From swimming to beach volleyball, enjoy the casual, yet fun lifestyle you’ve always wanted at Naples Reserve. You can be as busy as you want, as Naples Reserve includes an Island Club with swimming pools, bocce ball courts, beach volleyball on Sunset Beach, and a lakeside firepit. There’s also corn hole on the beach, plus a Tiki bar and café for live music, food, and refreshments, or space to simply sit on the sand overlooking Eagle Lake. Another option is Match Point Tennis and Pickleball Center, where you’ll find tennis courts, pickleball courts, and a picnic area that overlooks the water. As well, the Outrigger Activities Center can be used for hosting private events, plus you’ll find bicycles and water sports equipment for use nearby. Kids Cove has a playground for younger residents, and there’s also a basketball court, a fishing dock, and a boat launch onto Eagle Lake.  Additionally, the lagoon-style pool at Naples Reserve is good for relaxing, or you can use the lap lanes for exercise. There’s even an activity director at Naples Reserve who helps schedule out card games, art classes, and social events throughout the year. This lakefront community has the advantage of being built up around a 125-acre lake as well as several smaller lakes and canals. This presents the opportunity to get out on the water in an electric boat, a kayak, a canoe, or do some paddleboarding. Mostly built up around the past decade or so, there are nearly a dozen neighborhoods that make up the greater community of Naples Reserve. This includes some neighborhoods with single-family homes as well as some attached villas. You’ll find Naples Reserve off US 41 in South Naples. The location means living close to area shops, restaurants, and more. It’s also a reasonable drive from area beaches.