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Golf carts in Bonita Springs, FL: dealers, used carts, and what to know before you buy
Three dealers operate in Bonita Springs, all on the 34135 side of town, covering new and used cart sales, rentals, service, and parts. This page describes each business, explains where you can legally drive in Bonita Springs, and gives you realistic price ranges so you can shop with confidence.
Local golf cart context
Bonita Springs permits cart use in specific gated communities under city and Lee County rules. Bonita Beach has separate patterns of use.
- Climate & batteries
- Southwest Florida heat and coastal humidity shorten lead-acid battery life; lithium is preferred.
- Nearby markets on this directory
- Naples · Fort Myers · Fort Myers Beach
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Bonita Springs sits between Naples and Fort Myers in Lee County, and its golf cart scene reflects that geography — a mix of gated communities, coastal neighborhoods, and a growing number of residents who use carts for short errands rather than just golf. The three dealers listed here are clustered near the Enterprise Avenue and Industrial Road corridor, making it easy to visit more than one in a single trip.
Southwest Florida's heat and coastal humidity are hard on lead-acid batteries, which typically last three to four years near the coast before capacity drops noticeably. Several local dealers stock or recommend lithium packs for that reason. If you are comparing a cart with a lead-acid pack against one with lithium already installed, factor in the roughly $2,000–$4,500 replacement cost when you weigh the price difference.
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Affordable Carts
10915 Enterprise Ave, Bonita Springs, Florida, 34135
Affordable Carts on Enterprise Avenue is a multi-location Florida dealership carrying E-Z-GO, Club Car, and Cushman carts new and used, with financing, rentals, service, parts, and batteries all listed on their site.
(239) 992-9500 affordablecarts.com Details & text this dealer
Golf Cart Monkey
28282 Industrial Rd #3, Bonita Springs, Florida, 34135
Golf Cart Monkey on Industrial Road focuses on refurbished Club Car carts alongside the Denago brand, and also carries e-bikes; the site lists financing, rentals, a service department, and a parts department for both Bonita Springs and Naples locations.
(239) 345-9393 golfcartmonkey.com Details & text this dealer
SWFL Golf Carts
25150 Bernwood Dr #26-29, Bonita Springs, Florida, 34135
SWFL Golf Carts on Bernwood Drive is listed in Bonita Springs; their website was unreachable when last checked, so call (239) 676-3653 ahead to confirm current inventory, hours, and services.
The dealers in Bonita Springs
Affordable Carts at 10915 Enterprise Ave carries new E-Z-GO, Club Car, and Cushman models alongside a used inventory, and the site lists financing options, a rental fleet, a service department, and batteries. With multiple Florida locations, they tend to have broader inventory depth than a single-store shop. Typically, a new basic 4-seater runs $8,000–$12,000 and a 6-seater or lifted model $12,000–$18,000; used dealer inventory generally falls in the $4,500–$9,000 range.
Golf Cart Monkey at 28282 Industrial Rd #3 specializes in refurbished Club Car carts and also sells Denago brand carts and e-bikes. Their site confirms financing, rentals, a service department, and a parts department, with a second location in Naples. If you want a reconditioned Club Car with a lithium upgrade already done, this is a shop worth calling. Off-lease and refurbished carts from dealers like this often start around $3,000–$4,500 for older fleet units.
SWFL Golf Carts at 25150 Bernwood Dr, suites 26–29, is listed as a dealer in Bonita Springs. Their website was unreachable when last checked, so it is not possible to confirm current brands, pricing, or hours from the site — call (239) 676-3653 directly before making the trip.
Where you can drive a golf cart in Bonita Springs
Bonita Springs permits golf cart use in specific gated communities under city and Lee County rules. Outside those designated areas, a standard golf cart is not street-legal on public roads. Bonita Beach has its own patterns of use that differ from the main city, so if you plan to drive near the beach, check current Lee County rules before you go. Florida law limits golf carts to locally designated streets, generally those posted at 30 mph or less, and only between sunrise and sunset.
If you want to drive on any road posted at 35 mph or less — including some of the connector roads around Bonita Springs — you need a low-speed vehicle (LSV). An LSV must be titled, registered, and insured like a car, and the cart itself needs seat belts, mirrors, headlights, and a VIN. Dealers can convert a capable cart to LSV spec for roughly $2,500–$5,000, or you can buy a purpose-built LSV for $18,000–$35,000.
