Royal St. George's Park

Links Plaza Park, 1880 Main St

Passive park located on the corner of Ringling Boulevard and Links Avenue. Features a circular fountain.

Located south of the Payne Park Tennis Center. Local park with open space for events. Park is open 5 a.m. – 11 p.m., daily.

This park is a small area with shaded picnic benches. Home for the American Allegory sculpture, hammered out of bronze copper, created in 1976 by Jack Cartlidge. It was acquired into the City Public Art Collection in 1976.

This park is home to the Payne Park Tennis Center, Skate Park, Circus Park, Café, and Amphitheater. Circus Park This playground is circus inspired! Featuring a small splash area, rock climbing, slides, music makers, swings, and so much more. Perfect for picnics and spending the day with your little ones. No pets allowed unless they are service trained. Skate Park 🛹 Open Daily 7 am - 10 pm 🛹 FREE Admission⠀ 🛹 Unsupervised⠀ 🛹 Enjoy at your own risk.* *For further information please reference Florida Statute #316.0085 Stadium & Field Tribute Payne Park was a professional baseball park from 1924 to 1989 in Sarasota, serving as the Spring Training home for the New York Giants, Boston Red Sox, and Chicago White Sox.

Fountain and historic marker. Also known as the Burns Court Herald Square. Dedicated to Owen Burns by the Sarasota City Commission in 2001. Owen Burns was a remarkable and distinguished entrepreneur. He devoted his civic and professional life to the City’s improvement. Allows leashed pets.

Formally known as Pineapple Park. This park was recently dedicated and named in honor of “Mr. Downtown”, Paul Thorpe, Jr. in 2017. Home to Smithsonian-registered Mermaid Fountain. Provides bench seating. In recognition of the significant contribution to the beauty of the Sarasota area, Paul Thorpe, Jr. Park was awarded the 2018 Civic Beautification Award, for Outstanding Landscaping, by the Sarasota Garden Club in February 2019.

Fountain, historic marker & walking paths. Home to the Mable Ringling Memorial Fountain. Built in memory of Mable Ringling, John Ringling’s wife. She was the first president of the Sarasota Garden Club. Allows leashed dogs.