- The list below includes 121 free or cheap things to do in or near Estero, Florida, including 65 different types of inexpensive activities like Movie Theaters, Dog Park, Nature & Wildlife Areas and Historic Sites.
- From Estero Community Park to Bowditch Point Regional Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Estero and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, Naples and Fort Myers Beach.
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Enjoy a day in the sun at Tigertail Beach. The beach has facilities including a boardwalk, butterfly gardens, volleyball courts, rentals for beach toys, umbrellas, chairs, concessions, and shower facilities.
34.2 Miles
Located at the Rose Marina, Six Chuter Charters offers fishing, shelling, and sightseeing trips, along with combination trips that include a variety of activities. While the company offers backwater and offshore fishing, it specializes in backwater fishing trips.
34.6 Miles
The powerful cars exhibited at the Muscle Car City Museum include Chevrolets, Corvettes and Daytona bikes and cars. The museum also has a 1960s retro style restaurant, which serves the usual drive-in foods and beverages.
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The asphalt racing surface of the Punta Gorda Speedway is 60 feet wide with banking turns of 12 degrees. A fully slate of stock car racing is provided at the site, and the raceway primarily operates on Saturday nights.
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8655 Piper Road, Punta Gorda, FL 33982
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Three Palms Speedway is an asphalt short-track racing surface that regularly hosts racing across many divisions, from midget cars to stock cars and trucks. The track facility also regularly hosts rock concerts and other events on the site as well.
35.3 Miles
Exploring the history of Southwest Florida's famous Calusa Indians, the Marco Island Historical Museum is a top tourist spot. The museum brings the former civilization back to life with in-depth exhibits and informative displays.
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180 S Heathwood Drive, Marco Island, FL 34145
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The Marco Island Historical Museum is a historical museum dedicated to exploring Southwest Florida’s Calusa Indians. The museum features informative displays and a model village scene, as well as various temporary/traveling exhibits.
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Popular with locals as a family friendly park, Mackle Park has many amenities to offer. The park features a water play area, picnic tables, a dog park and open field of green grass for outdoor sports.
35.5 Miles
Also known as the Frank E. Mackle Community Park, Mackle Park hosts a variety of community events and activities. It includes a spray park with water fun for kids, and a dog park.
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One of two public access points for Marco Beach, South Marco Beach is known for its coarse, white sand. The beach has lots of shells and provides an unobstructed view of the sunset.