About Audubon Country Club
Audubon Country Club is a gated community of 455 residential parcels in Naples, built around an 18-hole Joe Lee-designed golf course (golf membership limited to ~340).
Amenities — club amenities owned/operated by Audubon Country Club (limited private membership); the association governs the community — include an 18-hole Joe Lee-designed golf course (golf membership limited to ~340), a newly renovated ~19,000 sq ft Lifestyle Center with fitness and spa, dining, a private gated entry, a low-density layout of 14 neighborhoods on a nature-preserve-heavy site.
On paper, the community sits in evacuation zone A.
Audubon Country Club sells scarcity and nature more than sheer amenity volume, and the numbers tell the story: just 401 homes spread across 14 neighborhoods on roughly 755 acres, more than half of which is preserve. That makes it one of the lowest-density country-club communities in Naples — a deliberate design that a buyer is really paying for in privacy and green space rather than density of facilities. The golf reinforces the exclusivity: an 18-hole Joe Lee-designed course whose membership is capped at roughly 340, supported by a newly renovated Lifestyle Center of about 19,000 square feet with fitness and spa, and dining, all behind a private gate in North Naples near the Lee County line.
Governance is mature and resident-run. The Audubon Country Club Association, Inc., a Florida non-profit filed in 1989, governs the community with a resident-director board operating from the Audubon Boulevard clubhouse address; a related Audubon Country Club Foundation handles the club side. This is a turned-over community, not a developer-controlled one — though the original developer is not cleanly confirmable from an official source, so that detail is left open rather than guessed.
On the records, county data places Audubon in evacuation Zone A — a higher-exposure coastal band, consistent with its near-Gulf North Naples location — in the North Collier fire district, with a flood profile leaning to the X500 band and Friday solid-waste collection. The Collier PUD boundary counts roughly 455 parcels within the community, closely matching its stated 401 homes. For a buyer, Audubon's appeal is space, preserve and a limited-membership club; the club membership — its cost and the 340-member cap — is the key thing to confirm, since availability itself can be the constraint.A few practical notes: electricity is Florida Power & Light, and the community's near-Gulf North Naples location (reflected in its evacuation Zone A designation) puts a premium on confirming flood insurance and elevation for a specific home. Because the golf membership is capped near 340, availability itself can gate the experience a buyer is paying for — so if golf is the reason for the move, confirm current membership availability and the waitlist, if any, before assuming access. The reward is a quiet, preserve-wrapped community whose low density and limited membership are precisely the scarcity a buyer is paying for. Confirm current dues, membership terms, amenity access and any rules directly with the association and club; this page is an independent, records-based starting point and is not affiliated with the community, its club or any developer.
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