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Turner Beach Park on Captiva Island: 24/7 Access, $5/hr Parking Amidst Post-Hurricane Recovery

Turner Beach Park on Captiva Island is open 24/7 for Gulf views, shelling, and sunsets. Visitors can expect $5 per hour parking and ongoing recovery efforts.

09/23/2026 · Sanibel edition

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Turner Beach Park, a popular destination on Captiva Island, remains open 24 hours a day, year-round, offering residents and visitors panoramic Gulf views, exceptional shelling opportunities, and prime sunset viewing. The City of Sanibel maintains the park, located at 17200 Captiva Drive.

Visitors to Turner Beach Park pay $5 per hour for parking. The park provides ADA accessibility, restrooms, showers, and bike racks, ensuring a comfortable experience for all. Ongoing recovery efforts address impacts from recent hurricanes, with the City of Sanibel working to restore the park fully.

The City of Sanibel designated Turner Beach Park as a smoke and vape-free facility. This policy helps maintain a clean and healthy environment for everyone enjoying the park's natural beauty.

Turner Beach Park has long served as a vital coastal amenity, attracting those seeking the tranquility of the Gulf and the unique treasures found along its shores. Its continuous operation, even amidst recovery, underscores its importance to the community.

Residents and visitors can continue to enjoy the park's offerings daily. For updates on recovery efforts or park amenities, consult official City of Sanibel channels.

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