The 140-acre Gordon River Greenway Park provides an ecological corridor in the heart of urban Naples that offers visitors the opportunity to view wildlife and gain an appreciation for Southwest Florida’s natural beauty.

Baker Park is a beautiful 15-acre park located on the Gordon River, across the street from the Naples Dog Park at 100 Riverside Circle. The park is connected to the Greenway with the Blair Foundation bridge that crosses the Gordon River. The park opened in October of 2019 and is named after Jay and Patty Baker. The Baker Park Loop is a 1.3 mile trail that features a beautiful view of the Gordon River. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. PARK FEATURES: Kayak launch Outdoor fitness facility Sunrise terrace (available for rental) Grassy knoll Main building - Eva Sugden-Gomez Center (available for rental) Three picnic shelters with BBQ grills (available for rental) Bike paths Performance stage (available for rental) Playgrounds Splash pad Climbing play area Boat dock Pedestrian bridge over the Gordon River

Tin City Offers the Best Things to Do In Naples. It is the perfect time to explore all that Naples, FL has to offer. At Tin City Waterfront Shop you can spend the whole day exploring things to do in Naples.Whether you're interested in food, shopping, or sightseeing on the waterfront, Tin City has it all.

Glorious Food, Great Shops and Graceful Byways. Third Street South, the birthplace of Naples, lies two blocks from the 19th Century Naples Pier, the beaches of the Gulf of Mexico and is surrounded by the colorful original beach cottages and lovely houses of Old Naples. The sophisticated and delightful shops, the renowned fine restaurants and bistros, and the courtyards and antique fountains all await—amidst the lush colorful cascading flowers and green landscaping of historic Third Street South. Find Whatever Is On Your Mind.

The historic Naples Pier is located on the Gulf of Mexico at the West end of 12th Avenue South. The Naples Pier is a favorite location for sightseers. The Pier features restrooms, showers, ADA beach access mat, and a concession stand with covered eating area and beach supplies. * DUE TO DAMAGE FROM HURRICANE IAN, ONLY PART OF THE PIER IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. THERE IS NO FISHING ALLOWED ON THE PIER AT THIS TIME.