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About this place

Two courts on "sport court tile", one of only two venues in Madison whose surface is not asphalt or concrete. Reynolds is a 3.58-acre park on the near east side, a few blocks from the Capitol, and the surface is the reason to know about it: modular tile is laid in panels over a base rather than poured, and it plays faster and drains differently from asphalt. Madison states it in the same line as the count.

Address

810 E. Mifflin St., Madison, WI

Schedule

Not stated

Fees

Not stated

Sources for the above: City of Madison Parks Division, checked 2026-09-04 · City of Madison Parks Division, checked 2026-09-04 · US Census Bureau, checked 2026-09-04

Court details

Surface
modular_tile
Nets provided
Not stated
Covered
Not stated
Climate controlled
Not stated
Lights
Not stated
Pro shop
Not stated
Level of play
Not stated

Hours & schedule

Not stated — the operator has not published opening hours. Ring ahead.

Fees & access

Cost
Not stated
Drop-in fee
Not stated
Membership from
Not stated
Access
Not stated

Amenities

  • Restrooms: not stated
  • Lights: not stated
  • Nets provided: not stated
  • Covered courts: not stated
  • Climate controlled: not stated
  • Pro shop: not stated
  • Parking: not stated

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Location & directions

810 E. Mifflin St., Madison, WI

Parking: Not stated

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Where each fact came from

5 of 24 facts carry a source and a date
FactValueSourceChecked
Total courts2No source yet
Indoor courtsNot statedNo source yet
Outdoor courts2No source yet
Surfacemodular_tileNo source yet
LightsNot statedNo source yet
Nets providedNot statedNo source yet
Climate controlledNot statedNo source yet
CoveredNot statedNo source yet
CostNot statedNo source yet
Membership fromNot statedNo source yet
Drop-in feeNot statedNo source yet
Ways to playNot statedNo source yet
RestroomNot statedNo source yet
Pro shopNot statedNo source yet
PhoneNot statedNo source yet
Address810 E. Mifflin St.No source yet
Pricing notesNot statedNo source yet
HoursNot statedNo source yet
Court availabilityA tennis court striped for pickleball. Madison states that its dual-striped courts "use a tennis net which is about 2" taller than a standard pickleball net", so the net you play over here is a tennis net at tennis height. Individuals play first come, first served; leagues and lessons must reserve in advance.No source yet
Level of playNot statedNo source yet
ParkingNot statedNo source yet
AmenitiesNot statedNo source yet
WebsiteNot statedNo source yet
BookingNot statedNo source yet

Questions about Reynolds Park

What are the courts made of?

"Sport court tile", in the City's words, recorded here under the controlled value modular_tile. Reynolds and Westmorland are the only two Madison venues that are not asphalt.

Does the surface actually play differently?

Modular tile is laid in panels over a base rather than poured flat, and it drains and rebounds differently from asphalt. The City states the material and says nothing about how it plays or what condition it is in, so that is as far as the record goes.

Where is the other tile court?

Westmorland Park, on the near west side at 4114 Tokay Blvd. Those two venues are the only non-asphalt outdoor surfaces published in Madison.

Do you run Reynolds Park?

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