Wexford Park

Natural Beauty

Found on Madison's west side, Wexford Park stretches across 20.60 acres of community greenspace.

One thing that really makes this park special is the collection of flower gardens that bring bursts of color throughout the growing season. What makes these gardens even more meaningful is that they're lovingly maintained by neighborhood volunteers who clearly take pride in their community.

Want to escape the sun on a hot day? The adjacent wooded area offers welcome shade and a chance to reconnect with nature. You can wander along the small forest trails that feature both asphalt and wood chip paths - great for a peaceful stroll or a quick nature fix. And no need to leave your four-legged friend at home - the park is dog-friendly, so your pup can enjoy the outdoors right alongside you.

Get Active

For athletic activities, Wexford Park offers several options. The well-maintained fields regularly host youth soccer games, bringing energy and community spirit to the park on game days.

When winter blankets the landscape, the park transforms with a seasonal ice skating rink that brings a special kind of magic to the colder months.

The tennis courts here do double-duty, as they're dual-striped for pickleball - a clever feature that's become increasingly popular as the pickleball craze continues to grow.

Disc golf enthusiasts will appreciate the three practice baskets available completely free of charge - great for working on your technique before heading to a full course. Sports options abound with multiple baseball diamonds and multipurpose fields that adapt to whatever game you're in the mood for.

Family-Friendly Features

Kids gravitate toward the playground area with its unique equipment that stands out from your typical park play structures.

The covered picnic shelter comes with lighting for evening gatherings. It's an excellent spot for birthday celebrations, family reunions, or simply enjoying a meal in the shade.

Overall, the park is well-kept with expansive grassy areas that invite impromptu games of frisbee, catch, or just lounging with a good book. And here's a local secret - on clear nights, the park offers some surprisingly beautiful views of the full moon that are worth sticking around for.