3 minute walk to beach,. Beach house with bay views!

Welcome to Bonita Beach and Bay Bungalow! Located in beautiful Bonita Springs, known for its Gulf Coast beaches and parks, including secluded Little Hickory Island Beach Park and Bonita Beach Park, with its sand dunes. Nearby, to the north, is Lovers Key State Park, a popular swimming and kayaking spot. Made up of 4 barrier islands, the park is home to manatees and dolphins. Everglades Wonder Gardens features orchids, parrots and reptiles
Our home is basically a three minute walk to the beach. Go to the end of the street turn right and walk by three houses and then go across the street to beach access number three. This speech is never crowded as there are no condo buildings along the road. Almost exclusively, single-family homes, and sometimes a multi family.
Favorite things for us to do is walk the beach in the morning. Bring the kayaks out and go ocean kayaking or kayak in the bay. We also have a paddle board you are welcome to use. Feel free to fish off the 2 piers located on the bay at the end of the street. You can use docks for kayaks etc. both docks and the waterfront area is owned by the six houses on our street. I also sit out and have my coffee at the little table there.
Great restaurants, Shopping and entertainment close by.
Numerous state parks and preserves ready to explore.
Housekeeping….
Internet access. Omalleybeach. Password. lucy1234
Garbage pickup on Thursday
Recycle pickup on Wednesday
Please load towels and sheets in washer on the day you depart.
No smoking.
Please note this is a quiet street. Do not play loud music after 9pm.
Dining…
Coconut Jacks Waterfront Grille
4.4
(3.9K) · $$ · Seafood
5370 Bonita Beach Rd SW
Waterfront seafood spot with tiki flair
Iguana Mia Mexican of Bonita Springs
4.4
(2.5K) · $$ · Mexica
28051 S Tamiami Trail
pinchers Crab Shack
28580 Bonita Crossings Blvd, Bonita Springs
Doug’s Seafood
3411 Bonita Beach Rd SW, Bonita
Muji Thai
Bonita beach rd
Doc’s Beach House
Just down the road.
Royal Scoop on Vanderbilt for best ice cream ever!
Bahia Bowl: Mercado in nearby North Naples is a great place for shopping, dining, and entertainment.
Coconut Point mall in Bonita Springs is also great for shopping, dining, and entertainment Barefoot Beach Preserve Park – is 342 acres (1.38 km2) of natural land and one of the last undeveloped barrier islands on Florida's southwest coast. It is located on the border of Collier and Lee Counties and accessible by Bonita Beach Road.
CREW Flint Pen Strand Hiking Trail - This trail system allows the public to enjoy part of the 60,000-acre Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed (CREW). These lands help protect and preserve one of our most valuable natural resources - water. The trails wind through many ecosystems, including pine flatwoods and may be seasonably wet. Flint Pen Strand offers a variety of habitats for wildlife including fox squirrels, white-tailed deer, bobcats, otters, swallow-tailed kites, and bald eagles.
CREWtrust.org https://crewtrust.org/flint-pen-strand-2/
Riverside Park – The Bonita Springs Riverside Park is located on Old US 41 Road in Bonita Springs and sits on the Imperial River. The park is used for holiday celebrations, art shows, festivals, Movies in the Park, and the Celebrate Bonita Festival. Also in the park is our band shell. Amenities include sheltered picnic tables, park benches, and restrooms. The historic Liles Hotel, built in 1926, offers exhibits in the public areas of the hotel. The Imperial River cottages, recently restored fishing bungalows, now offer an enchanting selection of handmade jewelry, paintings, sculptures and more. Artist Cottages are open to the public on Sundays during season and offer Art Nights the fourth Wednesday of each month.
Barefoot Beach Preserve Park – is 342 acres (1.38 km2) of natural land and one of the last undeveloped barrier islands on Florida's southwest coast. It is located on the border of Collier and Lee Counties and accessible by Bonita Beach Road.
Bonita Springs is located west of Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary, a significant Bald Cypress reserve under management of the National Audubon Society.
The northern border of Bonita Springs is shared with Lover's Key State Park, a 1,616-acre (6.54 km2) park made up of four barrier islands. The park features nature trails for hiking and bicycling, a canoe launch, kayak and canoe rentals, acres of unspoiled mangrovesand miles of pristine beaches. A haven for wildlife, the islands and their waters are home to West Indian Manatees, bottlenose dolphins, roseate spoonbills, marsh rabbits and bald eagles.
