Use tool to get a polygon from points ?

[DEAF_PROBERT_68]

Hi,  I am looking for a tool either in ArcGIS Pro or FME ,   I have this points that has all the information I have .

This layer came from CAD person and did digitize in points.  They have all the same attributes . What I need to get all the points in grouping.

Here is an example of the points.  It is a campground. 

What I want is to get the points turn into a polygon of the same attributes. 

I tried using Envelope to Polygon but it doesn't take points.  So I had to use dissolve and then use it.

Is there another way around to do this ?

[DanPatterson]

convex hull in Minimum Bounding Geometry (Data Management)—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

assuming that you just want one polygon representing the approximate bounding area, otherwise you need to explain any other grouping that needs to be done

[TravisSaladino]

You might also run it through https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/cartography/smooth-polygon.htm too... just to make it look a little nicer. Maybe even buffer that polygon outside a bit too. The points are an approximation, and probably don't represent the furthest location from the road... so you've got some latitude as a cartographer to make the outline look good too. But definitely start with the tool @DanPatterson pointed you to.  

[BrennanSmith1]

There is also Dan's very cool Concave Hull toolbox if you want a tighter polygon.

[DEAF_PROBERT_68]

Thank you !  I realized that the picture I first show you should have been like this.  The one I show you is one small zoom into small area...  My bad.

But I have a question, should I create a polygon around it and then run the concave hull inside the polygon ? or is  there a better tool for that ?

[DanPatterson]

You could do a convex hull as a first approximation using the Minimum Bounding Geometry tools

to see what it looks like first.  If you want to get a tighter approximation try the concave hull with the points as the input.  Concave Hulls  require points as input.

[DanPatterson]

resolved?