Shadow Wood
Shadow Wood sits on the Gulf Coastal Plain in southwest Florida, where low-lying residential land meets wetlands, drainage ponds and the I-75 corridor. This part of Lee County lies inland from Estero Bay, within a rapidly developed stretch of the Gulf Coast shaped by planned communities, retail centers and broad arterial roads. Miromar Outlets, a large open-air shopping complex, is part of the local commercial landscape. Estero also preserves the Koreshan Unity Settlement at Koreshan State Park, created by a late-19th-century communal movement. The area’s flat terrain and carefully engineered water management reflect the realities of settlement on Florida’s low coastal plain.
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Built around three private golf courses, Shadow Wood grew into a gated residential community in Estero on Florida’s Gulf Coast. Its North and South courses were designed by Robert Cupp, while the Preserve course is by Arthur Hills, placing homes among lakes, fairways and subtropical vegetation. Estero Bay and the Gulf of Mexico lie to the west, while nearby Koreshan State Historic Site preserves the grounds of the Koreshan Unity settlement along the Estero River. Browse additional webcams from southwest Florida to extend your view of the Gulf Coast.
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