Caloosahatchee Creeks Preserve (East) — Attraction in North Fort Myers

I used to pull into this park at least two or three times a week and have my lunch my lunch could be a different times throughout the the day depending on how my schedule went I didn't always eat every day out there that's only if I brought a lunch but I noticed the last few times and I had went that when I pulled into you my lunch or use my cell phone cuz it we're not allowed to use them driving anymore and I didn't get out of my car when I pull into the park I have people staring at me I had Lee County Sheriff driving by so I'm beginning to realize that we're not allowed to pull in anywhere and not get out of the vehicle cuz if you don't be prepared to be harassed by Lee County I think it's time to move out of this area and I've been here my...

This is a truly peaceful place to visit. There is a decent sized parking area, with restroom facilities and a few covered areas with picnic tables. The main trail is ADA compliant, with paved asphalt about 3 feet or so wide that transitions to a raised boardwalk. A much longer trail branches off, which is mostly boardwalk, but transitions to grass. There are some sections that have many exposed roots, so tread carefully. Keep an eye out for the geocache!

Dogs are welcome here, and you are likely to see some here and there. At the beginning of the trail is a waste station with doggie bags. Our dog loves this trail!

There is also a long bike trail, but I have yet to ride it. Will...

The pathwalk here walk was a mixture of elevated canopy-style boardwalks and trails(dirt and grass). You meander down the trail for about 10-15 minutes before arriving at a little pond with an array of wildlife. Saw not gators but there are. There were benches at the end by the lake to sit and a little plaque saying the benches were a Boy Scouts' Eagle Project. Overall a nice little stroll that only ate an hour or so. You do get some freeway noise but after a couple minutes you tune it out. there is also a much longer trail, that I didn't get to see but the map says that it goes all the way to the River. Nice low key walk in a preserved area. Worth visit...