Beautiful area. Great information about Mr. Edison and Mr. Ford. The grounds are well maintained and the information about the houses and museum is easily accessible. The window into the past was fun and educational. The banyan tree alone is worth the ticket. Read the signs, listen to the audio tour. It makes the tour even more enjoyable!

Our alumni group will be coming to the Edison/Ford Winter Estates on Jan. 13. I misplaced (lost) the yearly pass that we were mailed ahead of our arrival. Natalie was able to replace our pass and mail it to us!!! Natalie, what a sweetheart. What service! We are so thankful!

Beautiful day to tour the grounds. It's all walking, so wear comfy shoes! A little busy trying to see into the houses from just the door. Lovely walk along the riverside. Worth the money and worth going to at least once! Go on a cool day!

Beautiful historic homes, gardens and grounds. The guide app was well done. We enjoyed ourselves a great deal. We thought the technique of looking through openings into the homes worked well and protected the interiors. We charged our EV as we toured.

Took the se)f guided tour through the app. Beautiful water views, grounds, and buildings. So much history and stories about two amazing inventors. Loved the interior of the houses, antique cars, and other antiques. Se)f guided tour would be improved with better signage to get from one number to another.

A great experience. We took the guided tour, $30 per person, which takes about an hour. The guide gave us a very thorough explanation of the Edison and Ford houses, family history and interesting facts about the area. There is a museum to visit after your tour, the largest Banyan tree in the US to see and gardens. It was a great experience and enjoyed by each of us.

Well worth a visit. Beautiful grounds are well maintained. Banyan Tree and Mysore Fig were amazing. The self-guided tour is good. You can download their app and listen on your phone. Just the right amount of information. They have guided tours as well that are a bit pricey. We felt like the amount of people on the tour was too large for the price. The information on the app is plenty good enough. Much to see outside and the landscape has plenty of shade with benches along the way to sit. The museum was large with a lot to go through. They had a demonstration of one of the early, (1900), record players. The sound was about as good as a cell phone. Very good for the times. Amazing. Cars were interesting. One of them is kept in running condition. Go early to avoid the heat and crowds. We went at 9:30 and when we left at 12:30 it was starting to get crowded. They do have a food truck for a light lunch but we didn't sample. A couple of stores for souvenirs. Very handicapped accessible and good locations for the restrooms. Prices at the plant store were very good. Plan for at least 3 hours. Ok for the kiddos but young ones may be board.

Great location for a stroll along the banks of the Caloosahatchee River and taking a trip back in time to see how two great American inventors/engineers spent their winters. Good information options from guided tour to informative signage. Well worth a visit!

This is basically a museum of Edison estate in Fort Myers. There are some nice displays of his works over the years as well as those of Henry Ford's. The grounds are kept well as are the winter homes of the two. You can view the insides of their houses and learn the history behind how they met and became neighbors, etc... This place is good for a day outing. Would recommend.

This was a very informative tour. Our guide made it enjoyable and interactive. Everyone learned so much about this amazing family (ies). Even our early teen grandsons enjoyed it. We opted for the live tour verses the headset self guided. It was nice to be able to ask questions.