Parks and Recreation
Manatee County provides some of the best recreational activities and facilities in the state. With 43 parks, two golf courses, and miles of beaches to choose from, we have something to offer everyone. Whatever you choose to do, we hope you will take time to unwind, enjoy your family and be active. Remember these are your parks, your programs, and your facilities. We are here to serve you.
We encourage you to utilize this site to explore all we have to offer. If you are unable to locate the information you need, please contact us at (941) 742-5923.
We look forward to seeing you in Manatee County Parks.
Did you know that a state-of-the-art Recreation Center is located in your own backyard at G.T. Bray Park? This is the time to come check out the G.T. Bray Recreation Center and take advantage of a complimentary day pass. [more]
There are 43 parks located in Manatee County for you and your family and friends to enjoy.
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The Gulf Coast Senior Games enters its 23rd year of providing sporting competition for the senior population 50 years and up. There are seventeen events available to choose from.
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Looking for a safe, fun, and active Program for your child to participate in? Then look no further, we have just what your looking for!
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Want to register your child or yourself to play in organized sports? Manatee County offers youth basketball; and 4-on-4 flag football, 7-on-7 flag football, co-ed kickball, men's, women's, and co-ed softball, and senior softball for adults. [more]
Most pavilions are equipped with grills and picnic tables. To find out availability, call (941) 742-5923.
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There are five white sandy beaches to choose from in Manatee County. [more]
Manatee County maintains nine boat launches located at convenient locations throughout the county. [more]
To view photos of the new Ft. Hamer Rowing, Boathouse, and Training Facility, click on more. [more]
The Resource Management Division is responsible for habitat and wildlife management and public access on nearly 30,000 acres of conserved public land. [more]
Manatee County Government
