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Beach access boardwalk and turnaround complete next to Moraya Bay

Tristan Spinski/Staff Beach goers walk along the beach in Delnor-Wiggins State Park with the Moraya Bay condominium complex in North Naples in the background on Friday morning. A $750,000 construction project that removed a half dozen parking spaces and replaced them with a turnaround area and a handicap accessible drop-off, and included a new boardwalk to the beach and new public bathrooms, was recently completed. For parking, beach goers must either pay to enter Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park, or pay to park at Conner Park - roughly a quarter of a mile east of the beach along Bluebill Avenue.

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Tristan Spinski/Staff Beach goers walk along the beach in Delnor-Wiggins State Park with the Moraya Bay condominium complex in North Naples in the background on Friday morning. A $750,000 construction project that removed a half dozen parking spaces and replaced them with a turnaround area and a handicap accessible drop-off, and included a new boardwalk to the beach and new public bathrooms, was recently completed. For parking, beach goers must either pay to enter Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park, or pay to park at Conner Park - roughly a quarter of a mile east of the beach along Bluebill Avenue.

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  • Tristan Spinski/Staff Angie Thomas, right, unloads her car with Brady Thomas, center, 4, and Chloe Smith, left, 21, all of Naples, at the newly constructed turnaround next to the Moraya Bay condominium complex in North Naples on Friday morning. A $750,000 construction project that removed a half dozen parking spaces and replaced them with a turnaround area and a handicap accessible drop-off, and included a new boardwalk to the beach and new public bathrooms, was recently completed. For parking, beach goers must either pay to enter Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park, or pay to park at Conner Park - roughly a quarter of a mile east of the beach.
  • Tristan Spinski/Staff Pedestrians and cyclists cross a bridge on Bluebill Avenue with the Moraya Bay condominium complex in North Naples in the distance on Friday morning. A $750,000 construction project that removed a half dozen parking spaces and replaced them with a turnaround area and a handicap accessible drop-off, and included a new boardwalk to the beach and new public bathrooms, was recently completed. For parking, beach goers must either pay to enter Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park, or pay to park at Conner Park - roughly a quarter of a mile east of the beach along Bluebill Avenue.
  • Tristan Spinski/Staff Beach goers walk along the beach in Delnor-Wiggins State Park with the Moraya Bay condominium complex in North Naples in the background on Friday morning. A $750,000 construction project that removed a half dozen parking spaces and replaced them with a turnaround area and a handicap accessible drop-off, and included a new boardwalk to the beach and new public bathrooms, was recently completed. For parking, beach goers must either pay to enter Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park, or pay to park at Conner Park - roughly a quarter of a mile east of the beach along Bluebill Avenue.
  • Tristan Spinski/Staff Beach goers cross a newly constructed public access boardwalk the beach next to the Moraya Bay condominium complex in North Naples on Friday morning. A $750,000 construction project that removed a half dozen parking spaces and replaced them with a turnaround area and a handicap accessible drop-off, and included a new boardwalk to the beach and new public bathrooms, was recently completed. For parking, beach goers must either pay to enter Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park, or pay to park at Conner Park - roughly a quarter of a mile east of the beach along Bluebill Avenue.
  • Tristan Spinski/Staff As seen from the public access point to the beach next to the Moraya Bay condominium complex - pedestrians and cyclists cross a bridge on Bluebill Avenue in North on Friday morning. A $750,000 construction project that removed a half dozen parking spaces and replaced them with a turnaround area and a handicap accessible drop-off, and included a new boardwalk to the beach and new public bathrooms, was recently completed. For parking, beach goers must either pay to enter Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park, or pay to park at Conner Park - roughly a quarter of a mile east of the beach along Bluebill Avenue.
  • Tristan Spinski/Staff Scenes from the Moraya Bay condominium complex in North Naples on Friday morning. A $750,000 construction project that removed a half dozen parking spaces and replaced them with a turnaround area and a handicap accessible drop-off, and included a new boardwalk to the beach and new public bathrooms, was recently completed. For parking, beach goers must either pay to enter Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park, or pay to park at Conner Park - roughly a quarter of a mile east of the beach along Bluebill Avenue.

The newly constructed turnaround next to the Moraya Bay condominium complex in North Naples is complete. A $750,000 construction project that removed a half dozen parking spaces and replaced them with a turnaround area and a handicap accessible drop-off, and included a new boardwalk to the beach and new public bathrooms, was recently completed. For parking, beach goers must either pay to enter Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park, or pay to park at Conner Park — roughly a quarter of a mile east of the beach.

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