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Turville Point Conservation Park

Turville Point Conservation Park
Address: 1202 Olin-Turville Ct.
Hours: 4:00am - dusk
Park Type: Conservation
Acres: 64.28
Restroom: No
Drinking Water: No
Shoreline On: Lake Monona

Park Details

This natural gem borders the shores of Lake Monona, a short walk from downtown.  Large red, bur, and white oak provide the canopy under which a variety of spring wildflowers bloom.  A seven-acre prairie opening adds to the diversity of the site.  Adjacent to Olin Park which has restrooms and a parking lot. 

Help us identify plant species found at Turville Point Conservation Park. We welcome your help in verifying and updating this list. Feel free to send us any notes or information you may have about the plant community at Turville Point, including the dates you observe the different species to pquinlan@cityofmadison.com.

Features 2.3 miles of trails.

Park Highlights

Bird & Nature Adventures: Explore this park with a FREE, guided nature walk offered monthly.

Also visit Friends of Olin-Turville for more events and volunteer projects.

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Conservation Park Rules

Conservation Parks are uniquely managed to further protect native species and wildlife. The preservation of conservation parks includes some of the following. More information may be found in Madison General Ordinances 8.40.

  • Alcohol

    Alcohol is prohibited in all conservation parks.

  • Bicycles & Motor Vehicles

    Bicycles and motor vehicles are restricted to entrance roads and parking lots.

  • Dogs

    Dogs and horses are not allowed.

  • Fire

    Fires and picnics are prohibited.

  • Firearms

    No firearms or weapons are permitted in the restrooms or shelters. Violators are considered trespassers and subject to forfeiture or arrest.

  • Glass

    Glass is not allowed.

  • Hunting & Trapping

    Hunting and trapping are prohibited.

  • Open Hours

    Conservation park hours are 4am until one hour after sunset.

  • Plants

    All plants and animals are protected. Disturbance or removal requires written permission.

  • Trails

    Stay on and use designated trails only.

  • Trash & Recycling

    Place trash in container provided. Please take recyclable material home for proper disposal.