One of the largest and fastest-growing cities, Cape Coral, has something for everyone. Located on Florida’s Southwest Coast, with over 400 miles of waterways and canals, it’s known as the Waterfront Wonderland. And nestled in the heart of it all is Highpoint at Cape Coral — Cape Coral’s original rental retirement community. At Highpoint, modern and stylish interiors, resort-style amenities, and endless opportunities for connection come together with the peace of mind that happens with a full continuum of care, should it ever be needed.
Our beautifully landscaped community is conveniently located near shopping areas, restaurants and local attractions, so you can explore Cape Coral’s popular destinations before coming home to recharge in the serenity of your private residence. While there, you can enjoy the many features of the community, including a fitness center, yoga studio, luxurious heated outdoor swimming pool, coffee bar, theater, activity center and more. Senior living at Highpoint at Cape Coral is full of exceptional experiences and neighborly surroundings, offering everything you want and so much more than you expect.
Nature Lover’s Paradise
Cape Coral, situated on the Gulf of Mexico, offers a picturesque Florida setting. With breathtaking beaches, soft sands and crystal-clear waters, the area offers a tranquil escape for locals and tourists alike. Alongside beautiful beaches, you’ll find a variety of restaurants and shops featuring local fare. The Cape Coral Farmers’ Market offers an array of fresh fruits and vegetables, along with flower stalls and unique souvenirs crafted by local artisans. If you are interested in history, the Southwest Florida Military Museum & Library features an extensive collection of artifacts, books and papers spanning American wars, conflicts and historical events. For a local perspective, the Cape Coral Museum of History showcases the city’s rich history, offering a glimpse into its development and evolution. If you are interested in the arts, enjoy a show at The Cultural Park Theatre that has captivated audiences since the 1960s. For baseball fans, catch the Mighty Mussels, the local minor league baseball team.
With more than 1,500 acres of parks, Cape Coral is also known for its natural beauty beyond its beaches. At Four Mile Cove Ecological Preserve, spot wildlife from the boardwalk that runs through the mangroves along the Caloosahatchee River. During the cooler months, visitors can see manatees at Sirenia Vista Park, which also offers kayaking, birding and fishing opportunities. The Rotary Park Environmental Center features a butterfly house, observation tower, playground and nature trails.
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