Bay Preserve at Osprey
Come Experience “Old Florida” at its Best.
Bay Preserve at Osprey is a 4.3 acre nature preserve on Little Sarasota Bay protected by Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast.
• Enjoy spectacular views of Little Sarasota Bay
• Observe wildlife atop the Honoré T. Wamsler Wildlife Observation Platform
• Walk the Kilbourne Nature Trail
• Launch your kayak or canoe
• Picnic beneath centuries old Live Oaks
• Learn about flora, fauna and Florida’s watershed and waterfront
• Tour a restored 1930’s neo-classical waterfront home
• See historic Florida cracker cottages
• Compete on the Bocce Court or play chess and checkers at outdoor game tables
Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast envisions an emerald necklace of open spaces like Bay Preserve at Osprey along Florida's bays, beaches and barrier islands. Your membership and donations help to make that dream a reality.
Location
Bay Preserve at Osprey is located at:
400 Palmetto Avenue, Osprey, FL 34229
Directions:
From US 41 (Tamiami Trail)
Turn West onto Oak Street. Turn right on Palmetto Avenue and follow it to Bay Preserve.
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Friday 9:00a.m. -5:00p.m. and by appointment
Call for holiday schedule.

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Protected Lands
Pine Island Preserve at Matlacha Pass
Siesta Key Preserve
Bay Preserve
Michael Biehl Park
Manasota Key Conservation Easement
Casey Key Conservation Easement
Mercy on the Manatee
News & Events
07/10 - Acquisition of Walton Ranch Called Game Changer for Land Conservation, Eco-Tourism-
06/10 - Foundation Receives Million Dollar Gift
04/10 - Manatee County Family Donates Land to Foundation
10/09 - Palm Ball Named Most Beautiful Event of 2009
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Acquisition of Walton Ranch Called Game Changer for Land Conservation, Eco-Tourism-
Foundation protects 3,759 acres of ranchland in Sarasota County.
Black & White Photography by Clyde Butcher

