Sarasota County Sports
Where athletes come to play and stay.
Sarasota County is a top destination for professional, amateur and recreational sports due to our year-round, sunny skies and wide array of community amenities. Our well-known sporting facilities include MLB spring training complexes for Baltimore Orioles and Atlanta Braves, internationally acclaimed multi-sport rowing venue Nathan Benderson Park, and the No. 1 beach in the U.S. on Siesta Key. Sarasota County is much more than simply 35-miles of pristine beaches. Our destination fosters and supports an active sports community in addition to robust arts, culture, and dining scenes.
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Shelby Connett | Director of Sports |
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Luxury four-diamond beachfront resort. 226 luxury suite accommodations, five restaurants and lounges, 45-holes of championship golf, award-winning Tennis Gardens, 291 deep-water slip marina, spa...
Laurel Park / Sandra Sims Terry Community Center is a multi-purpose facility that offers a variety of recreational programs, events and amenities...
Formerly known as “The Rec,” We are a community anchor for your recreation needs and strive to serve our great community daily....
Conveniently located less than two miles from downtown Sarasota, Arlington Park was selected as one of the South Florida locations on the...
The Meadows Club is nestled in a lush, vibrant community located minutes from downtown Sarasota, UTC Mall and I-75. Members enjoy three...
Softball and soccer -- what a great combination. This complex houses three lighted softball fields, practice diamond, three lighted soccer fields, concession...
This park honors John Hamilton Gillespie, first mayor of Sarasota. It has two basketball courts, an off-leash dog park, picnic tables, playground,...
We are conveniently located near downtown Sarasota, Florida at 809 North Tamiami Trail (Hwy 41).
Bowlers of all levels of experience are...
The 12,500 sq. ft. community center opened in 1998 and is named after a former Commissioner, George D. Mullen. The facility includes...
