Sycamore Park

The 1.5-mile trail at Sycamore Park consists of natural stone chips, native soil, stone and wood. Trail difficulty is easy to moderate with ride-around options for the technical features. The travel direction is generally counterclockwise with directional signage on-site. The trail is free-to-use and designed for bicycles and other non-motorized activities such as hiking, walking and snowshoeing.

Madison Bicycle Adventure Trail (MadBAT) network includes singletrack, natural surface trails, and bike-skill features such as hills, jumps, decking and more. 

Most athletic fields and courts are available first-come, first-served. You must reserve fields and courts online for leagues, lessons, or tournaments.

Full Courts: 1, east of dog park
Half Courts: 1, south of dog park

Definitions: Full Court = 50' x 84' and Full Small Court = 44' x 74'

4 fields, 2 backstops

Multipurpose Fields are reservable athletic fields with no game-specific design or limitations. Often used for soccer, ultimate, lacrosse or football, yet open to your imagination. They may be used on a first-come, first-served basis if not already reserved.

Surface: 1, turf

19.9 acres of fenced off-leash area. There is a separate fenced area for small dogs.

All dogs need a daily or annual dog permit.

With 160+ playgrounds throughout Madison, you are never too far from a playground. Playground design and amenities vary by park. 

near the playground
Restrooms: no
Lighted: no

Please review reservation policies, shelter prices, and current park projects before reserving.

east of the volleyball court
Restrooms: no
Lighted: no

Please review reservation policies, shelter prices, and current park projects before reserving.