Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Parks are open. View adjustments, precautions, and closures.
Spring Harbor Beach Park
| Address: | 1918 Norman Way |
| Hours: | 4:00am - 10:00pm |
| Park Type: | Mini |
| Acres: | 1.44 |
| Restroom: | Yes |
| Drinking Water: | Yes |
| Shoreline On: | Lake Mendota |
Park Details
The beach is at 1918 Norman Way and parking is at 1802 Norman Way / 5417 Lake Mendota Drive
At this Park
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Beach
OPEN (updated 07/03/2020): Beaches are open. Due to limited staffing resources, visitors will see the following service adjustments:
- No lifeguards are on duty.
- Restrooms are CLOSED. Nearby restrooms are open by 10:00am at the following parks with directional signage provided onsite.
- Marshall
- Olbrich
- Spring Harbor
- Tenney
- Vilas
- Warner
- Practice safe social distancing with anyone outside of your household.
- Stay home if you feel ill.
- While there are limited common touchpoints, use good hygiene and hand sanitizer.
WATERCRAFT RENTALS & MORE (see also Canoe & Kayak Rentals)
• Brittingham Park: Madison Boats
• Olbrich Park: Rutabaga Paddlesport
• Marshall Park: Madison Boats
• Wingra Park: Madison Boats
FAQ: IF A BEACH IS CLOSED DUE TO THE WATER QUALITY, IS THE PARK STILL OPEN?Yes. Water quality testing is performed by Public Health Madison & Dane County Memorial Day to Labor Day. If a water test shows concerning results, the beach is listed as closed until bacteria or blue-green algae levels decline. During this time, there is no lifeguard service and you are advised to avoid the water. The park remains open to the public for other activities. It is also advised to avoid the water after heavy rainfall. MORE INFORMATIONView all Beaches-
Spring Harbor Beach
Public Health Water Testing:Address: 1918 Norman WayClosed
Restroom: Yes
Drinking Water: Yes
Parking: Parking Lot
Amenities: Picnic Tables
Swim Ropes: Yes
Lifeguard: No
Beach Details -
Restroom
MANY OPEN: high use locations are open as a phased-in plan due to limited staffing to safely clean each facility. As of 06/19/2020, the following restrooms, listed alphabetically by park name, are open. You may anticipate these to be open daily by 10:00am, until posted otherwise.
New signage once open includes:- Brittingham shelter and beach (partner location)
- Burrows
- Cherokee Marsh Conservation - North
- Demetral
- Elver (new shelter)
- James Madison
- Marshall boat launch and beach (partner location)
- Olbrich softball/canoe launch & beach (partner location)
- Olin
- Owen Conservation
- Penn
- Reindahl
- Spring Harbor boat launch
- Tenney pavilion
- Vilas shelter
- Warner boat launch and shelter
- Wingra boathouse (partner location)
RESTROOM GUIDELINES- Help us keep restrooms OPEN AND CLEAN. Put trash in receptacles.
- Maintain 6' physical space with members outside of your household.
- Based on restroom size, this may mean one person at a time or every other stall.
- Wash hands for at least 20 seconds with soap and water.
cityofmadison.com/parks/coronavirus
View COVID-19 for all impacted City services. More information: Public Health Madison & Dane County
Restrooms are located throughout the parks system and in most cases in a park with a reservable shelter. Most of the restrooms are available only during the summer months. Restrooms available during the winter months include those open for winter activities at the following parks: Tenney, Vilas, Elver, Olbrich, Warner and Westmorland Parks.
No firearms or weapons are permitted on this property. Violators are considered trespassers and subject to forfeiture or arrest. View all Restrooms-
Spring Harbor Beachhouse
Lighted: Yes
Open Year-Round: No
