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Venice has more than 30 parks ranging in size from tiny pocket parks to the beach along the Gulf of Mexico. Some of the more unique parks include Paw Park, where dogs may romp on the beach, and Venetian Waterway Park, where people may bike and hike on a 5-mile stretch along both sides the Intracoastal Waterway. Please enjoy our parks and beaches while maintaining social distancing guidelines.
Centennial Park
Amenities:- ADA Accessible Gazebo
- Benches
- Gazebo
- Interactive Fountain
- Landscaping
- Litter Receptacles
- Memorial To Veterans
- Pedestrian Walkway
- Picnic Area
- Picnic Tables
- Restrooms
- Shelter(s)
- Venice Mainstreet Information Kiosk
- Parks
NOTE: The Centennial Park parking lot at 200 W. Venice Ave. will be closed to the public Aug. 18-24, 2025, for milling and paving work. Your patience is appreciated as this project is completed.
Centennial Park is located in the heart of downtown, between West Venice Avenue and West Tampa Avenue, and surrounded by unique shops and restaurants. It features Venice's signature ADA-accessible gazebo in an area often used for special events and concerts, 3-hour parking, electric vehicle charging stations, picnic tables, benches, restrooms, a memorial to veterans, Venice MainStreet information kiosk and a Children's Intergenerational Fountain splash pad. The fountain is open from 9:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. and is kept to swimming pool standards by the Public Works Department. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Dogs are allowed on-leash at Centennial Park but are not allowed at the Children's Fountain. Please pick up after your pet.
If you are interested in reserving the park gazebo, please visit our online park and public space reservation page.
Click here to view park restrictions