Why Live in Lakewood
Lakewood, a small community in northern Wisconsin, is nestled in the southeast end of the Chequamegon Nicolet National Forest, offering a rustic and leisurely lifestyle. The area is known for its abundant outdoor recreation, with winding trails and numerous lakes making it a popular spot for vacations and day trips. Residents enjoy a variety of events hosted by local organizations, as well as dining at beloved restaurants and shopping at vibrant businesses along State Highway 32. Housing options in Lakewood include custom homes on large lots, with styles ranging from log cabins and ranch-style homes to luxurious golf course residences, mostly built between the 1960s and early 2000s. Local businesses include smaller retailers and independent restaurants, such as Sandtrap Bar & Grill and Northern D’Lites, with larger retail options available in Antigo, 40 miles west. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the Nicolet Trail by ATV or UTV, enjoy snowmobiling in winter, or partake in fishing, kayaking, and boating at nearby lakes. The McCauslin Brook Golf Course and Country Club offers an 18-hole layout and an onsite restaurant, while the Heritage Golf Park provides a driving range and mini-golf. Lakewood is 76 miles north of Green Bay, with primary highways being County Highway F and Wisconsin Route 32. For medical emergencies, HSHS St. Clare Memorial Hospital is 45 miles southeast in Oconto Falls, and Green Bay Austin Straubel International Airport is 70 miles southeast. Annual celebrations include Mardi Gras, the Fourth of July Parade, and the Lakes Country Arts & Crafts Show.
