Neighborhoods near Wisconsin Rapids Area Middle School in Wisconsin Rapids, WI

Plover, WI, an agricultural village, boasts the World's Largest Potato Masher and extensive green spaces. The Food + Farm Exploration Center and parks offer recreation. Highly rated schools enhance its family-friendly atmosphere.

Wisconsin has plenty of lakes, but Lake Wazeecha distinguishes itself among the state’s lakeside communities. “We have the state water ski show, and it’s all the teams from different towns who come to compete,” says Realtor Weston Meyer with NextHome Partners. “People come from all over the state.” The Wisconsin Rapids Aqua Skiers host the

Despite its location between Wisconsin Rapids and Nekoosa, Saratoga Town offers a quiet atmosphere where people can have both riverfront living and a rural setting. The Wisconsin River flows along its western side, separating it from Nekoosa, while the western side fades into farms and fields. “In Saratoga, you’re between everything, but you’re

The Village of Biron first started as a lumber town, building the sawmill along the Wisconsin River in 1839. Eventually, it turned into a paper mill, which it still is today, functioning as a major employer for the community. Additionally, the river also offers boating and fishing opportunities, drawing in homebuyers looking to live closer to the

The Wisconsin River splits the Village of Port Edwards in two, creating two distinct sides across either side of the river. On the west side, Port Edwards is a retired paper mill town, where the last mill closed in 2008. A handful of local restaurants and organizations support the community, while nearby Wisconsin Rapids and Nekoosa offer

Wisconsin Rapids, WI, split by the Wisconsin River, offers affordable living and outdoor recreation. Residents enjoy the Cranberry Blossom Festival, Lunch by the River, and Wisconsin Rafters baseball games.