Eau Claire, located in Wisconsin, offers convenient access to nearby highways such as I-94, making regional travel straightforward. Parking options are generally easy to find throughout the postal city. The area supports cycling with infrastructure that encourages this mode of transportation. Residents have access to around 20 grocery stores and over 200 restaurants, providing a wide variety of dining and shopping choices. Education options are readily accessible, including both public and private primary and secondary schools close to residential areas. The postal city features predominantly single detached homes and duplexes built mostly since 1976, offering peaceful surroundings with low traffic noise.
Eau Claire offers a relaxed atmosphere. The noise levels in Eau Claire are very low, as the streets are usually very calm.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Located at 4433 Oakwood Hills Parkway, this neighborhood park features a children’s playset and, in winter, an ice rink that’s popular for skiing, sledding, and snowboarding—making it a seasonal outdoor recreation hub right within Oakwood Hills.
Oakwood Hills spans more than 800 acres of modern residential neighborhoods nestled in tree‑covered hills, offering serene, lush surroundings and convenient access to I‑94 and State Highway 53 that define its tranquil yet well‑connected character.
At 4316 Oakwood Hills Parkway, this independent senior living community offers amenities like restaurant‑style dining, a fitness center, library, TV lounge, walking paths, and private dining, serving as a vibrant social and supportive resource for older residents.
Situated at 4222 Oakwood Hills Parkway, the West Girl Scout Center offers a versatile venue for community gatherings and troop events, fostering local engagement and youth programming right in the heart of the neighborhood.
Just across the street from the Oakwood Hills neighborhood lies a bustling retail corridor anchored by Oakwood Mall and a variety of shopping, dining, and service amenities—providing residents with immediate access to day‑to‑day conveniences.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A vibrant evening perfect for Oakwood Hills residents and their families—join a free outdoor movie, glow zumba, silent disco, campus games, s’mores, and a lively community atmosphere as UW‑Eau Claire kicks off the semester.
View event details →Celebrate Wisconsin’s beautiful fall with over 100 vendors, food trucks, live music, and kids’ activities—ideal for families in Oakwood Hills looking for local culture, shopping, and seasonal fun just minutes away.
View event details →This neighborhood fundraiser offers live music, food trucks, and family fun while supporting new restroom facilities at Mt. Simon Park—a great way for locals to enjoy community spirit and improve nearby green space.
View event details →Musically inclined teens in Oakwood Hills can build leadership and ensemble‑direction skills in this immersive choral workshop led by UWEC faculty—a meaningful creative outlet for youth nearby.
View event details →Support regional artisans and farmers at this fall makers’ market—just a short drive from Oakwood Hills—for seasonal shopping, local goods, and community connection.
View event details →An upbeat evening of live music, charcuterie, cocktails and local stories—Oakwood Hills adults can enjoy a fun night out while supporting Girls on the Run and hearing inspiring community tales.
View event details →Stories, updates, and things to know in Oakwood Hills
Local characteristics and demographics for Oakwood Hills
