St. Croix County
Welcome to St. Croix County! Find Your Place Here
No matter what you love, be it water sports or shopping, St. Croix County real estate listings have something for you. Home to fantastic communities like Hudson, Somerset, New Richmond, Baldwin, and Star Prairie and located a short drive from the Twin Cities, youāll find the perfect mix of small town living and big city amenities.
There are a wide variety of parks and recreational activities available in every city in St. Croix County. From the Homestead Parklands to the Apple River Park and Bass Lake Boat Landing, thereās no shortage of outdoor fun for the whole family. Grab your bike and hit the trails or go for a swim!
St. Croix takes pride in its beautiful landscapes and parks; as such, it provides free environmental education programs and training opportunities for schools and organizations tailored to different age groups. Field Days are designed for students to have an opportunity to get outside the classroom to learn about the environment, from geology to forestry, recycling, groundwater quality, and more.
Whether youāre looking for a home in Glenwood City, Hudson, New Richmond, or River Falls, youāre joining a community where everyone is a neighbor and every citizen is valued.
From visiting the falls at Willow River State Park to golfing in New Richmond, youāll find something for everyone here. Check out our listings of homes for sale in St. Croix County and find your place now!
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St. Croix County is filled with fantastic recreational amenities and beautifully maintained parks for residents to enjoy. From swimming at Troy Beach to picnicking at Pine Lake Park, there are practically endless opportunities to get out and boat, fish, hike, snowmobile, snowshoe, ice skate and more. The County is also home to the Willow River State Park, boasting beautiful waterfalls and scenic views.
Shopping in St. Croix County includes everything from quaint art galleries to big box stores, and unique finds to everyday essentials. Commercial areas can be found in Hudson, New Richmond, Hammond, and Baldwin, with countless other stores throughout the area. Whether youāre looking for Target, or Bella Luca Boutique, youāll find clothing, gifts, art, antiques and more.
If youāre hungry in St. Croix County, you have numerous options to satisfy any craving. From chain and fast food restaurants to completely unique dining experiences, youāll find all sorts of cuisine within the County. If youāre looking for upscale riverside patio dining, head to Pier 500 in Hudson for mouthwatering steaks and seafood. Looking for a more laid-back atmosphere? Stop by the Hilltop Bar & Grill Pizza Planet for outstanding pizza and burgers.
St. Croix County works to create a sustainable environment for all residents. The County provides extensive resource management programs protecting natural resources including land and water, as well as comprehensive education programs helping residents and businesses make the most environmentally friendly choices. These programs together will help to create a more sustainable future.
School districts providing educational resources to the residents of St. Croix County include:
- Amery School District
- Baldwin/Woodville School District
- Boyceville School District
- Clear Lake School District
- Glenwood School District
- Hudson School District
- Menomonie Area School District
- New Richmond School District
- Osceola School District
- River Falls School District
- Somerset School District
- Spring Valley School District
- St. Croix Central School District
St. Croix County public transportation is available for senior citizens through the Department of Aging. For those who are 60 or older, there are not only volunteer medical transportation services, but also specialized van transportation for seniors with disabilities and their spouses.
The St. Croix County Board of Supervisors consists of 19 members, one from each of the countyās districts. This governing body is responsible for supervision of the countyās policies and budgetary allocation.
When Wisconsin was established as a state in 1848, St. Croix County was much larger than it is today, encompassing both present day Pierce and Polk counties. The present day boundaries were established in 1853. The county flourished from very early on, as the Hudson and River Falls railway connected the county to Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Omaha Railway. As the county continued to grow, its main industry shifted from Wheat farming to dairying, a tradition that continues in the area to this day.
St. Croix County is filled with fantastic recreational amenities and beautifully maintained parks for residents to enjoy. From swimming at Troy Beach to picnicking at Pine Lake Park, there are practically endless opportunities to get out and boat, fish, hike, snowmobile, snowshoe, ice skate and more. The County is also home to the Willow River State Park, boasting beautiful waterfalls and scenic views.
Shopping in St. Croix County includes everything from quaint art galleries to big box stores, and unique finds to everyday essentials. Commercial areas can be found in Hudson, New Richmond, Hammond, and Baldwin, with countless other stores throughout the area. Whether youāre looking for Target, or Bella Luca Boutique, youāll find clothing, gifts, art, antiques and more.
If youāre hungry in St. Croix County, you have numerous options to satisfy any craving. From chain and fast food restaurants to completely unique dining experiences, youāll find all sorts of cuisine within the County. If youāre looking for upscale riverside patio dining, head to Pier 500 in Hudson for mouthwatering steaks and seafood. Looking for a more laid-back atmosphere? Stop by the Hilltop Bar & Grill Pizza Planet for outstanding pizza and burgers.
St. Croix County works to create a sustainable environment for all residents. The County provides extensive resource management programs protecting natural resources including land and water, as well as comprehensive education programs helping residents and businesses make the most environmentally friendly choices. These programs together will help to create a more sustainable future.
School districts providing educational resources to the residents of St. Croix County include:
- Amery School District
- Baldwin/Woodville School District
- Boyceville School District
- Clear Lake School District
- Glenwood School District
- Hudson School District
- Menomonie Area School District
- New Richmond School District
- Osceola School District
- River Falls School District
- Somerset School District
- Spring Valley School District
- St. Croix Central School District
St. Croix County public transportation is available for senior citizens through the Department of Aging. For those who are 60 or older, there are not only volunteer medical transportation services, but also specialized van transportation for seniors with disabilities and their spouses.
The St. Croix County Board of Supervisors consists of 19 members, one from each of the countyās districts. This governing body is responsible for supervision of the countyās policies and budgetary allocation.
When Wisconsin was established as a state in 1848, St. Croix County was much larger than it is today, encompassing both present day Pierce and Polk counties. The present day boundaries were established in 1853. The county flourished from very early on, as the Hudson and River Falls railway connected the county to Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Omaha Railway. As the county continued to grow, its main industry shifted from Wheat farming to dairying, a tradition that continues in the area to this day.