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Naples Accessibility Guide

A guide to accessible travel in Naples—wheelchair friendly beaches, attractions, and transportation resources.

Last updated: 1/5/2026·2 min read
The end of the Naples Pier in Naples, Florida

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Accessible Naples

Naples is a popular retirement destination, meaning accessibility is excellent throughout the city.


Beach Accessibility

Naples offers amenities to help everyone enjoy the sand.

Beach Wheelchairs

Available for free loan at:

  • Lowdermilk Park (at concession stand)
  • Naples Pier area (concession and pier access are closed during the rebuild; use Lowdermilk or Vanderbilt instead)
  • Vanderbilt Beach (ask rangers)
  • Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park

Tip: Call ahead to reserve if possible.

Matting (Mobi-Mats)

Mobi-mats (blue pathways) extend onto the sand at:

  • Lowdermilk Park
  • Naples Pier
  • Clam Pass Park (tram is also wheelchair accessible!)

Top Accessible Attractions

  1. Naples Pier: Closed for a rebuild through about mid-2027, including the deck, stairs, restrooms, and showers. Do not plan a wheelchair visit onto the pier until the city reopens it.
  2. Naples Botanical Garden: 90% of paths are paved; wheelchairs available.
  3. Naples Zoo: Paved paths throughout; boat ride is accessible.
  4. Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary: 2.25-mile boardwalk is fully wheelchair friendly.
  5. 5th Avenue South: Wide, flat sidewalks with curb cuts.

Medical Equipment Rentals

Need to rent a scooter, wheelchair, or oxygen?

  • Naples Oxygen & Medical Supply
  • Medical Department Store

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, Naples Trolley Tours are wheelchair accessible. Please call 24 hours in advance to ensure an equipped vehicle is reserved for your time slot.

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