Woodville, WI

Located in St. Croix County right off Interstate 94, Woodville is a quiet village of around 1,400 people that offers a relaxed small-town pace within easy commuting range of the Twin Cities. It grew up in the 1870s around the timber and rail trades, and those grounded roots remain part of its charm. The area also has a deep Norwegian background, celebrated every May during the Syttende Mai festival, when the whole community turns out for parades, good food, and local events.

For everyday living, Woodville gives residents neighborhood parks, local businesses, and access to the Baldwin-Woodville school district. The old railroad line has been converted into the Wildwood State Trail, giving you a multi-use path right through town for biking, walking, and winter snowmobiling. It is an appealing landing spot for anyone who wants a tight-knit community, room to breathe, and a simple commute across western Wisconsin.