Bowditch Point Regional Park is 17-acres that is located at the northern tip of Estero Island. 

• Approximately seven acres are a developed park for passive recreational use and the remaining 10 acres are a restoration/preserve area.
  
• This serene location, which encompasses the entire end of the island, offers a choice of settings to fulfill your needs. The back bay offers quiet waters, peaceful surroundings and a close up look of vessels entering and exiting the bay.
• The park area features tables and grills, available on a first come first served basis, in a shaded tropical setting sure to please any picnicker.
• The gulf front is more active while still providing a relaxed atmosphere for walkers, swimmers and sunbathers. 
• Walking trails, through the restoration/preserve area, carry you through varied environments and offers an excellent opportunity for bird watching while being highlighted by panoramic views of Estero Bay. 
• This is one of the first beaches Lee County Parks & Recreation made accessible for individuals with disabilities from the parking area to the Gulf of Mexico.
• A Land Stewardship (Management) Plan has been developed that provides direction on the management of natural resources within the park.  
  
• Bowditch Point Park is a designated Great Florida Birding Trail site. For more information, maps and guides please visit the Great Florida Birding Trail.
• A Saltwater Fishing License is required to saltwater fish from shore. There is no fee for Florida residents.
  
• No pets allowed
  
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Parking

• Parking Fees: $2/hr in bills, as well as most major credit cards. No change is given or provided.
  
• Maximum vehicle length 20 feet, no trailer or vehicle trailer parking is permitted.
• Lee County Annual Parking Stickers are accepted at this location.
  

Boat Docks-Currently closed due to Hurricane Damages