Some of North Naples’ beach access points have no parking at all, which is why Conner Park exists. This post sorts the three county pages that cover it (retrieved October 2026).
The county says “Conner Park provides off-site parking just a short walk from beautiful North Naples beaches.” It is on 111th Avenue North, “the continuation of Immokalee Road over U.S. 41 (Tamiami Trail).” The park has “158 parking spaces, an open play area, a fishing area and a three-quarter-mile walking trail.” The general information line reads “Parking only, access to Delnor Wiggins State Park and Bluebill Beach access approximately 1/4 mile.”
Hours are Monday through Sunday, dawn to dusk. The guest information lists a “$10 Pay to Park fee without Collier County Resident Beach Parking Permit,” credit card payment, and “No Dogs Permitted.” The county lists the location as Bluebill Avenue & Gulfshore Drive, Naples, FL 34108. The county number is 239.252.4000.
The page does not say what the fishing area is, what it targets, or what the rules are. We cannot describe the water. Call before you plan on it.
The Bluebill access is at the intersection of Bluebill Avenue and Gulfshore Drive. The county lists “No Parking Available: Drop Off Only,” with restrooms, foot showers and bike racks. It suggests Conner Park, “just a few blocks away.” Hours are dawn to dusk and no dogs are permitted.
This is “a lovely walkway between the condominiums of Seagate and North Gulf Shore Boulevard.” The county says “A county beach parking lot is available for convenience at the end of Seagate Drive” and that “The park has 38 parking spaces.” Hours are dawn to dusk, with the same $10 pay-to-park fee for non-permit holders and no dogs.
Our Delnor-Wiggins Pass post covers the state park’s fishing areas, which the Conner Park page names as a quarter mile away.
For saltwater fishing from the shore you need a license unless you are exempt. Our license guide lists the options.