Also known as Cultural Campus, the park includes the Venice Public Library, Venice Art Center, Venice Community Center and the historical Triangle Inn, housing the Venice Museum and Archives.

Brohard Beach is the place to be if you want to share the beach experience with your canine companion. There is also a 740 foot fishing pier for public use. The pier is complete with restrooms, a snack bar and a bait shop.

Ancient sharks once cruised the waters off modern-day Venice. Folks flock here not just because it's at the end of the road, but it's the prime spot along the coast to unearth the fossilized teeth of ancient sharks.

4 acres in the heart of downtown Venice. The park is used for many special events. There is a children's interactive fountain.

Beach access with wheelchair accessible boardwalk, bike racks, benches, showers and drinking fountains.

This 11-acre park on Venice Island in the city of Venice is home to Venice Little League and Venice Challenger Baseball.

Picnic table, benches and litter receptacles.

Picnic tables, benches, litter receptacles and statues in a pocket park setting.

This 38 acre park ofers organized softball leagues throughout the year for a variety of ages. It also has two tennis courts.

Hecksher is a great park for drop-in basketball, tennis, shuffleboard and racquetball for sports enthusiasts, as well as playgrounds and picnicking for families and friends.