5 Reasons Why You May Not Want to Move to Hayward, WI Full Time
Welcome to Living in Hayward, WI, your go-to channel for insightful real estate videos! In this episode, I, Audrey Miller, will be shedding light on the lesser-discussed aspects of Hayward, WI, that may not make it an ideal full-time residence for everyone. It's crucial to have a comprehensive understanding of a place before making a big decision like relocating, and that's exactly what we're here for.
In this video, we'll explore five reasons why Hayward, WI might not be the perfect fit for everyone. From climate considerations to local amenities, we aim to provide you with a balanced perspective to help you make informed decisions about your potential move.
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Born and raised in Hayward, graduated in 1976. I miss it very much
We’ve lived in Hayward for 14 years and you are right on reasons not to live in Hayward.We live on Round lake and it’s beautiful, especially in the spring, summer and fall. The best thing for us is the slower pace of life. We get culture shock when we go to the Twin Cities, with the traffic and big city vibe. Variety is the biggest challenge. Restaurants, shopping, entertainment definitely are limited in this area.
@rickydiggler7950
27 күн бұрын
Nobody likes you liberals around here anyway
The Lumber Jack Show is pretty good theater and the fishing museum is my favorite museum in any part of the country. I love it there but the winter is a bit much for me.
Restaurants?, Ranch Supper Club tops the list.
Audrey, I left Hayward in 1982, how are today’s medical services in the Hayward area?
@LivingInHaywardWI-iq7dq
2 ай бұрын
Hello, Mark. The medical services in Hayward are very good and they are always added new doctors and expanding the medical facilities and hospital. But they still refer out and send people to Duluth for more major concerns or issues.
Wish I’d found this 3 yrs ago.
My dad's family is from Hurley Wisconsin. The old time preachers used to admonish The congregation to beware of " Hurley, Hayward and Hell". You love it if you like lumberjacks and Muskie fishing.
Hayward is great. It needs a super Walmart and another fast food chain like Wendy's or something
@georgiafrye2815
Күн бұрын
We already have a SuperWalmart, although small. Hardees and KFC were here have left.
@rickydiggler7950
Күн бұрын
@@georgiafrye2815 The Walmart in Rice lake and the Minocqua location is considered a super Walmart. Hayward's is definitely way smaller. Trust me. But yeah Hardees and KFC are long gone
When I was growing up, everyone including my grandparents came to vacation in the area to get a taste of the north woods. It really isn’t like that anymore, everyone who has lake front property wants to urbanize everything. Shoreline modifications, people who want to mow their lawns and fertilize them right up to the waters edge -it’s awful. The Hayward area is losing its north woods charm. Just as my grandfather predicted, most lakes in the area are starting to look like the ones in the southern part of the state, with hardly any natural shoreline left. Invasive weed species like milfoil now found in nearly every one of the larger lakes that have public boat launch, and algae blooms are getting worse and more frequent. People just don’t understand, if you want to urbanize these lakes, it will eventually ruin them. If you want to stay away from crowds, and want some real peace and quiet, don’t come to Hayward. There are still other lake areas in northern Wisconsin that are not as crowded.
@rickydiggler7950
Күн бұрын
The Chippewa flowage is still 90% untouched as far as shoreline development. You must be referring to Round lake and a few others