Willard, MO Reviews


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Willard, Missouri is a small town located just south of Springfield. This quaint town has a population of about 6,000 and offers some wonderful activities for visitors. From its historic downtown area to its abundance of outdoor recreation opportunities, Willard has something for everyone. The city is known for having excellent local schools, plenty of shopping and dining options, as well as a variety of local attractions. Visitors often rave about the friendly atmosphere in the town and the picturesque views that can be found throughout. The city also has a rich history that makes it an interesting destination for those looking to explore the area’s past. Locals and visitors alike often enjoy visiting Willard’s various parks and riverside trails, while they take in the stunning views of nature all around them. As far as reviews go, many visitors find themselves quickly falling in love with this small-town charm and appreciate all it has to offer!

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I love Willard - 12/25/2021
I’ve lived here for 1 year and I love it. It is such a great small town to live in. People are so friendly and nice. The post office has the nicest people working there. I love eating at Naomi’s, the food is great and not too expensive. The owners Lori and Adam are great people. Willard is a quiet Read More

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willard is a great town - 10/31/2007
in response to Allison's comments......I have lived in several states from Southern CA, to Atlanta,GA, Orlando,FL and Nashville,TN to name a few and I have found it hard to find a place I like as much as Willard. This is a town where you can raise your children in a healthy, happy atmosphere. My son goes to Willard East and I have been very happy with his education. The community is full of nice, GENUINE, down to earth people that are friendly and educated. Downtown is tiny, but I shop often at the local store, Murfins, and have always found it to be clean, and well stocked and friendly. Yes, they are not a Walmart so they don't sell everything there, but it's a GROCERY STORE!!! There is also a local branch of a large bank and they even have extended hours that cater to the community, try finding that in a bigger place. And there is a SONIC, which has been here for about 5 years and now a McDonalds as well.
Here's another thing.... they are smart enough to build new schools Read More

Willard is a big growing city. - 12/18/2006
Dont listen to the other commets, Willard had now a Mc Donalds, and is looking at finding more. Willard is a huge place to find land. That will be developed very soon. Willard is bigger than ROGERSVILLE ASH GROVE AND WALNUT Read More

This place is not anything special... or even clos - 7/23/2006
Sure, there are the people who've lived here their entire life who insist this is perfect, small-town America. It's not. They only think it is because they've never been able to move anywhere else. It's not aesthetically pleasing at all. It's full of people living in small, poorly built homes. The school is large for the area and takes in some of North Springfield. The town is really backward concerning planning and development. They haven't allowed fast food or other chain establishments for years so as not to hurt the "small town charm" Willard supposedly has. Too bad there wasn't any of that to begin with. Nothing but a very depressing little strip that used to be downtown. There are some dirty old buildings that house a few low class restuarants, etc. There is no shopping except for a terrible grocery store where you're lucky if they carry staples like bananas and milk. It's just far enough to drive to Springfield for it to be a pain in your butt. Then you have to Read More

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