Located along the north side of Airport Road, approximately 1,000 feet west of Evergreen Road.
The park is named for Ed Tallard, a former Town Chairman who ended 31 years of service in 2002.
In 1984, Rolf and Marie Quisling donated the 20 acres to the Town. In 2001, this land was traded to the City of Middleton for land that was formerly the Quisling Christmas Tree Farm and a small part of the Quisling Sod Farm. The eastern portion of the property was incorporated into sports fields and an off-leash dog park developed by the City of Middleton. Trails have been established through the conifers on the property. The Town accepted a generous land donation of 1.131 acres from Dave and Susan Arndt in 2021 to save heritage oak trees and increase the size of Ed Tallard Park to 21.93 acres.
Dogs are permitted (on-leash) - Dog Friendly Trail Map for the Town of Middleton
Ed Tallard Park (21.93 acres)
Located along the north side of Airport Road, approximately 1,000 feet west of Evergreen Road.
The park is named for Ed Tallard, a former Town Chairman who ended 31 years of service in 2002.
In 1984, Rolf and Marie Quisling donated the 20 acres to the Town. In 2001, this land was traded to the City of Middleton for land that was formerly the Quisling Christmas Tree Farm and a small part of the Quisling Sod Farm. The eastern portion of the property was incorporated into sports fields and an off-leash dog park developed by the City of Middleton. Trails have been established through the conifers on the property. The Town accepted a generous land donation of 1.131 acres from Dave and Susan Arndt in 2021 to save heritage oak trees and increase the size of Ed Tallard Park to 21.93 acres.
Dogs are permitted (on-leash) - Dog Friendly Trail Map for the Town of Middleton