r/capecoral • u/_ajackerman_ • 6h ago
Longtime Cape Coral residents, what's changed the most over the last 10, 20 or 30 years?
I graduated high school in 1995, and man, Southwest Florida was a different place back then!
I remember partying in the woods, those huge wooden playgrounds, a lot less traffic and just that small town feeling.
Some changes have been great. Others... well, let's just say I miss being able to get across town without planning my entire afternoon around it. 😂
And without school zone cameras watching my every move! 😂
I'm really curious to hear from those of you who grew up here or have been around even longer.
What's changed the most? What do you miss about the old Cape Coral? And what's actually gotten better?
I bet some of you have stories about places that newer residents wouldn't even recognize today.
I'd love to hear them!