Florida law changed in October 2023: anyone under 18 operating a golf cart on a public road now needs at least a learner's permit. Drivers 18 and older must carry a valid ID. These rules apply whether you are in a gated community's designated public streets or on a city-permitted road, so make sure younger family members are covered before handing over the keys.
Service, batteries, and repairs
Both Affordable Carts and Golf Cart Monkey list service departments and parts, so routine maintenance and battery work can be handled locally. Annual service — typically a safety inspection, battery check, brake adjustment, and fluid top-off — runs about $150–$300 at most Florida dealers. Controller or motor repairs generally cost $300–$900 depending on the brand and the fault.
Battery replacement is the biggest recurring cost for Bonita Springs owners. A lead-acid pack runs $900–$1,800 but may need replacing in as few as three years given the coastal humidity and heat. A lithium conversion costs $2,000–$4,500 and should last eight to ten years. If your cart is more than two years old and you notice reduced range or slow acceleration, have the battery pack load-tested before assuming you need a full replacement — sometimes individual cells are the culprit.
If the Bonita Springs shops cannot fit you in, the Fort Myers and Naples pages each list more than a dozen dealers, several of which include dedicated repair and parts operations. Fort Myers has CartsMD LLC and Golf & Electric Vehicles Parts/Service among its listings, and Naples has Beach Bugz, which also handles transport.
Renting a golf cart in Bonita Springs
Both Affordable Carts and Golf Cart Monkey list rental fleets on their websites, so short-term rentals are available locally without driving to Naples or Fort Myers. In season, a 6-seater typically rents for $120–$250 per day or $500–$1,000 per week. Rates vary by cart size, age, and how far in advance you book — peak winter season fills up quickly in Southwest Florida.
Before you rent, confirm whether the cart is classified as a golf cart or an LSV, because that determines where you can legally drive it. Ask the dealer which roads near your accommodation are designated for cart use. If you are staying near Bonita Beach, ask specifically about beach-area rules, since those differ from the main city grid.
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Bonita Springs golf cart questions, answered
Are golf carts legal to drive on streets in Bonita Springs?
Golf carts are permitted on streets in specific gated communities under city and Lee County rules. On public roads outside those areas, you need an LSV — a titled, registered, and insured cart with safety equipment. Bonita Beach has separate rules. Check with Lee County or your community association before driving on any public road.
Where can I find used golf carts for sale in Bonita Springs?
Affordable Carts on Enterprise Avenue and Golf Cart Monkey on Industrial Road both carry used and refurbished inventory. Dealer used carts typically run $4,500–$9,000; older refurbished fleet units can start around $3,000. SWFL Golf Carts on Bernwood Drive is also listed locally — call ahead to check their current stock.
How much does a new golf cart cost in Bonita Springs?
A new basic 4-seater typically runs $8,000–$12,000. A 6-seater or lifted model is usually $12,000–$18,000. Street-legal LSVs range from $18,000 to $35,000. Both Affordable Carts and Golf Cart Monkey offer financing, which can spread those costs over time.
Which battery is better for Bonita Springs — lead-acid or lithium?
Lithium is generally the better fit for Southwest Florida. Coastal heat and humidity shorten lead-acid life to about three to four years, while lithium packs typically last eight to ten. A lithium conversion costs $2,000–$4,500 versus $900–$1,800 for lead-acid, but the longer lifespan usually makes it the better value over time.
Can a teenager drive a golf cart in Bonita Springs?
Since October 2023, Florida requires anyone under 18 to hold at least a learner's permit to operate a golf cart on a public road. Drivers 18 and older must carry a valid ID. These rules apply on any publicly designated cart street, including those inside gated communities that connect to public roads.
Can I rent a golf cart in Bonita Springs?
Yes. Both Affordable Carts and Golf Cart Monkey list rental fleets. A 6-seater typically costs $120–$250 per day or $500–$1,000 per week in season. Confirm whether the rental unit is a golf cart or LSV before booking, since that affects where you can legally drive it.
What if I need golf cart repair in Bonita Springs?
Affordable Carts and Golf Cart Monkey both have service departments. Annual maintenance runs about $150–$300; controller or motor repairs typically cost $300–$900. If local shops are booked out, the Fort Myers and Naples pages list additional repair options within a short drive.
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