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  I discovered Happehatchee 4 years ago from the advice of a trusted and highly admired yoga teacher. Happehatchee has transformed my life. It is a beautiful, natural, private park that peaceful and quiet. The pavilion on the property is used for yoga classes, drum circles and more. People gather there seeking tranquility. The property sits on the banks of the Estero river and feature oak trees and bamboo that are very old and create a canopy that is breathtaking break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

  Added March 11, 2019 by Juli Bobman
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  We reserved the peace pavilion for my sons first birthday. Amazing venue with lots to offer for all ages. We will come back next year for his birthday party again!

  Added April 08, 2017 by Ryan Flood
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  Great peaceful and mindful surroundings. Check out the website.

  Added January 02, 2017 by Ameyjo54 Williams
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  Eco Spiritual Center in the heart of old Florida. Yoga, park, place of worship, all on Estero River.

  Added November 12, 2016 by Holley Rauen