Location
West of U.S. 41, between The Moorings and Pelican Bay.
Residences
Waterfront and inland single-family homes, Gulf-front condominiums, and low- and mid-rise residences.
Beach Access
Eligible Park Shore Association members have access to the private Beach Park. Individual Gulf-front buildings may offer additional beachfront amenities.
Boating
Select bayfront properties offer private docks. Water depth, bridge clearance and vessel requirements vary by property.
Lifestyle
Beach walks, boating, waterfront dining and boutiques.
Nearby
The Village Shops on Venetian Bay, Waterside Shops, Artis—Naples, Fifth Avenue South and Third Street South.
Along Gulf Shore Boulevard North, Park Shore’s condominium corridor ranges from established Naples buildings to newer, estate-scale residences. Building position, floor, exposure and setback give each residence its own outlook and connection to the Gulf.
Park Shore’s bayfront streets offer select homes with private docks along Venetian Bay and Inner Doctors Bay. Dock configuration, water depth, bridge clearance and the route to open water help define the boating experience at each property.
The Village Shops on Venetian Bay brings waterfront dining and boutiques to the neighborhood. Waterside Shops and Artis—Naples are nearby, while Crayton Road and Gulf Shore Boulevard provide an easy drive south to Fifth Avenue South and Third Street South.
For single-family homes, key considerations include waterfront position, lot orientation, dock and seawall condition, water depth, and renovation or construction history. For condominiums, building position, floor, exposure, views, financials, rental policies, parking and storage all influence value and fit.
Park Shore began taking shape after Raymond L. Lutgert acquired approximately 760 acres along the Naples coastline in 1964.
Over the following decades, residential streets, waterfront homes and Gulf-front condominiums created its distinctive beach-to-bay character. The Village Shops on Venetian Bay followed in 1986, adding the waterfront dining and shopping destination associated with Park Shore today.
Sources: The Lutgert Companies historical archives; Park Shore Association.
Park Shore includes waterfront and inland single-family homes, Gulf-front condominiums, and low- and mid-rise condominium residences.
Eligible Park Shore Association members may use the Association’s private Beach Park. Some Gulf-front condominium buildings also have separate beachfront amenities, subject to their association rules.
Some waterfront properties offer private docks and boating access. Water depth, bridge clearance, dock configuration and vessel requirements vary by property.
Yes. Fifth Avenue South and Third Street South are an easy drive south via Crayton Road and Gulf Shore Boulevard.
Both are established coastal Naples neighborhoods. Park Shore has a larger concentration of Gulf-front condominiums and its own waterfront shopping and dining destination. The Moorings includes waterfront and inland residential streets, beachfront condominiums, and The Moorings Golf & Country Club.
Park Shore has 2,403 households, with an average household size of 2. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Park Shore do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 4,550 people call Park Shore home. The population density is 4,012 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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