Barefoot Beach Preserve

Time to stick your toes in the water and enjoy Barefoot Beach located just south of the Bonita Public Beach in Bonita Springs Florida.

Barefoot Beach is located in Collier County on Florida’s Gulf Coast. It’s over 340 acres of natural land and has hundreds of animal species, a variety of parks and trails, sand dunes and fishing opportunities. But don’t take my word for it here’s what some people think about Barefoot Beach:

“OMG, the place is amazing.  Go…. Just Go…  live starfish, live crabs, live SAND DOLLARS.  I have a degree in zoology and have been to a university marine science center on the gulf and never saw a live one. The beach was extremely clean and the kids had a very good time! Kids loved swimming.” – Yelp

This is a must visit place for anyone visiting the Bonita Springs area and it’s a great location for locals to hang out, spend the afternoon or the weekend. Barefoot Beach has been awarded the Certificate of Excellence for its nature and wildlife areas and there are activities for people of all ages including playgrounds for young children and activities for older children as well. It’s quiet and relaxing and the soft sandy beaches are joy to be around.

Bring your picnic, look for seashells, stroll along an intercoastal path; Barefoot Beach Preserve is a popular place for families and fishermen alike. With a variety of fish and the inland side of tidal creeks and mangrove swamps, this makes an ideal breeding area and nursery for sport and commercial fish and shellfish.

Rangers at Barefoot Beach offer a number of programs including interpretive displays and exhibits. You’ll always find someone to answer any questions you might have about the many habitats and wildlife you may find at Barefoot Beach. With over 350 parking lot spaces, miles of nature trails, showers and picnics areas including a concession stand where you can grab something cold to will drink, Barefoot Beach makes an ideal location for a free weekend or afternoon activity.

Behind Barefoot Beach are several sand dunes that have been piled high by wind and waves. These dunes protect the fragile islands while providing natural habitats for many shorebirds. There’s always fun things to do and see especially for the first time at Barefoot Beach.

There’s also several homes, townhomes and condominiums along Barefoot Beach Boulevard which runs parallel to the coast line. With a beautiful coastal and water views, this makes an ideal location just minutes from the park. Give us a call if you’re interested in learning more about Barefoot Beach in Bonita Springs Florida.