Wildlife Takes Center Stage at This Estero Mural
Located on the bandshell stage at the Estero Park and Recreation Center, this mural celebrates the water, wildlife and citrus industry of Estero. Pose with the wildlife or play the bongos for a fun memento of your visit.
An essential element of Estero’s uniqueness is its natural assets. Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve was Florida’s first, established in 1966 to protect the bay’s natural resources from development...
Located on the bandshell stage at the Estero Park and Recreation Center, this mural celebrates the water, wildlife and citrus industry of Estero. Pose with the wildlife or play the bongos for a fun memento of your visit.
An essential element of Estero’s uniqueness is its natural assets. Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve was Florida’s first, established in 1966 to protect the bay’s natural resources from development. The Estero River flows through the village offering fishing and boating opportunities from Koreshan State Park. Full of history, this beautiful park offers exploration of 11 beautifully maintained historic structures dating back to the late 1800's. Once known for its citrus industry, the village of Estero has developed into a fantastic community for families with exceptional sport venues, shopping, dining and entertainment.
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Estero Fun Facts
- At Koreshan State Park, you can explore the commune of the Koreshans, a religious sect founded in the late 1800’s, including 11 buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
- Estero has two exceptional open-air malls, Coconut Point and Miromar Outlets, which offer more than 250 stores!
- Estero’s minor-league hockey team, the Florida Everblades, have won the Kelly Cup Championship for three consecutive years. You can catch a game at Hertz Arena in Oct. through April.
Learn more about Hilary Frambes, creator of the Estero mural, and other artists who created murals in our communities.
This is just one mural throughout our islands, beaches and neighborhoods. See them all by clicking below.
