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Whiskey Creek

Whiskey Creek is a residential neighborhood located in Fort Myers, Florida, offering a mix of single-family homes and condominiums. The community is known for its quiet, suburban atmosphere and proximity to local amenities, parks, and recreational activities. Whiskey Creek attracts a variety of residents, including families, retirees, and seasonal visitors, due to its convenient location near downtown Fort Myers and the Caloosahatchee River.


Parks and Outdoor Spaces

Whiskey Creek is located near several parks and outdoor recreational areas that provide residents with a variety of activities. One of the closest parks is Lakes Regional Park, located about 10 to 15 minutes away. The park covers over 300 acres and includes walking and biking trails, playgrounds, picnic areas, and fishing spots. Paddleboat and kayak rentals are available for those who want to explore the park’s lakes, making it a popular destination for family outings and outdoor activities.

Another nearby option is the Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve, about a 20-minute drive from Whiskey Creek. This wetland preserve features a boardwalk trail that winds through the natural habitat of the area, allowing visitors to observe local wildlife such as alligators, turtles, and various bird species. The preserve’s interpretive center offers educational information about the local ecosystem and conservation efforts, making it a popular spot for nature lovers.

For those interested in more nature-focused experiences, the Caloosahatchee Creeks Preserve offers hiking trails and opportunities for birdwatching. Located about 25 minutes from Whiskey Creek, the preserve provides a peaceful environment for exploring the region's natural wetlands and forests.


Golf and Recreation

Whiskey Creek is home to the Whiskey Creek Country Club, a local hub for recreational activities. The club features a well-maintained golf course that caters to players of all skill levels. The country club also offers a variety of social events and activities for residents, making it a gathering place for the local community. Golf leagues, tournaments, and casual play are all available, and the club also has dining facilities for both members and guests.

In addition to golf, the neighborhood has easy access to tennis courts, swimming pools, and fitness facilities located in nearby communities. These amenities add to the appeal of Whiskey Creek for residents seeking an active lifestyle.


Nearby Attractions

Whiskey Creek's location provides convenient access to some of Fort Myers’ most notable attractions. One of the most popular sites is the Edison and Ford Winter Estates, located about 15 minutes away. The historic homes of Thomas Edison and Henry Ford are now open to the public as a museum and botanical garden. Visitors can tour the homes, see Edison’s laboratory, and learn about the inventors' impact on Fort Myers. The botanical gardens, featuring exotic plants and Edison's famous banyan tree, are also a highlight for visitors.

Another nearby attraction is the Bell Tower Shops, an open-air shopping center about 20 minutes from Whiskey Creek. Bell Tower offers a mix of retail stores, restaurants, and entertainment options, including a movie theater. Throughout the year, Bell Tower hosts events such as outdoor concerts, farmers' markets, and holiday-themed activities, making it a gathering place for both locals and visitors.

For a more nature-focused attraction, the Koreshan State Park is located about 30 minutes from Whiskey Creek. This historic park was the site of the Koreshan Unity, a religious settlement from the late 19th century. Visitors can tour the historic buildings and learn about the unique history of the group. The park also offers hiking trails, kayaking, and camping along the Estero River.


Dining Options

Whiskey Creek is close to several dining options, many of which are located along McGregor Boulevard and in nearby areas. One popular restaurant in the area is Cristof’s on McGregor, which offers a menu of American and Mediterranean-inspired dishes. The restaurant is known for its relaxed atmosphere and outdoor seating, making it a convenient option for both brunch and dinner.

For seafood, Prawnbroker Restaurant and Fish Market is a well-known establishment located a short drive from Whiskey Creek. The restaurant specializes in seafood dishes such as shrimp, oysters, and fish. It also operates a fish market where patrons can purchase fresh seafood to prepare at home.

Another casual seafood option nearby is Pinchers Crab Shack, located along McGregor Boulevard. Pinchers offers a variety of seafood dishes in a family-friendly setting, making it a popular choice for both residents and visitors.

For fine dining, The Veranda is a popular choice located in downtown Fort Myers. This upscale restaurant offers a menu focused on seafood and Southern-inspired dishes and is housed in a historic building, making it a popular destination for special occasions.


