| Blackhawk Park |
9252 Old Sauk Road
9.6 acres |
| Everglade Park |
406 Everglade Drive
3.8 acres |
| Haen Family Park |
7702 Tree Lane
4.25 acres |
| Junction Ridge Park |
8502 Elderberry Road
9.85 acres |
| Kettle Pond |
5805 Old Middleton Road
The retreat of the glacier 10,000 years ago left many "kettle
holes" in the Madison area. A pond surronded by woods
provides habitat for a variety of wildlife in this small park.
(0.4 miles of trails on 8 acres) |
| Mineral Point Park |
126 South Yellowstone Drive
8.5 acres |
| Owen Conservation Park |
6021 Old Sauk Road
On a hilltop overlooking Madison's west side, this park was
the farm and personal retreat of former University Professor
Edward T. Owen. Today, prairies and oak savannas have risen
like a phoenix to reclaim the landscape. Conefloweres, goldenrod,
and bluestem are among the many plants that yield a harvest
of ever changing color and texture throughout the year.
(3.4 miles of trails on 93 acres.) |
| Sauk Creek Park |
402 North High Point Road
4.17 acres |
| Stricker's Pond Conservation Park |
7214 Longmeadow Road
This glacial "kettle pond" is an excellent place
to view migrating waterfowl during spring and fall. The adjacent
woods and restored prairie provide a diverse habitat for a
variety of wildlife (.8 miles of trails on 14 acres in Middleton) |
| Swalltail Park |
901 Swallowtail Drive
3.51 acres |
| Walnut Grove Park |
202 North Westfield Road
20.17 acres |
| Wexford Park |
Our own neighborhood park at Sawmill and Westfield
Rd. Tennis, shelter, Basketball, Soccer field, playground. |
