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You will find multiple restaurants, grocery shops, department stores, Starbucks and many other attractions within a quick drive.
THE LOCATION
An array of gorgeous beaches is located in the area starting at only a 13 mile drive from home where dolphins swim regularly along with rays. An abundance of local eateries and popular attractions can also be found within a very short drive.
Rent a boat for a fun-filled day on the water. Golfers will appreciate having multiple golf courses within close proximity.
LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
- Approximately 4 miles away is Manatee Village Historical Park preserves the pioneer heritage of Manatee County's founding period of 1840-1918. The historical park contains 14 preserved and replica structures representative of the founding period, including the 1903 Wiggins General Store, the Fogarty Boatworks, the 1912 Stephens House, a smokehouse, a sugar cane mill, a barn, the 1887 Methodist church, the 1908 schoolhouse, the 1860 courthouse, a Cow Hunter's bunkhouse, and a steam engine.[2] Museum visitors can also tour the nearby 1850 Manatee burying grounds. Admission is free.
- TreeUmph Adventure Course. Gear up for climbing, swinging & adventuring through the trees.
With over 10 football fields of challenging terrain and hundreds of aerial adventure games- Plus, thousands of smiling faces both young & young at heart. Fly through a dense forest from tree to tree on crazy-fun obstacles that defy gravity. Get in sync with nature. Love every single moment spent with your friends and family as you experience one of the most unique attractions in Florida. Rise Above!
- Bird Key Park. This park is a popular location to fish, bike, enjoy the sunset, launch a canoe or kayak or walk your leashed pet. Located just before you exit the south side of the John Ringling Causeway. It also has two pavilions, and picnic tables. Park is open 5 a.m. – 11 p.m., daily.
-Lido Key / St. Armands Circle
Lido's beaches are one of Sarasota's most interesting and varied waterfront locations, and St. Armands Circle is a hub of elegant shopping and dining. Once home to the Lido Beach Casino, Lido Key‘s reputation for marrying cosmopolitan life with seaside paradise continues today. Catch some rays or take a walk on the shore and put your toes in the soft, white sand of Lido Beach. Within a short radius lies St. Armands Circle, a sophisticated outdoor dining and shopping area with distinct European flair, iconic examples of mid-century modern architecture and the turquoise waters of the Gulf of Mexico.

An abundance of outdoor, off-street parking is available for up to 3 cars.
Many types of transportation are easily accessible, including public busses, Uber, Lyft, etc. Taxis, shuttles and other transportation are also available.