The City of Cape Coral is well known for its’
abundance of canals and the waterfront access to the Caloosahatchee
River leading to the Gulf of Mexico. Currently, boaters may launch
their vessels at boat ramps located at Horton Park or Yacht Club
Community Park to access the Caloosahatcee River directly. Canals
and lakes may be accessed via the BMX Strausser boat ramp or the
Burnt Store boat ramp.
The Yacht Club Community Park Yacht Basin
includes such amenities as yearly slips, four (4) transient slips,
with a control depth of 5’ and free pumpout. It is located on
the Caloosahatchee River, ICW Marker 78 and monitored on channel
16. The facility is conveniently located to downtown Cape Coral.
For information or reservations, please call
239/574-0493
Horton Park is located at ICW Marker 60 on
the Caloosahatchee River just south of the Veterans Memorial Bridge
and Four Mile Cove Ecological Preserve. The park offers a scenic
view of the river with picnic areas and restrooms. From land,
it is conveniently located east of Del Prado Boulevard and Everest
Parkway at 2600 SE 26th Place.
The BMX Strausser boat ramp located at SW
7th Court and 15th Street can be used to
access Lake Kennedy and Lake Saratoga as well as numerous fresh
water canals where bass fishing is popular. There is parking for
up to 20 vehicles plus trailers.
Burnt Store Boat Ramp is located on the Islands
Waterway at 230 Burnt Store Road South. This ramp can be used
to access Pine Island, Charlotte Harbour, and the Gulf of Mexico
through the use of a boat lift. This facility also provides access
to numerous canals and lakes. For information about the boat lift,
please call 239/574-0493.
Palmland Tours of Southwest Florida
7881 Barrancas Avenue, Bokeelia FL 33922
(239)283-3975; (877)PALM-782
Discover our unique adventure and sport fishing tours. Enjoy three
or six day vacations cruising Southwest Florida waters on our yachts,
accompanied by our "fun fleet" of smaller boats. We offer
superb guided fishing and a wide variety of activities for the non-angler.
Custom business or private trips available
Sand Pebble Fishing Charters
5605 SW 105h Avenue, Cape Coral FL 33914
(239)936-6676
West Coast Fishing Charters
1804 N.W. 26th Avenue, Cape Coral FL 33993
(239)283-9340; (888)476-6656(US)
Guided charter fishing with Captain Kirk SanCartier on the west
coast of Florida for tarpon, snook, red fish, grouper, triple tail
and more in the areas of Sanibel & Captiva Islands, Pine Island,
Matlacha, Cape Coral, Fort Myers all with live and artificial bait.
Golf Course
Coral Oaks is a finely manicured Arthur Hills Golf Course,
sculptured around magnificent century-old oak trees and shimmering
lakes. The contoured fairways, oversized Tifeagle greens and
strategic placement of sand traps offer every level of golfer
a tremendous challenge. We have been voted Southwest Florida's
Best Golf Course by readers of the Ft. Myers News-Press 1998
& 1999.
1800 N. W. 28 Avenue Cape Coral,
FL 33993
US Phone: 239-573-3100 Fax: 239-573-3107
Burnt Store Marina & Country Club
5000 Burnt Store Road, Punta Gorda FL 33955
(239)637-6633; (239)639-2993 (FAX); (800) 237-4255 (US)
Holes: 27 Par: 29/30/31 Yardage: 4015/3709/3926 Rating: 93/92/92
Cart Rental Club Rental
Cape Coral Executive Golf Club
1006 SE 4th Place, Cape Coral FL 33990
(239)574-4454, (239) 542-4694 (FAX)
Holes: 9 Par: 30-32 Yardage: 1765/1665 Rating: 28.2/29.6 Cart Rental
Club Rental
Royal Tee Country Club
11460 Royal Tee Circle, Cape Coral FL 33991
(239)283-5522; (239)283-0534(FAX)
Holes: 27 Par: 72 Yardage: 6736 Rating: 71.5 Cart Rental Club Rental
Sun Splash Family WaterPark
There’s a splash of fun for everyone at Sun
Splash Family Waterpark! The $5.2 million facility opened to capacity
crowds in 1992 and continues to be a popular attraction for area
residents, as well as many visitors to Southwest Florida. The
12-acre family facility owned and operated by the City of Cape
Coral’s Parks and Recreation will open for it's 9th season in
mid-March, 2000.
Sun Splash Family Waterpark is designed to provide a safe and
exciting experience for the young and young at heart. Sun Splash
Family Waterpark features many attractions for swimmers and non-swimmers
of all ages. From the Cape Fear waterslide for the daring thrill-seekers,
to the Squirt Works interactive play area for the tiniest of tots,
Sun Splash offers a fun and relaxing alternative to the beaches
of Southwest Florida. Sun Splash’s most popular attraction is
the Main Stream River Tube Ride. This ˝-mile inner-tube ride transports
guests through lush, tropical foliage to the park’s various attractions.
New at Sun Splash for the enjoyment of all guests are two thrilling
drop slides that propel guests down a straight and curving, racing
slide and a 12-foot raindrop attraction sponsored by Pepsi-Cola.
