission Free

 The Park consists of 35 acres of mangrove forest, coastal dunes and 3200 linear feet of beach on the Gulf of Mexico. There is a boardwalk that provides access to the beach through a mangrove forest. The boardwalk is about three quarters of a mile long and can be walked or visitors can ride on a free tram that runs continuously throughout the day. Should you decide to stroll down the boardwalk, you will see three species of mangrove trees, red, black and white. These trees protect and stabilize low lying coastal areas and play a vital role in coastal fishery food chains. For these reasons, mangrove trees are protected by federal, state and local laws. Mangrove trees are unique because they are salt tolerant. The park has lifeguards, refreshments, restrooms, picnic tables, an observation tower, and facilities for the physically challenged. Canoes. kayaks, windsurfers and snorkeling gear are available to rent.