Went for the first time with my 3- and 6- year old during the hot summer afternoon sun. Four Freedoms has parking on the north and east side of the playground, from what I saw. Not a lot, just designated parking on the shoulder of the road. The neighborhood was ok. There was a bank. Duplexes, and apartment buildings directly across from the park. It's right off of busy Cape Pkwy, behind a bank. The bonus is that the entire play area is fenced it with childproof closing mechanisms.Four Freedoms has an office building that you can rent out, preschool inside, fenced in playground, and a walkway to a beach area, which is only for sunbathers (and currently closed, per posted signage). The play area had artificial turf under the playgrounds and swings. It was nice and cushioned, but also very hot. There were two newer playgrounds for younger kids, an older playground for older kids, 2 accessible swings, 2 baby swings, a tire swing, and 4 normal swings. There were ample, newer, picnic tables, and 4 under a gazebo. There were many mature trees providing shade, but a majority of the swing sets and the larger, newer playground closest to the building remained exposed to the sun, and very hot (around 1:30pm in early August). It would be nice if they had those shade coverings like other Cape parks and elementary schools.There was an entry gate to the play area from each side of the park (north, west, and east). Then, there was a walkway to the sand beach (currently closed), but posted as a sunbathing beach only.Overall nice place and general safe feeling with the childproof fencing, and plenty of room for kids to run and jump within. The big con for me was the lack of shade directly over the play areas.

Nice view of the water, but park seems to be in a decline. Lots of litter. Sad to see trees that were planted in memoriam now dead next to their respective plaques.

A nice park by the water with lots of trees. The playground is surrounded by a fence so you can let the kids run and play and not worry about them

This little park, conveniently located near downtown Cape Coral, has it all! Canal side docking for dinghies and motor boats (but shallow), playground for kids, picnic tables along a sand beach, concerts and plays, as well as a recreation center offering dance lessons, kids activities, and much more. Worth a visit!

This park is family friendly, is on the water, has lots of shade areas, restrooms and play areas. I was there for March in the Park which is a fun time.