ESTERO COMMUNITY PARK ../images/detail_photos/estero-park.jpgESTERO COMMUNITY PARK Address 9200 Corkscrew Palms Blvd. Estero, FL 33928 Google Map/Directions Contact Information Trever Snearley 239-533-1470 TSnearly@leegov.com Facility Staff Events Events CalendarEstero Edge Newsletter Hours Estero Community Park is open from dawn to 9 p.m., seven days a week.Park may remain open after dusk if athletic fields are rentedEvents happening in the park:Yard Sale event - 10/20/18Middle School Cross Country Event - 10/16/18Ladies Social Network Craft Vendor Event - 10/28/18Apraxia Walk - 11/3/18Crohns & Colitis Walk - 11/10/18Village of Estero Veterans Day Event - 11/17/18Light up Estero Event - 12/01/18Super Run - 12/08/18 Closures No park closures at this time Information This is a 55-acre multipurpose park. It has the following amenities:Recreation CenterAmphitheater; Stage/Lawn AreaRestroomsLighted PlaygroundSix (6) Picnic Shelters; First come, First serveTwo (2) rentable PavilionsOff-lead Dog Park with ShelterFour (4) lighted Bocci Courts12 lighted Horseshoe CourtsThree lighted Sand Volleyball CourtsOne (1) multipurpose bermuda field- no lightsTwo (2) lighted multipurpose bermuda fields18 hole Disc Golf Course View Disc Golf MapDon't Feed the Monster, Part DooPet Waste that is left uncollected degrades water quality. With an estimated 134,000 dogs and 154,000 cats in Lee County, this results in a lot of waste that washes into our waterways increasing bacteria and nutrients. Join us in our Do your Duty campaign and pick up the waste! To learn more visit DoYourDuty.org and stop the Slime Monster.5K Course Map. View Estero Park Trail Map. This facility is equipped with the WeatherBug Lightning Alert System. When the system detects lightning within 10 miles of the facility, the air horns sound an uninterrupted 15-second blast and the strobe light will activate. Park patrons who hear the horn and/or see the light need to seek shelter immediately. When the system no longer detects a threat, three 5-second blasts from the horn will sound and the strobe light will stop working. This is the signal that it is safe to return outdoors.No system is fool-proof. Park visitors should always assess weather conditions before going outside and always be prepared to take the appropriate action needed to ensure one's safety. *If the connection is DOWN, please follow the National Weather Service 30/30 rule until it is restored.* History Historical Houses move to Estero Community Park After four years of work and planning, two historic Estero structures are now at home in Estero Community Park. See the article here.