127 Houses For Rent in Immokalee, FL

Discover Beautiful Houses for Rent in Immokalee, FL

Immokalee is a census-designated place in Collier County. The community is a few miles southeast of Lehigh Acres and east of the Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary. Immokalee is an important part of the area's agriculture industry, producing cucumbers, bell peppers, citrus fruits and tomatoes. Additionally, one of only six nationally recognized Seminole reservations is located in the community. Homes for rent in Immokalee are accessible by State Road 29 and are part of a small agriculturally centered community. 

Facts for Future Renters

• The community got its name from the Seminole word meaning "my home." Native Americans occupied the area until settlers arrived in the late 1800s. 
• The Seminole Immokalee Casino is the community's main attraction. The casino is run by the Native American tribe from the local reservation and features slot machines, live table games and a poker room. 
• The Immokalee Pioneer Museum honors the cow hunters, ranchers and families who were the first settlers in the area. The museum features exhibits, live programs and a number of preserved historical buildings. 

Resources for Renters

• For information about the local government, area businesses and resident services, individuals should visit the Collier County website. Immokalee doesn't have its own government or officials because it isn't an incorporated community. 
• The Collier County Community Redevelopment Agency funds a community news website called the Immokalee CRA. The CRA reports on breaking news and local projects and provides a number of useful resources for area businesses. 
• Families living in Immokalee send their children to Collier County Public Schools. The community has its own high school, middle school and elementary school, whose mascot is the Indians. Albert Bentley, a professional football player, graduated from the school system.