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Manatee
Park
No longer in
operation, see
Manatee Park.
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10901 Palm
Beach Blvd.
Ft. Myers, FL 33905
Phone: 239-690-5030
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Category: Attraction
Manatee
Park Description:
Fort Myers is the home of one of the largest populations of manatees in Florida, particularly in the winter when they congregate in the Orange River to feed and stay warm.
Opened in 1996, this 17 acre Regional Park is built and
operated through a cooperative effort of partners &
sponsors. While the land is owned by Florida Power &
Light, money for facilities came from the Lee Island
Coast Visitor & Convention Bureau.
Manatee Park is a non-captive refuge for the Florida
Manatee. Manatees are generally not present during the
warm summer months. The park has an extensive butterfly
garden. The park is a demonstration landscape for the
Florida Yards and Neighborhoods (FYN) program. Picnic
areas & shelters, fishing pier on the Orange River.
Canoe/kayak launch to the Orange River. Program
amphitheater and playground.
Map of Manatee World
Location
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right place. Our map
is interactive,
includes the streets
and major
attractions in the
immediate area and
can be easily
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or repositioned to
accommodate your
needs. You can view
the area around this
SW Florida
attraction and
identify landmarks
to discover general
directions to reach
the attraction
location.
NOTE:
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a wider perspective. You can also Drag the Map
in any direction if you hold the left mouse button
down. Click the upper-right hand Satellite or
Hybrid buttons to change the view to include
satellite images and overlay a street map.
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Area
Information:
Fort Myers
Fort Myers, also known as the City of
Palms, is located north and west of the Southwest Florida International Airport
and east of the Caloosahatchee River. Vacationers staying at Fort Myers Beach or
Sanibel Island will want to visit Fort Myers for attractions, shopping and
dining. Fort Myers is the historical heart of southwest Florida.
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