Welcome to the Village of Wild Rose,
located in Waushara County, Wisconsin! 

We invite you to send us your digital pictures of Wild Rose.
If we like them, you might see them here on our home page!

Workers from the US Census 2010 are verifying data as the first phase of the census of the US population scheduled to take place April 1, 2010.  How do you tell a census worker from a con artist?  Get tips from the Village of Wild Rose Police Chief Russell Saunders.

You have found the official website for the Village of Wild Rose, Wisconsin! We continually update information for you, so check back often!

It's winter in central Wisconsin and that means fun in the snow.  The Village of Wild Rose welcomes snowmobilers.  Numerous trails intersect the village allowing access to our great restaurants and permitting pit stops for gas and other goodies!  Please see information on our Recreation and Tourist Attractions and Area Businesses pages for services available for you.  The Village also encourages all snowmobilers to join and support your local chapter of the Association of Wisconsin Snowmobilers Clubs.

Wild Rose is also close to Nordic Mountain, providing great downhill skiing, tubing, and snow boarding.  Details and conditions of their many runs are updated daily.

Wild Rose is a great starting point whether you are planning the perfect vacation or are looking for business opportunities in the central Wisconsin area, let us be your guide.

Planning a vacation with water in mind? We have some of the best lakes for fishing and recreation in the area. Wild Rose is central to over a dozen clear, fresh water lakes with sandy beaches and miles of rivers and creeks ideal for fishing, many with public access for swimming and boat launch facilities.

Our cold, spring-fed creeks and rivers provide fishing and canoeing opportunities. Justifiably, the importance of these waterways in the Wild Rose area are so integral to the Wisconsin fishing industry, the Wisconsin DNR located its cool/cold water fish hatchery here shortly after 1900. Major renovations to this fish hatchery in the Fall of 2008 include a brand-new Visitor Center. The grand opening featured Wisconsin artists working on themes and artistic interpretations of global warming. Self-guided tours of exhibits and facilities are available, so come point out the "big one" that got away!

Looking for good hunting? Public hunting areas abound in the Wild Rose area.

All types of vacations are possible, whether you are looking for a great place to eat with outdoor dining overlooking our scenic Mill Pond or a comfortable hotel, camping facilities, or a lake cottage rental in which to relax after a day of snowmobiling over 30 miles of groomed trails.

Looking to expand your business? Wild Rose has an industrial park located just off State Hwy 22, centrally located within an hour of 3 identified major state metropolitan areas with populations of more than 50,000. 

Or maybe you are a summer resident who just wants to get that leaky faucet replace or replace the carpet in the guest room.  We can give you a heads up on a local craftsman.

Are you a history buff? Settled by Welsh immigrants in the mid-1850s, Wild Rose has a unique cultural history preserved at the village’s Historical Society’s Pioneer Hall.

Whatever your interest, our local links will get you to where ever you want to be!