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Punta Rassa Boat Ramp Construction 2026: Erosion Protection Project

Punta Rassa Boat Ramp Construction 2026 involves the installation of an articulated concrete block mat. This project is a proactive measure by Lee County Parks & Recreation to protect the ramp from significant erosion caused by the constant loading and unloading of vessels.

A construction barge is scheduled to arrive at the site on May 6, 2026, with installation work expected to commence immediately following its arrival.

What to Expect: Closures and Timelines

The project is estimated to take approximately four weeks to complete, depending on weather conditions. While the facility will not close entirely, boaters should prepare for a modified experience at the docks.

  • Partial Ramp Closures: Crews will close the center dock and one side of the boat ramp at a time to ensure a safe work environment.

  • Shifting Work Zones: Once the installation is finished on one side, construction will move to the opposite ramp lane and dock.

  • Adjacent Dock Impact: Docks immediately adjacent to the active construction area will be temporarily closed.

  • Slower Launch Times: Because of the reduced number of available lanes, launch and retrieval times are expected to be slower than usual.

  • Parking Availability: Vehicle and trailer parking will remain open and fully accessible throughout the duration of the project.

[Image Alt Text: A barge preparing for Punta Rassa Boat Ramp Construction 2026 at the Fort Myers facility]


Construction Logistics At-A-Glance

Detail Status/Information
Project Start Barge arrives May 6, 2026
Estimated Duration 4 Weeks (Weather Permitting)
Ramp Status Partially Open (Expect Delays)
Parking Status Fully Open
Location 15001 Punta Rassa Road, Fort Myers

Boater Safety and Additional Resources

During the Punta Rassa Boat Ramp Construction 2026 period, Lee County officials urge boaters to exercise extreme caution. It is essential to follow all posted signage and stay clear of active work areas and construction equipment to ensure the safety of both visitors and crews.

Parks, Points & Perks Program

While the ramp undergoes improvements, don’t forget to take advantage of the Parks, Points & Perks program. This free digital pass allows residents and visitors to explore over 30 locations across the county and earn rewards through the end of May. You can find more information about this program at visitfortmyers.com/ParksPass.

Need an Alternative? If the wait times at Punta Rassa are too long, you can find a complete list of other Lee County boat ramp locations and real-time project updates at www.leeparks.org/boats.

For direct inquiries regarding this project or other park amenities, you can contact Lee County Parks & Recreation at 239-533-7275 or via email at leeparks@leegov.com.

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