Recreation Center
Membership to the center costs $10 per individual or $25 per family for a lifetime membership. Membership entitles general use of the four large Recreation Centers in Lee County including gymnasium activities and use of the "Rec Room". Enrollment in programs and use of the fitness center may have an additional monthly fee. Fitness Center Membership The fitness center costs an additional $20/month, $80/six months, or $120/year.
Disc Golf CourseThis park features an 18 hole Disc Golf course.
K-9 Corral Dog Park
This dog park features two off-lead play areas for small/shy and large dogs. Please remember to clean up after your pet. The park features water and shower stations for our canine friends to use while they exercise and socialize. The dog park is closed from noon to 3 p.m. on Wednesdays for routine maintenance.
Park Shelters
There are two large pavilions available to rent for picnics and family events.
The small shelters within the park are available on a first come, first served basis. Estero Historical SocietyThe Estero Historical Society educates the public and inspires a spirit to learn, teach, and preserve the history of Estero. By our continuing efforts, we hope to secure a rich historical legacy of the early Estero settlers for future generations and share in the strong sense of community identity. The Historic Area, within the Estero Community Park, the Estero Historical Society provides a capability for the greater Estero community to experience history through docent tours of the 1902 Hall-Hanson-Collier (cottage) house and the 1904 Estero Creek schoolhouse, displays of artifacts, events, and documentation of early Estero history. Hours of operation: 1 to 4 p.m. Saturdays only.
Address: 9285 Corkscrew Palms Blvd, (inside the Estero Community Park) Estero FL 33928
Tours on Tuesday and Thursday by appointment only. Cost $10 per person. Call (239) 272-1911 or email peg.ehs10@gmail.com.
The property was purchased in 1998. Construction on the project started in November of 2004. This park has been open since October 30, 2006. The Estero Recreation Center began operating as an extended shelter for more than 500 people affected by the flood waters of Tropical Storm Fay on Aug. 24, 2008. The shelter was managed under the guidance of Lee County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and the American Red Cross, and the rec center was temporarily closed to the public. Scheduled programs were suspended. For roughly two months, the American Red Cross helped the shelter residents' transition in returning to their homes or assisted them in seeking alternative living arrangements. The last of the shelter residents and the American Red Cross vacated the shelter Oct. 11 returned the Estero Recreation Center back to Lee County Parks & Recreation. The American Red Cross presented a plaque to the staff and patrons of the Estero Recreation Center thanking them for their support and sacrifices made during the time period the building was used. After four years of work and planning, two historic Estero structures are displayed in Estero Community Park. The houses were moved in 2009.
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