Barefoot Beach Preserve is located at 505 Barefoot Beach Blvd., Naples, FL 34110. Here’s a list of other Collier County Parks.
Vibe
Award-winning beach on a stunning, undeveloped barrier island. Barefoot Beach invites you to escape the crowds and enjoy nature’s best on 8,200 feet of pristine, white sand beach. Tranquil waters, beautiful seashells and blockbuster sunsets make it popular with beachgoers of all varieties.
See, feel
With 342 acres of natural land and a sprawling shoreline, you’ll never have to fight for a spot to plant your beach umbrella at Barefoot Beach. The sand is clean and white, and resplendent with shells—so you may want to wear beach shoes. A mesmerizing clear, turquoise hue, the water is clean, warm, and shallow, ideal for visitors with small children. Palms, dunes bristling with sea oats and sea grapes, and luxe houses provide a dreamy backdrop. While the water is normally calm, winds, tides and offshore system can occasionally cause rough conditions.
On or near the beach
Work on perfecting your tan; swim in the clean, placid waters of the Gulf; or hunt for shells that include cockles, murex, coquinas, and sand dollars. Fishermen can hook into good fishing here, with catches that include whiting, pompano, snappers, redfish, and snook.
Accessibility
Barefoot Beach doesn’t offer accessible amenities. Nearby Clam Pass has a beach wheelchair.
Facilities
Barefoot Beach Preserve’s amenities include portable restrooms, a portable wash station,
dune crossovers, and rangers to help guide you to the beach access location. The Barefoot Beach access, sited just north of the Preserve, offers picnic pavilions.
Lifeguards
There are no lifeguards; swim at your own risk.
Parking
Parking lots two and three are open, with fees are payable only by credit card. Here’s a map of the park, including parking areas. Here’s more complete information about parking and fees.
