Horton Park & Boat Ramp 2600 Southeast 26th Place, Cape Coral, FL 33904

"Fun place to sit and watch the river. It has really great views and an easily accesible boat ramp."

"Very quite park beside the water, you can fishing here"

"Cute little park with lots of parking, picnic tables, BBQ Grills, sheltered benches! An ok view of the River, pelicans, gulls, ospreys and if your lucky... a bald eagle or 3! Nice place to take in cape corals choas. Boat ramp and Bring the Furbabies to play in the grass. Looks like there finally replacing the playground After 14 months too!"

"Such a beautiful park with a beautiful view and ample amount of parking. A playground for kids and a nice walking trail as well"

"This was probably our fifth time at this park, and I decided to write a review :). It is a smaller children's playground, but it is nice because it is completely fenced in. The right side of the playground has a "3-5 year old" label, and the left hand side has a "5-12 year old label." There are 4 small slides, 2 regular swings, and 2 toddler swings. The artificial turf is padded for comfortable falls. There is one child-proof gate that faces East (towards the Caloosahatchee). It is a great enclosed play area for my 3 and 7 year olds. The park itself has a short walking path in the shape of an L, that leads through the neighborhood. There are several benches along the path to sit and enjoy the waterfront views. There are a couple of picnic tables, as well as two pavilions with tables underneath. There's a horseshoe and bags set up as well. There is also a bathroom facility, which I don't have input on, since we didn't use it. There's probably about 10 parking spots, plus another 10 or so for truck/boat trailers. This is due to the boat ramp that has direct Caloosahatchee access. The reason I give this park a 4 is because there is no seating/benches inside of the playground fence, for parents to sit while kids are at play. The park is also in severe need of sun shades. The playground in centered in the lot, and all of the shade trees are on the border, not shielding the playground from the sun/heat at all. It can make the slides and such very hot when exposed to the direct sunlight consistently."