Fort McCoy, WI - Nearby Cities

Tomah, WI
Tomah is a city of 8,400 people and is located in Monroe County, Wisconsin. The town was incorporated in 1883 and is home to 9 public schools, 7 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. Located just 13 miles from the Fort McCoy military installation, the town offers a short commute to work for those military personnel and their families who are looking to relocate to the area.

Homes for sale in the area start at $152,000 for a 3 bedroom, 2 bath residence. Rental properties such as apartments are also available starting at a monthly rent of $510 for a 1 bedroom, 1 bath unit. For those visitors looking for temporary lodging, local hotels such as the Holiday Inn and the EconoLodge offer accommodations including high speed internet access and complimentary breakfasts. Nightly rates start at $55.

Local attractions include the Whitetail Crossing Casino which offers table games and slot machines as well as a snack bar. For golf enthusiasts, the nearby Holiday Lodge Golf Resort, the Hiawatha Golf Club, and the VA Hospital Golf Course offer medium-sized greens on 18-hole regulation courses that will challenge any level of player. Golf equipment rentals, lessons, and a pro shop are also provided.

Sparta, WI
Sparta is a small town of 8,600 people that is also the county seat of Monroe County, Wisconsin. The town enjoys a temperate climate since it is located in the upper Midwest portion of the state. The main headquarters of Century Foods, Spartek, McPhersons Guitars, and Multistack also call Sparta home. Located just 12 miles from the Fort McCoy military installation, the town offers a more laid-back environment for those military personnel looking for a more permanent place to live.

Homes for sale in the area start at $169,000 for a 3 bedroom, 2 bath residence. Rental properties such as apartments are also available starting at a monthly rent of $470 for a 1 bedroom, 1 bath unit. For those visitors looking for temporary lodging, local hotels such as the Country Inn and Suites and the Best Nights Inn offer accommodations including high speed internet access and complimentary breakfasts. Nightly rates start at $99.

Local attractions include the Little Falls Railroad and Doll Museum which offers model trains in a complex layout. Included in the museum are Madam Alexander dolls including all the President's First Ladies' dolls. There is also a Toddler's Trike Trail for young tots where visitors can borrow a trike or bring one from home. Sparta also offers many picturesque parks that are available for hiking, biking, picnicking, and nature walks. Fishing and hunting are also available as well as award-winning golf courses.

Oakdale, WI
Oakdale is small town of 297 people located in Monroe County, Wisconsin. The village covers less than a square mile, and none of it is covered by water. Located just 18 miles from the McCoy military installation, the town offers a quiet, rural setting for those military personnel and their families who are looking to relocate to the area. With much larger cities a short drive away, the town offers a "best of both worlds" opportunity in which to live in that small town community but have nearby entertainment venues close by.

Homes for sale in the area start at $159,000 for a 3 bedroom, 2 bath residence. Rental properties such as apartments are also available starting at a monthly rent of $470 for a 1 bedroom, 1 bath unit. For those visitors looking for temporary lodging, local hotels such as the Comfort Inn and the Cranberry Country Lodge offer accommodations including high speed internet access and complimentary breakfasts. Nightly rates start at $80.

Local attractions include the Little Falls Railroad and Doll Museum which offers model trains in a complex layout. Included in the museum are Madam Alexander dolls including all the President's First Ladies' dolls. For golf enthusiasts, the nearby Holiday Lodge Golf Resort, the Hiawatha Golf Club, and the VA Hospital Golf Course offer medium-sized greens on 18-hole regulation courses that will challenge any level of player.

Rockland, WI
Rockland is a small community with a population of 628 people. The town is located along the La Crosse River and occupies about half a square mile of land. Located just 18 miles from the Fort McCoy military installation, the town offers small-town living in a rural setting. Military personnel and civilians who work on the nearby base will find the peaceful environment a great place to settle down.

Homes for sale in the area start at $155,000 for a 3 bedroom, 2 bath residence. Rental properties such as apartments are also available starting at a monthly rent of $653 for a 1 bedroom, 1 bath unit. For those visitors looking for temporary lodging, local hotels such as the Comfort Inn and the Cobblestone Inn and Suites offer accommodations including high speed internet access and complimentary breakfasts. Nightly rates start at $80.

Local attractions include the Whitetail Crossing Casino which offers table games and slot machines as well as a snack bar. For golf enthusiasts, the nearby Holiday Lodge Golf Resort, the Hiawatha Golf Club, and the VA Hospital Golf Course offer medium-sized greens on 18-hole regulation courses that will challenge any level of player. Golf equipment rentals, lessons, and a pro shop are also provided.

West Salem, WI
West Salem is located in La Crosse County, Wisconsin, and was originally established when a train station for the Milwaukee and La Cross Railway was built in the town. The town has a current population of 4,800 people, and the median income is $43,000 annually. Located just 27 miles from the Fort McCoy military installation, the town is a prime location for new residents who are looking for a place to live off base.

Homes for sale in the area start at $235,000 for a 3 bedroom, 2 bath residence. Rental properties such as apartments are also available starting at a monthly rent of $535 for a 1 bedroom, 1 bath unit. For those visitors looking for temporary lodging, local hotels such as the Hampton Inn and the Stoney Creek Inn offer accommodations including high speed internet access and complimentary breakfasts. Nightly rates start at $75.

Local attractions include the Hidden Trails Corn Maze is a nine-acre cornfield with four miles of paths containing numerous circles and dead ends. It provides a fun challenge for the whole family, but it is better suited to kids over 9 years of age. The nearby Neshonoc Lakeside Camp-Resort is great fun for outdoor enthusiasts. It offers RV hookups, camping sites, hot tub, showings, swimming, and numerous beach activities. Pets are welcome and there is even internet access on-site.

Warrens, WI
Warrens is a small community of 286 people located in Monroe County, Wisconsin. The median income in the town is $29,600 annually. Every year the town has over 100,000 visitors during the annual Warrens Cranberry Festival in September. The festival features over 100 farmer's market booths, and over 800 arts and crafts vendors. The parade features Wisconsin's largest marching band. Located just 19 miles from the McCoy military installation, the town offers a rural and thriving community in which to live.

Homes for sale in the area start at $143,000 for a 3 bedroom, 2 bath residence. Rental properties such as apartments are also available starting at a monthly rent of $404 for a 1 bedroom, 1 bath unit. For those visitors looking for temporary lodging, local hotels such as the Three Bears Lodge and the Highway 21 Motel offer accommodations including high speed internet access. Nightly rates start at $55.

Local attractions include the Cranberry Discovery Center which offers exhibits that help promote and educate visitors on the local cranberry industry. The center offers interactive displays that allow visitors to experience the harvesting of the state's number one fruit crop. The center is open 7 days a week and features a taste test kitchen. There are currently over 2,000 acres of cranberry marshes in the state. Many outdoor activities are available in Warrens including hiking, fishing, horseback riding, kayaking and boating. Winter sports are also available during the winter season and include horse-drawn bobsled rides, snowshoeing, and tubing.