The center has two miles of nature trails through a swamp, an aviary, a Miccosukee Indian village replica, picnic facilities and educational exhibits in the central building. Nature-oriented items are available in the gift shop, and nature programs are offered weekly. The center is at 3450 Ortiz Ave. in Fort Myers, just north of Colonial Boulevard. This state park is offshore south of Boca Grande near Pine Island Sound and is accessible by boat only. There is a fee.
Primitive cabins are available for a fee for up to four people or families.
Besides a boat ramp, the park offers picnicking, swimming, nature trails and an exceptional shelling area. A charming and distinctive park north of Bonita Beach on the coastal road. A tractor-driven tram takes visitors along a boardwalk crossing picturesque Oyster Bay and mangrove islets to one of the most private beaches anywhere. The destination is Lover's Key, about a 15-minute ride. Sunbathe, cast a line into the surf, picnic, explore pine-needled paths or search for shells.