Visited with friends and was amazed at the pristine access beaches and the gulf. Amazing place for a quiet picnic or just to catch some rays.
Very nice and maintain beat. Not crowded, but water was calm. Picnic places and barbecue pits. I would go back.
I LOVE THIS PLACE me and my family go here every summer and ive never had a bad time. It's absolutely awesome. One thing i do not like is how you have to pay for parking, but thats about it.
Outstandingly beautiful park with lots of parking at the beach and washrooms at each parking lot. $6 entrance fee for the day. We saw turtles, raccoons, countless birds. Beaches are great. Water is calm and warm.
Outstanding park with nice beaches, vendors and free BBQ's. Pets are allowed in this park, but not on the beaches. Frequented local wildlife. Keep you food secure as the resident raccoons are very curious.
Great beach and already cleaned up after irma. Beautiful place to catch the sunsets as you can see.
One of the nicest state parks in Florida. The daily parking fee for a car is cheaper than the city lot that is two blocks further away from the beach. This park offers a beautiful beach along with fishing and paddleboard surfing on windy days.
This beautiful park is a quite, family white sand beach that is filled with beautiful seashells, starfish, marine life and turtles! The picnic area is surrounded by abundant shade and plenty of seating and grills. The admission fee is $6.00 for the car filled with family members. Delnor-Wiggins is a special jewel of Naples, Florida. My family went swimming as soon as the park open because the early morning is when the water is nice and clear and it's not scorching hot. I want to say thank you to my friend Gloria B.(Muffin) a sweet beach stewardess (volunteer) for giving me a detailed tour! My favorite part was the colorful and dramatic sunsets!
My favorite beach in Naples. It is a State park so there is a $6 fee. There are 4-5 different parking lots/beach access points. #4 has a food truck & chair rentals. Picnic areas aplenty. The beach is narrow but long. Great for walks & people watching.
We suggest you arrive earlier than 9:30am on a weekend, holiday, or during the winter months. On the 4th of July, we arrived at 9:30am and after a 20 minute delay getting to the gate, it was 9:50am and the parking lot was full. They let us park at the boat ramp. It was about 1/2 mile from the beach. The beach sand is narrow, though with limited parking the area not too crowded. The water is clearer than most SW Florida beaches. I would like to suggest 2 money takers to speed up the entry process.
Fantastic state park! Friendly park rangers ($6 to park) and parking lots are close to the beach. Quiet and serene and just nature to your back when you're facing the beautiful ocean.
If you are ready for a adventure this is not the place. Pretty much several parking lots for beach access. I peeked my head out to beach (had a dog, not allowed) and seen maybe 15 feet of sand. Be sure to cover up bugs are horrible. There was some nice plants..
Very clean beach and water. Never too crowded. They have picnic tables and grills for guests to use during their stay. Bathrooms and charging areas are as clean as they be, being at beach cause of the sand that still makes it way in. But all in all very relaxing and enjoyable place to spend the day.
This park was awesome! We came from miami expecting a sunset. Unfortunately for us the day ended up cloudy. However the park was beautiful, the beach access is right next to where you park. It has a small beach but it's perfect for a fun day with friends, family or even a significant other. The water was warm and there was some small fish in the water (they're harmless). That was probably due to the season (first time there I wouldn't know). But also we saw a falcon and we got to see it in action. We would have to go again and see what else we can explore in the park! Definitely recommend it.