Location · The Stickney Point Corridor

At the center of the Sarasota boating universe.

Big Sarasota Pass, New Pass, the Intracoastal, the open Gulf — from Butler Avenue, blue water is a short run, not a planned expedition. The closest public ramps put your boat in the bay in 10–15 minutes. Drag the map, tap a pin, and see exactly how close you really are.

48,000+
Registered boats in Sarasota & Manatee Counties
3,000–3,500
Wet slips in the area — effectively full
12–36 mo
Typical marina waitlists
10–15 min
From your dry slip to Sarasota Bay

Explore the Map

Every ramp, every pass, every minute.

The boating universe

Centered on Gold Key Boathouse · rings show drive time.

Public boat ramps
Gulf passes & inlets
Landmarks
Orientation & venues

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Drive Times to Key Boat Ramps

Closer than your current marina.

Why Butler Avenue

The premier corridor for inland dry storage.

The Stickney Point corridor is among Sarasota County's busiest boating-access corridors. Continuous launch activity, nearby marina development, and exceptional access to Sarasota Bay make this one of the region's premier locations for inland dry storage.

Closest ramps — Centennial Park (10 min) and Ken Thompson (15 min) — put open water minutes from your boat, while the Gulf passes beyond them open straight to the blue.

Aerial view of the Sarasota / Manatee waterfront and barrier islands

Minutes from open water. Reserve your place.

The reservation list is filling — claim a dry slip while the closest spots remain.