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Between Bago’s bays
The community of Woodland Park rests between South Asylum Bay to the north and Millers Bay to the south. Though the neighborhood is almost entirely landlocked, residents are hardly far from Lake Winnebago’s sprawling parks and scenic overlooks. A mix of apartment complexes and single-family homes line the residential streets, where mature trees shade sidewalks leading to a locally-owned market and a nearby elementary school. From Fourth of July fireworks at Menominee Park to competitive ice fishing on Millers Bay, some of the city’s most boisterous festivities are mere blocks from home. A suburban enclave with a variety of housing options, Woodland Park allows for both convenience and a few lake life perks.
South Asylum Bay is a lovely spot near Woodland Park for residents to enjoy.
Red’s Piggly Wiggly is another grocery store choice for Woodland Park locals.
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A mix of apartments and quaint single-family homes
Woodland Park is made up of apartments and single-family homes nestled between Bowen and Hazel streets. Multi-family complexes including Coachlight and Captain’s Cove flank the west side of the neighborhood, while ranch-style homes and split levels lead the way to Millers Bay. “There are pockets of apartments and condos in Oshkosh, just like in any other city or small town,” says Stephanie Brehmer, a Realtor at First Weber in Oshkosh. “A lot of families live in the apartments after relocating from other cities, states and countries who are looking for a fresh start. And it makes sense, this is a really accepting and culturally diverse community.” While apartments make up about half of the properties in the community, it’s common to spot residents mowing the grass and tending to their lawns. Single-family homes provide paved driveways with attached garages and ample yard space, mere blocks from Lake Winnebago. Throughout the area, home prices generally range from about $150,000 to $350,000, but waterfront homes on the bay or a canal have sold for up to $1 million.
The west side of Woodland Park neighborhood is flanked by apartment complexes.
Ranch-style homes are common throughout the Woodland Park neighborhood.
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The Oshkosh Area School District
Families in Woodland Park are zoned for the Oshkosh Area School District, beginning at Emmeline Cook Elementary. With a C-plus on Niche, the school is walkable from many residences, just south of Murdock Avenue. Vel Phillips Middle School recently opened in 2023, replacing both Webster Stanley and Merrill Middle. Niche has yet to give the school a grade. Oshkosh North High School earns a B. Students seeking more robust community engagement in and outside the classroom can participate in “Communities” leadership courses. The school district also provides an eAcademy online program, allowing students to earn their diplomas virtually or in a hybrid setting.
Emmeline Cook Elementary School near Woodland Park offers abundant educational opportunities.
Oshkosh North High School near Woodland Park earns a B on their Overall Niche Grade.
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Halfway between “Carp Pond” and Menominee Park
About 2 miles south of the neighborhood, Menominee Park is Oshkosh’s largest green space, spanning 109 acres. Pratt Trail borders the park's perimeter while Siewert Trail stretches almost 2 miles along the shore of Millers Bay to Ames Point. A boat park and modest beach area accompany ball courts closer to the park’s southern entrance. But at the heart is Menominee Park Zoo, where new animals are leased each year for a unique viewing experience. About 2 miles north, Asylum Point Park sits along Sherman Road. “All the locals call it the Carp Pond,” Brehmer says. “There’s a beautiful nature trail and we take our dog out there all the time for hiking. So many people don’t even know it exists! This beautiful, sparkling lake and all around you are wooded trees.” A boat launch and walking path lead to the Asylum Point Lighthouse that overlooks South Asylum Bay.
Locals love walking their dogs at Millers Bay Restoration Site.
Menominee Park is a popular spot for locals to enjoy biking.
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Biking from Murdock to Main
Woodland Park is located 2 miles north of downtown Oshkosh. GO Transit bus stops are within walking distance, peppered along Evans Street, Murdock Avenue and Bowen Street. Alternatively, bikeable routes interconnect throughout the city, stretching from Murdock to Main. The nearest emergency room is located at Aurora Medical Center Oshkosh, about 5 miles west along State Route 21. Commuters rely on Interstate 41 when heading 21 miles to Appleton or, even farther, Green Bay—a 51-mile trip. While hobby pilots and private jet owners can take off at the public-use Wittman Regional Airport about 5 miles away, most folks book commercial flights for vacation and work out of Appleton International Airport 20 miles to the north.
GO Transit bus stops are located throughout the Woodland Park neighborhood for easy commuting.
Interstate 41 is the main route for Woodland Park residents to reach Appleton and Green Bay.
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A walkable Mediterranean market and go-to Oshkosh eats
The Pick ‘n Save is a popular grocery store located a mile west of the neighborhood at the intersection of Jackson Street and Murdock Avenue. Other shopping and dining options line the way, including Piggly Wiggly and the Chalice, a locally owned bar-restaurant serving hearty American fare. Additionally, Oshkosh Mediterranean Food Market is walkable from most homes in the neighborhood, offering spices, pitas and other goods. Downtown Oshkosh encompasses Main Street’s many boutiques and eateries, just 2 miles south. Pilora’s Café is laid-back, serving light Mediterranean brunch plates paired with fresh coffee and kombucha bottled in-house. Wagner Market is a go-to butcher and grocer known for their uniquely flavored brats—including gummy bear and raspberry chipotle. Browsing more than 100 Wisconsin cheeses and a broad craft beer selection, Wagner regulars flock to the shelves seven days a week.
At the nearby Pick 'n Save, Woodland Park residents can get fresh produce.
Pilora's Cafe near Woodland Park is a popular breakfast spot to start the day.
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Wisconsin communion at Battle on Bago
Each February, competitors line the trails of Menominee Park for Battle on Bago, the city’s iconic ice fishing tournament. “Fishing is massive here, and Wisconsin is definitely known for drinking and partying,” Brehmer says. “During the tournament, it’s not unusual to stop around Lake Winnebago’s shanties and have a Jell-O shot at 8 a.m. We call that Wisconsin communion.” Later in the year, guests pack the park for Independence Day fireworks on Millers Bay. Woodland Park residents can walk less than a mile on Murdock Avenue to reach Ames Point, one of the best spots on the bay to catch the show. EAA AirVenture is considered the largest gathering of aviation enthusiasts in the world, and it takes place each summer at Wittman Regional Airport. There, visitors can check out air shows, workshops and interactive displays throughout the week.
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Parks in this Area
Menominee Park
Millers Bay Restoration Site
Asylum Point Park
Transit
Airport
Appleton International
29 min drive
Bus
Mallard Ave & Evans St
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Grove St. & Murdock Ave.
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Northpoint Medical Center
Bus
Bowen St. & Mallard Ave.
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1840 Evans St
Woodland Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Woodland Park, Oshkosh sell after 106 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Woodland Park, Oshkosh over the last 12 months is $489,362.
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
838
Median Age
41
Population Density
15 ppl/acre
Population under 18
24.2%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
23.5%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$69,299
On par with the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$91,700
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
93.7%
College Graduates
42.3%
Above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
16.4%
% Population in Labor Force
74.2%
Above the national average
65.1%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
31''
Average Winter Low Temperature
12°F
Average Summer High Temperature
81°F
Annual Snowfall
52''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
43/ 100
Somewhat Walkable
Walk Score®
52/ 100
Some Transit
Transit Score®
32/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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