Conner Park Parking

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This park is a hidden gem, beautifully maintained with a well-paved path that circles the entire park. The path is smooth and easy to navigate, making it accessible for people with mobility challenges and even wheelchair users. It’s perfect for a leisurely walk, a jog, or a casual run, offering a serene environment for all. To reach the best part of the park, head out of the parking area and take the right path leading towards the ocean. The path goes under a bridge, offering a unique view as you walk beside the water, and continues underneath the bridge into the heart of the park. Once there, you'll discover a lovely small beach with benches strategically placed to offer a perfect spot to sit and enjoy the peaceful water views. The park has a calm and tranquil atmosphere, ideal for relaxation. It’s common to see older adults jogging or walking, enjoying the fresh air and beautiful weather. The area feels safe and quiet, making it a great location for families, seniors, and anyone looking to unwind. The park is also very family-friendly, with plenty of space for kids to run around, and it’s a dog-friendly environment as well, so pets are welcome. Whether you're looking to exercise, take in nature, or simply relax, this park offers something for everyone. The combination of great facilities, scenic views, and peaceful ambiance makes this a highly recommended spot for anyone in the area.

Conner Park Parking allows beach goers to park near Delnor Wiggins and go on a scenic walk on a bridge. The parking is straightforward and clear, but the pavement is a little outdated and in need of some attention. The trees surrounding the area are beautiful and really add to the scenery. Definitely would recommend this parking for anyone in the need for beach parking.

Easy parking! Usually parking spots available. A few minutes walk to the beach. Shuttle to the beach.

This is an excellent and safe place to park. It does cost $10. Don’t forget to pay the fee because their parking meter maids will give you a ticket.

Usually pretty empty during the weekdays and offers some shaded parking. $10 to park unless you have a pass. Great walking path for my dog (across the street from the parking lot there's a good amount of shaded area for the pups to run around in...just have to keep them on a leash)... dog waste bags, trash cans and dog water fountain available. My mother loves the butterfly garden, the folks around here are really polite and the place is kept pretty clean. Good spot to kill an hour walking around...or for $10 park all day and head across the bridge to the beach (short walk).

We parked here to visit Bluebill Beach. Post hurricane Ian a lot of the beaches in this area are closed -- but Bluebill Beach is open! This is the nearest place to park to the beach. You have to walk over a bridge to get to the beach -- takes about 5 minutes. If you have a lot of stuff, probably want some type of wheeled transport (wagon, etc.). The beach is in OK shape. There is a lot of wood debris right when you step off the beach access path, but nearer the water it is pretty clean. Some people were swimming -- unclear if that was wise or not. Some say there is debris in the water. Others that there is bacteria. We just stayed on the sand. We have a Collier County beach pass which makes the parking free, but if you do not have that I believe it is $10. We went on a Thursday afternoon and the parking lot was pretty full but I estimate there were at least 20 free spots. I presume it may be worse on weekends. On our way back from the beach, while crossing the bridge over the waterway, we saw a very large dolphin swimming in the river. It was churning up the water near the short -- maybe fishing? It was cool to see, so take a look at the river when you cross it -- who knows what you might see.

Capacity for over 200 vehicles. $10 all day long fee. Beach at less than 250 meters