Everglades Wonder Garden- Established in 1936 during Florida's Golden Age of roadside attractions, Everglades Wonder Gardens is a recently updated 3.5-acre lush botanical jungle featuring tropical birds such as flamingos and parrots along with reptiles, including 40 alligators. They're all nestled among the shade of old growth trees and many new plantings. Butterfly garden, orchid trail, picnic grove, gift shop, John Brady Art Gallery. Open daily 9-5 in downtown Bonita Springs.
City of Bonita Springs/Discover Bonita Springs/Things to Do
Things to Do
POINTS OF INTEREST
Explore the downtown district with the Bonita Springs Historical Society and learn about our city and area's history. The BSHS offers seven differently themed history walks, including Downtown Landmarks, Places of Wonderment, How Bonita Got its Name, Cruisin' Down the River, Ghost Walks from the Past, Monuments, Arts & Culture and the Land of the Calusa. The Society also offers visits to their historic facilities and can arrange private socials. Visit the Liles Hotel History Center in Riverside Park for displays, M – F, 9 – 5, and see the website for current happenings at Bonita Springs Historical Society
Center for the Arts – An arts organization that hosts both local and traveling art exhibitions, arts classes and other community events.
CREW Flint Pen Strand Hiking Trail - This trail system allows the public to enjoy part of the 60,000-acre Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed (CREW). These lands help protect and preserve one of our most valuable natural resources - water. The trails wind through many ecosystems, including pine flatwoods and may be seasonably wet. Flint Pen Strand offers a variety of habitats for wildlife including fox squirrels, white-tailed deer, bobcats, otters, swallow-tailed kites, and bald eagles.
CREWtrust.org https://crewtrust.org/flint-pen-strand-2/
Bonita Beach Park – a 2.5-acre (10,000 m2) beachfront park that features a boardwalk and swimming area. Sand dunes and coastal vegetation surround a gazebo and 8 picnic shelters. Please note that dogs are not permitted at this beach.
Riverside Park – The Bonita Springs Riverside Park is located on Old US 41 Road in Bonita Springs and sits on the Imperial River. The park is used for holiday celebrations, art shows, festivals, Movies in the Park, and the Celebrate Bonita Festival. Also in the park is our band shell. Amenities include sheltered picnic tables, park benches, and restrooms. The historic Liles Hotel, built in 1926, offers exhibits in the public areas of the hotel. The Imperial River cottages, recently restored fishing bungalows, now offer an enchanting selection of handmade jewelry, paintings, sculptures and more. Artist Cottages are open to the public on Sundays during season and offer Art Nights the fourth Wednesday of each month.
Bonita Disc Golf Course – You just need to know how to throw a frisbee. Same rules as traditional Golf. The scenic 18-hole course wraps around a seven acre lake and provides amateur tee pads for the beginner and pro pads for the more advanced player. There is no charge to play.
Bonita Nature Place – Bonita Nature Place (BNP) provides a local place for learning experiences, volunteerism, and outdoor family activities that strengthens the environmental stewardship commitment within the community while fostering an awareness of old Southwest Florida in its unique, natural setting. Bonita Springs Recreation Center – The City of Bonita Springs Recreation Center sits on 41.9 acres of land which is located at 26740 Pine Avenue off of West Terry Street and has something for everyone. Our facility includes a full-sized gymnasium, a cardiovascular/fitness room, community pool, softball fields, public tennis courts, disc golf course, picnic areas and a playground. Bonita Springs Community Pool – Our twenty-five yard Community Outdoor Pool is located at 26890 Pine Avenue, just off West Terry Street. The facility offers a number of classes year round. The pool has eight lap lanes and ranges from three feet nine inches to six feet deep, and is kept at a nice temperature controlled eighty-four to eighty-six degrees Fahrenheit.
Bonita Springs Soccer Complex – The Bonita Springs Soccer Complex is located at 27100 Kent Road just off East Terry Street. The soccer complex consists of three regulation sized fields, concessions stand, meeting rooms, restroom and and playground. Adult games are played on Friday nights, Saturday and Sunday. The youth league games are played on Saturday and Sunday. Bonita Springs Dog Park – The Bonita Springs Bark-N-Play Park is a wooded, spacious park that covers approximately six acres. There are three fenced areas for small, medium, and large dog breeds. It also features a covered pavillion, dog washing station, picnic tables, benches, and an asphalt multi-use path. Leitner Creek runs through it with a bridge going over it, adding to the park‘s serenity and beauty. There are three fenced areas for large, medium and small dogs, a dog wash station, and a picnic pavilion. The park is located at the light on E. Terry Street and Matheson Ave and is open from dawn to dusk. Barefoot Beach Preserve Park – is 342 acres (1.38 km2) of natural land and one of the last undeveloped barrier islands on Florida's southwest coast. It is located on the border of Collier and Lee Counties and accessible by Bonita Beach Road.