The ADOPT-A-NEST program is the Friends largest fundraising project of the year. Your donations will help support needed purchases of supplies and equipment as the park continues to build back from previous hurricanes and storms. To recognize your adoption, nests will be marked and monitored. Once turtle hatchlings emerge, we will provide a picture of your nest, hatching information, and a certificate of adoption. Additionally, we hope you will be proud in knowing that your donations help with conservation efforts targeting sea turtles, an endangered animal species.

Membership in the Friends of Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park entitles you to attend various activities offered to members. Shelling seminars, Native Plant Walks, Sunset gatherings, and informative meetings about park activities are just some of the opportunities. In addition, volunteers are always needed to lead/participate in beach clean-ups, park beautification, interpretation, and community outreach. Membership fees, along with other fundraising efforts, are used to purchase supplies and equipment to support park operations. Fees also fund various social events 

Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park consists of a 1.2 mile stretch of beach, plus dunes, and the mangrove swamp. The park is located in North Naples and is delineated by Vanderbilt Beach (a Collier County beach) to the south, Wiggins Pass to the North, The Gulf to the west, and Water Turkey Bay to the east. When you visit, enjoy kayaking in the bay, paddleboarding in the Gulf, birding, shelling, walking on the beach, snorkeling, or just taking a nap on the sand. Fishermen (and women) can test their luck in the fishing area at the northern most end of the park.