We are a 36 square mile (6mi x 6 mi) rural area in the northeastern part of Waushara County.  Not too long ago, we celebrated our Sesquicentennial.  A few dairy farms are still in operation as well as a number of Christmas tree plantations.

In “downtown” Saxeville, the U.S. Post Office remains open daily.  Where County Highways A, W, and TT meet, the Crossroads Diner is a popular meeting place that enjoys a brisk breakfast and lunch business.  The Saxeville/Springwater Volunteer Fire Department, the original Town Hall, School House, General Store and Mimi’s Beauty Salon are in the same area.

Going west on Portage Street you will find the well-known Ding Tavern set beside the rippling Pine River…and a bit further west the Springwater Volunteer Covered Bridge and Park.

The nearly 1000 folks who live here consider this their special place to enjoy life, raise a family or retire.  Appleton and Oshkosh are only a 45 minute drive with Waupaca (12 miles) and Wild Rose (8 miles) nearby.  We have been blessed with an abundance of wild life, forests and pristine waters.

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