CLAM PASS BEACH PARK

WELCOME TO CLAM PASS BEACH PARK

Clam Pass Beach Park, has natural resources all around. The Park consists of 35 acres of mangrove forest, coastal dunes and 3200 linear feet of beach on the Gulf of Mexico. There is a boardwalk, which provides access to the beach through a mangrove forest. The boardwalk is about three-quarters of a mile long and can be walked or you can catch a ride on a free tram that runs continuously throughout the day.

LOCATED NORTH OF DOWNTOWN NAPLES

ABOUT CLAM PASS BEACH PARK

Should you decide to stroll down the boardwalk, you will see three species of mangrove trees, red, black and white. These trees protect and stabilize low-lying coastal areas and play a vital role in coastal fishery food chains. For these reasons, federal, state and local laws protect mangrove trees. Mangrove trees are very unique because they are salt tolerant.
This park is also one of the most popular beach access points much like Vanderbilt Beach. Clam Pass boasts 35 acres of coastal habitat and preserves that habitat by providing beach access from a three-quarter-mile boardwalk to the sandy beach.
The boardwalk (pictured left) is a destination itself for those adventurists who love a quiet nature walk. Butterflies flutter around the beautiful green backdrop and very often families can be seen taking in a relaxing afternoon in the area.
The boardwalk runs through a mangrove forest of salt-tolerant red, white, and black mangroves. It also has a tidal bay area that acts as a breeding ground and nursery for marine life, and wildlife, specifically many species of birds.
Planning your visit to Clam Pass Beach in Naples
Clam Pass Beach makes a good addition to a trip that might include a great variety of nearby Naples recreational activities:

Parking at Clam Pass Park is $8, and there are 175 spaces that can fill up.

Clam Pass Beach Park
Seagate Dr & Crayton Road, Naples, FL 34108
Closes 7PM
(239) 252-4000
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