Turville Point Conservation Park

Acres: 64.28

Park Map

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 hquinlan@cityofmadison.com.

Features 2.3 miles of trails.

Bird & Nature Adventures: Explore this park with a free, volunteer-led, guided nature walk offered monthly and year-round.

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