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Cayo Costa State Park
Boca Grande, FL 33921
United States -
+1 941 964 0375
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Neighborhood :
North Fort Myers
http://www.floridastateparks.org/cayocosta/
Cayo Costa State Park is one of Florida's best-kept secrets. The barrier island is only accessible by boat. Activities include hiking, swimming, fishing and shelling. If you go swimming, there are no lifeguards, but there is a shark named Old Henry. You can camp in tents or rent cabins for USD20 per night. There is no electricity on the island, and all supplies must be brought with you. There are bathrooms and showers. Watch for wildlife, like raccoons and wild hogs. Cabins must be reserved 11 months in advance. This place is open daily from 8 AM.
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I visited Cayo Costa for the first time this past president's day weekend and it was a wonderful experience. I came back relaxed and recharged. Even though...
One of the most beautiful and natural beaches you can hope to see. Stunning miles of beach, jade-colored water and unique seashells. One of my favorite...
Trekaroo Reviews
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This park is one of the most popular unbridged island destinations of southwest Florida. You’ll love it if you favor secluded beaches. At the n...
The park around this hundred-year-old lighthouse provides a good place for a picnic and swim. Stay out of the waters in Boca Grande Pass; they’...
Trip Advisor Reviews
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“Cayo Costa”
Cayo Costa is a beautiful place. It has gorgeous, untouched beaches and surprisingly clear ocean water for the west coast of FL. Even the bay s...
“Worth the Effort”
We went to Coya Costa state park on 12/31/08 via the Tropic Star ferry. The Pine Island Marina was easy to find. You will need to go into the m...
“Remote Barrier Island Fun..But Be Prepared”
You can get to Cayo Costa via a ferry (Tropic Star ???) but we go by private boat. It is first come first served for boat slips..These guys are...
“Amazing...Just make sure your timing is right!”
Cayo Costa State Park is a true outdoor lover's retreat. Completely removed from soceity it truly captures Florida's beauty. It's only a short ...
“A romantic unspoiled island paradise”
Number of nights: 1 Number of people: 2 Dogs: 0 Kids: 0 TOTAL COST: $133 Supplies/Food: $30 (we overpacked on food) Ferry ride for two people p...
“2 campers and 1 city kid”
First off, I just want to say our (2 campers and 1 city kid) trip to cayo costa was nothing but enjoyable. Before went we read all the reviews ...
Yahoo Travel Reviews
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Pure Beauty
I don't know what to say. It absolutely took my breath away. Everything there, the water, the plants, the history, was fantastic. But...I campe...
One of my favorite places.
I've been there 5 or 6 times in the last 10 years. Even when the camping area is full a few minutes walk will take you to a deserted section of...
Prior To Charlie
Camped for long weekends prior to Charlie. Haven't been since. If you like all the comforts that electricity can offer this is NOT the place f...
We Loved It!
We loved our trip! We went on the overnite camping trip and rented one of the cabins (only $30/day!) Everyone there was really nice and the par...
Going back in 4 days!
The most relaxing 3 days of my life, period. Even people I've been with who dislike camping enjoyed themselves immensly. Great way to spend a...
Island camping, what could be better?
Cayo Costa is a must see for anyone who loves Florida's beaches. We live on the mainland and felt we were hundreds of miles away while camping...
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