Annual Festivals and Events

Whiskey Creek residents have access to several annual events and festivals in the Fort Myers area. One of the most well-known events is the Fort Myers Beach Shrimp Festival, held every March. The festival celebrates the local shrimping industry and includes a parade, food vendors, and shrimp-eating contests. The festival is held on Fort Myers Beach, but it draws residents from all over Lee County, including Whiskey Creek.

Another major event is the Edison Festival of Light, held in February. This festival honors the legacy of Thomas Edison in Fort Myers and includes a series of parades, light shows, and concerts. The Grand Parade, one of the largest nighttime parades in the Southeastern United States, is a highlight of the festival and attracts large crowds each year.

For art lovers, the ArtFest Fort Myers is an annual event that takes place in downtown Fort Myers every February. The festival showcases works from local and national artists and features a wide variety of art forms, including painting, sculpture, and photography. The event also includes live music, food vendors, and interactive art activities for children, making it a family-friendly experience.

In addition to these larger festivals, Whiskey Creek residents can also participate in local events organized by community associations and the Whiskey Creek Country Club. These events include golf tournaments, holiday celebrations, and social gatherings, providing opportunities for residents to connect with their neighbors.


Whiskey Creek is a suburban neighborhood in Fort Myers that offers residents a quiet residential atmosphere with access to a variety of recreational activities. With nearby parks such as Lakes Regional Park and Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve, as well as the Whiskey Creek Country Club, residents have plenty of options for outdoor activities. The neighborhood’s proximity to key attractions like the Edison and Ford Winter Estates and Bell Tower Shops adds to its appeal. Annual events like the Fort Myers Beach Shrimp Festival and Edison Festival of Light provide opportunities for community engagement and cultural experiences. Overall, Whiskey Creek is an attractive community for those seeking a comfortable, active lifestyle in Fort Myers.


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About Kalvin & Calvin Marine Construction


Kalvin & Calvin
is a family-based firm with 40+ years of experience serving Collier County, Florida, and the surrounding area's marine construction market, including Vanderbilt Beach, Park Shore, Moorings, Naples Bay, Port Royal, Keewaydin Island, Marco Island, and Everglades City. The principles of our Company grew up here, and have been a part of the local marine and construction industry since the mid-70s, having built and repaired many of the area’s waterfront landmarks.  We tackle projects large and small and commit to thorough communication, minimal disruption, and a quality result - every time.

Who We Are

We love what we do and it shows. Collier County has changed tremendously since we launched and the population continues to expand. Waterfront properties are being developed and improved by existing owners as well as new Collier residents. We are pleased to be a part of this transition and in bringing to reality the waterfront living and entertaining dreams of our customers.

Strategies & Plans

Every customer is unique. We will invest time up-front, listening and understanding our customer's short and long-term goals. We then establish a unique plan and  clear path to success with documented milestones and timelines.   
VIEW OUR SERVICES

At Kalvin & Calvin, we believe our success is attributable to a strong focus on quality and efficiency, and our sincere commitment to an excellent customer experience. Our project expertise is widely varied, from dock repair to large commercial seawall construction.  We are flexible in our engagement structure and will ensure the timely delivery of a top-quality work product.  

We build lifestyles!

Timely Communication

We commit to timely communication at the frequency and through the method that suits your needs. You’ll find transparency in following the progress and ensuring that things run smoothly.

Expert Team

Your project will be handled by marine construction experts. We make sure you have the most experienced professionals working for you given your specific needs. 

Quality Guaranteed

We will take great care to deliver the best product, at the right price and in committed time frames. We will treat it as our own and ensure a top-quality outcome.

Giving Back

Captain Jim Kalvin has been a life-long supporter of the Marine Industry, and an out-spoken advocate for waterfront property owners and the boating Public. As a Charter Member and current Board Member of the Marine Industries Association of Collier County, and the Founder and President of Standing Watch, Inc, Jim has represented water access interests all over the State, including testifying to the Governor and Cabinet on numerous occasions, and helping to write and pass legislation favorable to our waterfront life-style. 

Jim’s work on behalf of the State’s “Boating Community” has been recognized by Governor Jeb Bush, the Coastal Conservation Association, the Marine Industries Association of Florida, The Marine Industries Association of South Florida, the Florida Marine Contractor’s Association, and the National Marine Manufacturer’s Association. 

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