Palmira gives you the full country-club life without paying what the bigger Bonita Springs communities charge. The 27-hole Gordon Lewis course, refreshed in 2021, has enough variety to keep the golf interesting. Off the course, the 41,000-square-foot clubhouse and the separate Renaissance Center handle the rest: dining, fitness, and a busy social calendar.
You’re in Bonita Springs here, close to Coconut Point, I-75, and the Gulf beaches. If you want resort-style living and golf without stretching to the top of the market, put Palmira on your list. For how memberships work, start with our gated and golf community living guide.
Palmira Golf Club is served by the School District of Lee County, including Bonita Springs Elementary, Middle, and High School. Confirm current attendance zones with the School District of Lee County
Value, mostly. Between the 27 holes and everything at the clubhouse and Renaissance Center, Palmira feels like a far more expensive community, and condos starting under $500K keep it within reach for a lot of buyers. If you’re comparing it against its bundled-golf neighbor Bonita National or the much larger Bonita Bay, we’ll help you weigh the golf, the amenities, and the membership.