For non-swimmers, Sun Splash features professional sand volleyball
courts, a game arcade, and more. When it’s time to eat, the Calypso
Café and Ice Cream Shop offer a wide variety of lunches, snacks
and beverages, or guests can browse through the Sun Trader Gift
Shop to purchase a Sun Splash souvenir as a memento of their visit.
Our 800-seat pavilion and 100-seat party tent
provide many options for private parties at the waterpark. These
facilities are available year-round for your catered or private
party of any kind. Sun Splash offers formal group plans for birthday
parties, youth groups and catered events. The Sun Splash Group
Sales staff is available year-round to assist with information
and planning needs for your special event. For information on
group sales, please call the Group Sales Office at (239) 574-0495.
400 Santa Barbara Boulevard,
Cape Coral, Florida
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Phone: (239) 574-0557
Fax: (239) 574-0525
Hours of Operation
The 2006 season for Sun Splash is scheduled
to run from March 11 to October 1, 2006.
Hours of operation will vary by seasonal segments.
March 11 - April 16
Friday 11 am to 5 pm
Saturday and Sunday 10 am to 5 pm
Closed Monday through Thursday
April 17 - April 23
Spring Break
Monday through Sunday 10 am to 5 pm
April 24 - May 28
Wednesday though Sunday 11 am to 5 pm
Saturday and Sunday 10 am to 5 pm
Closed Monday and Tuesday
May 29 - August 20
Monday through Wednesday 10 am to 6 pm
Thursday (through August 17) 10 am to 9 pm
Friday 10 am to 6 pm
Saturday (through August 19) 10 am to 9 pm
Sunday 10 am to 6 pm
August 21 - October 1
Saturday and Sunday 10 am to 5 pm
Labor Day (September 4) 10 am to 5 pm
Closed Monday through Friday
Admission Fees
Admission Rates (plus FL State sales tax)
Adults and Children 48" and taller $9.95
Children under 48" tall $7.95
Children 2 years old and younger Free
Senior Citizen (55 years and older) $4.98
Cape Coral residents with proof of their residency are entitled
to a $2 discount off the general admission rate, except for the
senior citizen rate.
Season Passes (plus FL sales
tax)
Single Resident $ 95.00
Single Non-resident $115.00
Family of Two Resident $160.00
Family of Two Non-resident $190.00
Each Additional Family Member Resident $ 55.00
Each Additional Family Member Non-resident $ 65.00
Age Two & Under Resident & Non-Resident FREE
400 Santa Barbara Boulevard,
Cape Coral, Florida
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Phone: (239) 574-0557
Fax: (239) 574-0525
Dining Around Cape
Coral
Bars & Entertainment/Restaurants:
Leapin' Lizards at the Cape
Bridge in Cape Coral
1719 Cape Coral Pkwy E, Cape
Coral, FL 33904
239-542-6400
Rum Runner at the Cape Harbour area
in Cape Coral
5848 Cape Harbour Drive, Cape Coral,
Fl 33914
239-542-0200
Tiki Bar - behind Quality Inn
1502 Miramar St, Cape Coral,
FL
Monkey Bar & Grill - close to
Tiki Bar
1428 Lafayette St., Cape Coral,
Fl 33904
239-549-8800
Martini Bar - live Music
1306 Cape Coral Pkwy E, Cape Coral,
Fl 33904
Houlihan's Restaurant and Bar -
very nice food
627 Cape Coral Pkwy W, Cape
Coral, Fl 33914
239-542-7878
Sakura - Sushi Bar
3034 Del Prado Blvd.
239-945-2999
Outback Steakhouse
1642 NE Pine Island Rd. Cape Coral,
Fl
239-772-5454
Ming Court Chinese Restaurant -
Buffet
4823 Milton St. next to Publix
239-549-3666
Super King Buffet - Chinese
2301 Del Prado Blvd
239-573-8777
International King Buffet -
right on College Pkwy after Cape
Coral bridge
Ft Myers, Fl
biggest Chinese Buffet
Siam Hut Thai Restaurant
very good Thai food
4521 Del Prado Blvd S, Cape Coral
239-945-4247
Perkins
1502 Cape Coral Pkwy E
1551 Del Prado Blvd S
Morettis Seafood
4200 Pine Island Rd NW
239-283-5825
Pokorny's Deli - german bread etc
3100 Del Prado Blvd. S, Cape Coral,
Fl
239-542-8215
Rib City - next to Sweetbay
4836 Leonard Street, Cape Coral,
Fl
Annie's - Breakfast & Lunch -
good food/price
814 SE 47th St, Cape Coral, FL 33904
Applebee's Neighborhood Grill -
2228 Del Prado Blvd S, Cape Coral, FL 33990
Ariani Restaurant & Lounge - good
quality food
1529 SE 15th Ter, Cape Coral, FL 33990
Brigands Steak & Seafood Grill
- nice cocktails
1708 Cape Coral Pkwy W, Cape Coral, FL 33914
Bubba's Roadhouse & Saloon -
2121 SW Pine Island Rd, Cape Coral, FL 33991
Cafe Nova -
4721 Vincennes Blvd, Cape Coral, FL 33904
Cape Crab & Steak House -
2301 Del Prado Blvd S, Cape Coral, FL 33990
Chicago Pizza -
1227 Miramar St, Cape Coral, FL 33904
Del Prado Steak House - very good
international kitchen
3724 Del Prado Blvd S, Cape Coral, FL 33904
Hooters -
3120 Del Prado Blvd S, Cape Coral, FL 33904
Iguana Mia Mexican Restaurant -
1027 Cape Coral Pkwy E, Cape Coral, FL 33904
Mr C's Restaurant & Lounge -
850 Lafayette St, Cape Coral, FL 33904
Paesano - italian market - Lunch
862 Lafayette St, Cape Coral, FL 33904
CAPE
CORAL
Cradled by the Gulf of Mexico and the
Caloosahatchee River, this waterfront wonderland is filled
with subtropical joys. More than 400 miles of salt water and
fresh water canals mean boats are backyard fare with links
to lakes, favorite fishing spots and open water. Throughout
the 114-square mile city, a hometown atmosphere prevails.
