Seminole Linear Park

Named after developers Katherine E. and Daisietta G. McClellan. The subdivision was described as Sarasota’s “Garden Spot” back in the 1900’s.

Great for walking the dog on a sunny day.

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.

Home for the historical Granada Bonita Park Fountain, designated by the City of Sarasota in 1994. A circular park located at the intersection of Camino Real and Fortuna Street, in the Granada Subdivision.

This park is great for kayak/canoeing. Fishing off the bridge is not prohibited, but not recommended.

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.

Beautiful views of Downtown Sarasota. Located under the North Bridge on Siesta Key. Park benches, picnic tables, fishing, and walking paths.

Open 7 a.m. – 11 p.m., daily. Pets are allowed outside the Steigerwaldt-Jockey Children’s Fountain area. Popular location to jog, enjoy the sunset, walk your leashed pet or have a picnic at the playground. There are also two bayfront restaurants. Please note: The Allen Play Area and the Steigerwaldt-Jockey Children’s Fountain at Bayfront Park are being replaced soon with an all new playground and splash pad combination. That construction project is expected to begin in February 2023. Both the Play Area and the Children's Fountain will be closed until further notice and will reopen upon project completion.