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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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...
The park is the site of the city of Venice's first drinking water wells and has been called Wellfield ever since.
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The 25 acre parcel is adjacent to Atwater Elementary School between East Price Boulevard and Atwater Drive. This community park includes:
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Softball and soccer -- what a great combination. This complex houses three lighted softball fields, practice diamond, three lighted soccer fields, concession...
The Atlanta Braves Spring Training Complex opening in 2019. A year-round facility for Braves players development, training & rehabilitation. Full service restaurant...
The new 33,300 sq. ft. community center targets youth activities but is a multi-use facility to meet the interests of the entire...
Enjoy the brand new tree-top inspired playground, basketball & tennis courts! Home for the historic Bidwell-Wood House, Crocker Memorial Church and the...
A 123-acre park, Twin Lakes Park serves as a training base for minor and major league baseball. Professional baseball games are open...
The 12,500 sq. ft. community center opened in 1998 and is named after a former Commissioner, George D. Mullen. The facility includes...