Tuttle Walkway Park
Outdoors in Sarasota
4.2 22 Google reviews
+1 941 263 63 868th St, Sarasota, Florida 34237 · Park East
Where to find them
8th St, Sarasota, Florida 34237
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About
Walk-through park that was developed with financial assistance by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection through the Recreational Trails Program.
Amenities
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Children
- Good for kids
Pets
- Dogs allowed
Hours
- Monday
- 5 AM to 11 PM
- Tuesday
- 5 AM to 11 PM
- Wednesday
- 5 AM to 11 PM
- Thursday
- 5 AM to 11 PM
- Friday
- 5 AM to 11 PM
- Saturday
- 5 AM to 11 PM
- Sunday
- 5 AM to 11 PM
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*For further information please reference Florida Statute #316.0085
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