Lee County Parks & Recreation and the Lee County Visitor & Convention Bureau are launching year two of the popular Parks, Points & Perks Pass with new locations, updated rewards and added features to encourage residents and visitors to explore more of Lee County’s outdoor amenities.
The free mobile pass highlights parks, preserves, beaches, recreation centers and more across the county. Participants earn points by visiting locations and checking in, which can be redeemed for prizes.
Year one of the program concludes May 31, and participants do not need to sign up again. Existing users will be automatically rolled into year two, and all earned points will carry over into the updated pass.
New updates for year two include additional parks, preserves, beaches and dog-friendly locations. A new filter feature allows users to easily find both on-leash and off-leash dog-friendly facilities.
Prize offerings also have been refreshed with the addition of a new tier. Participants can redeem points for rewards including:
- Drawstring bag (80 points)
- Outdoor experience (110 points), a new option that includes a choice between a free pavilion rental at a Lee County Parks & Recreation site or a free night of camping at Caloosahatchee Regional Park
- Membership or pass (140 points), including options such as a weight room membership, pool pass or senior center membership
The annual parking pass has been removed from the prize list. Participants who earned enough points during year one still have until May 31 to redeem for a parking pass before that option is retired.
Participants are also encouraged to watch for mini challenges and special prize discounts throughout the year to earn additional points.
The 2026 grand prize winner has been selected. Details about the next grand prize will be announced in July during National Parks & Recreation Month.
To sign up or access the pass, visit www.visitfortmyers.com/ParksPass.
For more information about Lee County Parks and Recreation locations, amenities and special events, visit www.leeparks.org, call 239-533-7275, email leeparks@leegov.com or visit leeparksandrecreation on Facebook and Instagram.
