Cayo Costa State Park

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Cayo Costa State Park is a largely undeveloped barrier island park on Florida’s Gulf Coast, known for its secluded beaches, wildlife, and opportunities for boating, shelling, and camping.

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Cayo Costa State Park canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf barrier island
state park
access boat only
ferry
kayak
private boat
country United States
hasActivity bicycling
birdwatching
canoeing
fishing
hiking
kayaking
picnicking
snorkeling
swimming
wildlife photography
hasCoastlineOn Gulf of Mexico
hasFacility campground
dock
picnic areas
primitive campsites
rental cabins
restrooms
hasFeature barrier island habitat
mangrove forests
pine flatwoods
secluded beaches
shell-covered beaches
hasWildlife dolphins
manatees
ospreys
sea turtles
shorebirds
knownFor boating
camping
primitive camping
seclusion
shelling
undeveloped natural beaches
wildlife viewing
locatedIn Gulf Coast of Florida
linked to: Florida Gulf Coast

Lee County, Florida
locatedOn Cayo Costa Island
linked to: Cayo Costa
managedBy Florida Department of Environmental Protection
operatedBy Florida State Parks
linked to: Florida state parks
partOf Florida State Parks system
linked to: Florida state parks
state Florida

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Lee County, Florida hasProtectedArea Cayo Costa State Park
subject linked to: Lee County, Florida (by water)
Lee County, Florida hasProtectedArea Cayo Costa State Park
subject linked to: Lee County