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Active exurb and bedroom community miles north of Twin Cities
The furious rumbling of motorcycles occasionally fills the air during summers in Wyoming, Minnesota. Those rides are just some of the activities in this bedroom community located about a half-hour north of the Twin Cities. Along with neighbor Forest Lake, Wyoming offers an outdoor-friendly exurb, mainly due to the area’s numerous lakes and fishing holes.
“I’m fond of it just because of the diversity. You can ride your dirt bikes on your personal property, you can shoot guns, you can make endless noise and then irritate some of the people who moved out of the cities to be in the peace and quiet,” quips Mike Haseltine, a native of the area and the founding pastor of Wyoming’s Maranatha Assembly of God church.
Green Lake is one of many recreational waterways that surround Wyoming.
Wyoming's various neighborhoods are never far from a fun and adventurous park.
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Ranch-style and bi-level homes on spacious lots
Many homes here are tucked between groups of mature trees. Lots here also provide extra room, especially on the city’s rural lands. The housing here includes ranch-style homes, bi-levels and a few communities of manufactured homes. Depending on a loose mix of home size and acreage, costs primarily run between $300,000 and $650,000. Wyoming’s median price of nearly $400,000 falls slightly below the national median but, respectively, stands about $70,000 and $75,000 above those of the Twin Cities.
New developments featuring manufactured homes are being built in southern Wyoming.
Bi-level homes are common in the older neighborhoods in Wyoming.
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Boating and fishing around Wyoming
Green, Chisago and Forest lakes are some of the most prominent sites in the area. The lakes draw boaters and anglers who will find largemouth bass, walleye and crappie. The city’s green spaces include Goodview Park, which boasts an open field, playground equipment and skating ramps. Spanning 21 miles, the Sunrise Prairie Regional Trail connects the city to its neighbors.
The Maranatha Assembly of God also has a weight room and offers karate and boxing. Like much of the Twin Cities area, Wyoming keeps an outdoor ice rink. The city has also been raising funds for its Railroad Park project, which will add walking paths and a veterans’ memorial.
Goodview Park in Wyoming has an expansive greenspace for activities, playground, and skate park.
The Sunrise Prairie Regional Trail spans 21 miles and runs through the heart of Wyoming.
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Halloween’s Sugar Rush and bike shows
Annual events include May’s Bike Rodeo and August’s public safety-themed Night to Unite. Around Halloween, the Maranatha Assembly of God hosts Sugar Rush. The event typically draws over 1,000 people and invites children to play dozens of games for candy. June’s Blessing of the Bikes sees motorcyclists ride through the church’s parking lot and lobby. The church follows up the biking event with an August car show that usually brings out a few thousand people. The institution will even pour a patch of concrete to allow the cars to do burnouts.
Wyoming's Goodview Park hosts the public safety-themed Night to Unite every August.
Annual events, like Sugar Rush and Blessing of the Bikes, take place at The Maranatha Assembly of God Church in Wyoming.
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Pizza, take-out and more options off the shore of Forest Lake
Wyoming’s shopping and dining scene mainly revolves around Viking and Forest boulevards, where foodies will find some chain brands and local favorites like Linwood Pizza and Tasty Asia Take-Out. A few miles south, Forest Lake offers more options. The establishments near the shore include cafes and eateries serving Latin cuisines, steaks and gourmet pub fare. Forest Lake also offers more shopping options, as seen by the presence of chains like Walmart and Target.
Enjoy authentic Asian cuisine at Tasty Asia Take-Out in Wyoming.
Wyoming residents can travel only a few miles south to shop big-box stores like Walmart in Forest Lake.
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Rosenbauer’s Wyoming plant
The city’s industrial area south of Viking Boulevard has several boating businesses. Rosenbauer, a leading builder of fire trucks, also has a plant in this part of Wyoming. The M Health Fairview Lakes Medical Center provides hospital services.
Wyoming has steadily grown over the decades, occasionally seeing significant population jump. The latest U.S. Census estimate shows the city has a population of 8,116, which is only a slight increase from 2020. However, its population in 2010 went up by 155%. Haseltine believes the city’s size and location are among its draws. “It’s still small enough to where you get a sense of community when you’re here,” he says. “You can still be kind of out in the woods, but you’re not desolate.”
Interstate 35 passes through Wyoming, providing a direct route toward the Twin Cities. The Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport is the region’s hub for commercial flights.
Access to Forest Lake and North Branch area schools
The Forest Lake Area Schools district covers most of Wyoming, and it gets a B from Niche. Wyoming Elementary is part of the district, while Forest Lake Area middle and high schools serve the city. The North Branch Area Public Schools district covers a pocket of the city around the Sunrise River, and the division gets a B from Niche. The Sunrise River School and the North Branch Area middle and high schools serve this part of the city.
Wyoming Elementary School resides within the city and ranks as the third best public elementary school in Chisago County.
Forest Lake Area High School ranks above average and enrolls nearly 2,000 students.
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Important to know
Prospective buyers should anticipate frigid winters with snow that typically falls between November and April. National Weather Service shows the area averages 51 inches of snow a year, well above many parts of the country.
Wyoming has seen some jumps and dips in crime since the 2010s, with a recent drop occurring in 2023, according to the latest FBI stats. Wyoming’s total crime rates are a few points lower than Minnesota’s, which is about three times lower than Minneapolis’.
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