Oak Park Inn by OYO
The Oak Park Inn by OYO Has Not Been Certified As Dog Friendly
Nearby Dog Friendly Trails
This is the main loop in the park that leads visitors around both sides of the creek that runs through the center. There are a couple of spur trails (Red and White Loop) that lead off the main trail for some added mileage for those who wish to extend their route. The trail is partially shaded but bringing sun protection is advised.
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This walk starts near the Laishley Marina, at Laishley Park. From here, the paved route travels around the harbor with many viewpoints such as Marrage Point. The path leads to Trabue Park, with views of the harbor during the whole route. This route is completely exposed to the sun and there is little to no shade along the way. Accessibility: This trail is likely accessible for visitors using wheelchairs, mobility equipment, or strollers. Accessible Parking: Number of designated accessible...
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This is a nice and easy walk by the harbor that everyone can enjoy. The route is paved and mostly travels along the sidewalk with many shopping areas to stop and visit along the way. There are beautiful views over the water towards the Tamiami Trail, then the transition to mangroves on the east end makes for a nice change of scenery. Accessibility: This trail is likely accessible for visitors using wheelchairs, mobility equipment, or strollers. Accessible Parking: Number of designated...
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This trail travels through a variety of different ecosystems and features a variety of wildlife species in the area. The trail starts out in a shady oasis and then turns into open prairie shortly after. Many sections of this trail are exposed and bringing sun protection is advised. Some of the markings can be sparse along this route.
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This trail leads to the infamous Mossy Hammock in Myakka River State Park. There are plenty of opportunities to observe wildlife in the area along this trail. The trail travels through a variety of habitats including an oak hammock and a flatland prairie with no shade. This area is known to have standing water and waterproof shoes are recommended after heavy rainfall.