History
Cape Coral was founded in 1957 by Jack and Leonhard Rosen (developers).
This brothers purchased the land for $678.000.
With 114 square miles Cape Coral is the second largest City in
terms of land mass in Florida. With more than 400 miles of salt
and fresh water canals Cape Coral is called the Venice of America.
Cape Coral also offers a high quality of life due to its low
crime rate (2nd in Florida), outstanding climate, excellent health
service, affordable housing, education facilities, parks and recreation.
Cape Coral is Lee County biggest and fastest growing city . The
population of Cape Coral has doubled every decade since the city
was incorporated in 1970. Since 1970 the population has increased
600%.
Reasons why to live and/or invest
in Cape Coral
- Cape Coral is one of the nation´s first master-planned communities
- Water wonderland with more than 400 mile miles of canals and
27 miles of shoreline
- Most populated city in Southwest Florida
- Money Magazine ranked Cape Coral in July 1996 as the "6th
Best Place to Live" out of 300 metro areas in the United
States
- The Ft. Myers/Cape Coral area grew seven times faster than the
national average between 1980-1990
- The cost of houses in Cape Coral ranks among the lowest in the
state
- Climatic Conditions
Summer temperature average high 90.2 / Low 71.9 degrees
Winter temperature average high 74.0 / Low 63.9 degrees
- One of the lowest crime rates in the United States
- Relaxed Gulf Coast Lifestyle
- Easy Access to Regional and National Markets
- High-Growth National Job Market
- Affordable Housing Mixtures
- Quality Educational Facilities
- Cost Effective Industrial Space
- Business Incentives
- Progressive Tax-Structure
Statistic
- size: 114 square miles
- inhabitant: about 92,000
- median home sale price: $97,894 (1997)
- median income: $36,324 (1997)
- shore line: 27 miles
- canals: > 400 miles
Address and phone numbers
- City of Cape Coral
815 Nicholas Pkwy.
- phone: 941-574-0401
Average temperature
- summer (high/low): 90.2 F / 71.9 F
- winter (high/low): 74.0 F / 63.9 F
Zip Codes
- SE: 33904, 33990
- SW: 33914, 33991
- NE: 33909, 33990
- NW: 33993
- Pine Island: 33956, 33922
Post office
- Postmart, 2323 Del Prado S
phone 772-1888
- United States Post Office
1030 SE 9th Ave.
phone 800-275-8777
- United States Post Office
4722 SE 17th Ave
phone 800-275-8777
Radio Stations
- FM 103.9 Rock
- FM 101.9 New Country Music
- FM 95 Wolz, Oldies
- FM 90.9 Christian Radio
- FM 107 Country Music
Boat Locks
- Unit 75, Operation hours
- Unit 58, Operation hours: You need a key for this lock, get
it at City Hall
- Unit 89, Operation hours
Boat Ramps (public)
- Unit 58, off Burnt Store Rd.
- Unit 1, Cape Coral Beach
- Unit 19, East End of Everest Pkwy
- Unit 23, off Skyline Blvd.
Citizen's Survey
Results from a 1999 Citizen's
Survey,
Source City of Cape Coral
Age |
|
Residency |
|
18-34 |
10% |
Less than 3 years |
15% |
35-49 |
25% |
3-5 years |
14% |
50-64 |
31% |
6-10 years |
21% |
65+ |
34% |
11-20 years |
32% |
Race/Ethnic |
|
over 20 years |
18% |
Caucasian |
92% |
Employment Status |
|
African American |
1% |
Full time |
47% |
Hispanic |
3% |
Part time |
12% |
Other |
4% |
Retired |
41% |
Gender |
|
Income |
|
Male |
61% |
less than $25.000 |
16% |
Female |
39% |
$25.000-$50.000 |
40% |
|
|
$50.000-$75.000 |
26% |
|
|
over $75.000 |
18% |
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