The park is named after William Cambier, the town engineer who helped design the early street layout of Naples in the 1920s.
The Arthur L. Allen Tennis Center within the park features 12 Har-Tru clay courts.
The park grounds frequently host the Naples Art Association's 'Art in the Park' outdoor exhibitions which have been a recurring tradition since 1957.
The Norris Community Center houses a 160-seat theater used for performances and community events.
Cambier Park is a 12-acre municipal park located in the heart of downtown Naples, Florida. It functions as a central community hub featuring a bandshell, tennis courts, shuffleboard courts, and a softball field. The Norris Community Center is situated on-site, serving as a venue for art classes and local gatherings. The park is home to the Naples Art Association and hosts frequent outdoor art festivals and seasonal concert series. Expansive grassy areas and shaded benches surround a public playground. The grounds are designed to connect directly with the pedestrian-friendly shopping and dining corridors of 5th Avenue South. Maintenance is managed by the City of Naples Parks and Recreation Department.
The elevated viewing area near the bandshell stage looking toward the banyan trees.
Check the official city calendar online before visiting to see if a concert or festival is scheduled, as parking becomes limited during major events.
Bring your own water bottle, as the park features public drinking fountains near the athletic facilities.
Attempting to find parking directly adjacent to the park during scheduled festivals; use the public parking garages a few blocks away instead.
Park grounds remain open daily, but specific facility operating days for the tennis center and community center may vary during public holidays.
Shirts and footwear are required for facility use; athletic shoes are mandatory for tennis and shuffleboard court access.
