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Tomah, WI is a small city nestled in the heart of Wisconsin's Monroe County. It is known for its rich history, outdoor activities, and dedication to providing a classic Midwest lifestyle. With a population of just over 9,000 people, Tomah offers up plenty of opportunities for visitors to explore and enjoy the area’s attractions. From its famous festivals to its abundance of parks and lakes, Tomah has something for everyone.
The reviews of Tomah are consistently positive with many claiming that it’s one of the best places to live in Wisconsin. Residents rave about the beautiful scenery throughout the countryside and say that it’s easy to find activities both indoors and outdoors to keep them occupied. Locals also appreciate how easily they can access nearby bigger cities such as Madison or La Crosse thanks to I-90 which runs through town. Those who have visited Tomah agree that it is a truly special place with plenty of things to discover and experience during their stay.
based on 5 ReviewsGet to know Tomah with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Tomah
Tomah! Rural Living at it's finest. - 10/23/2013
Tomah is a perfect town if you enjoy a rural lifestyle and rural activities. One person's cultural activites are not another's. They do have a community theater which hosts several plays every year. In the summer months they have family night in the park where the city host a family event, movies, etc. Tomah is located in the heart of Cranberry country and nearby Warrens host an annual Cranfest which draws visitors from around the US. Nearby Camp Douglas is home to Mill Bluff State Park which features a scenic bluff that visitors are able to climb and enjoy the view from the top. The Elroy-Sparta bike trail runs through Tomah. Nearby Milston has miles of trails on state owned land for 4-wheelers to explore. For the hunter there is an abundance of state owned land in the area that is open to public hunting. In the winter months numerous residents take advantage of the many snowmobile trails throughout the area as well as snowshoeing, and cross country skiing, and ice fishing on
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Tomah enjoys a rich and varied rural lifestyle cul - 10/23/2013
Tomah is a perfect town if you enjoy a rural lifestyle and rural activities. One person's cultural activites are not another's. They do have a community theater which hosts several plays every year. In the summer months they have family night in the park where the city host a family event, movies, etc. Tomah is located in the heart of Cranberry country and nearby Warrens host an annual Cranfest which draws visitors from around the US. Nearby Camp Douglas is home to Mill Bluff State Park which features a scenic bluff that visitors are able to climb and enjoy the view from the top. The Elroy-Sparta bike trail runs through Tomah. Nearby Milston has miles of trails on state owned land for 4-wheelers to explore. For the hunter there is an abundance of state owned land in the area that is open to public hunting. In the winter months numerous residents take advantage of the many snowmobile trails throughout the area as well as snowshoeing, and cross country skiing, and ice fishing on
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Why? - 4/25/2011
I can not understand why anyone would want to live in Tomah. Perhaps if you like to drink too much and owned a tavern and did some favors for people it would make sense in a convoluted
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Tomah Wisconsin - 6/23/2006
Tomah has a lake. There are recreational activities within 50 mile radius; Wisconsin Dells, Devils Lake. Tomah itself has no cultural activities of any significance. One decent restaurant opened in 2006, fast food joints are plenty. The municipality of Tomah has old school fellers on the council. The school system is nothing to write home about. The town has a significant transient, Fort McCoy connected, employees, who typically live in apartments in Tomah or nearby Sparta. Fort McCoy, an army base is on the outskirts of the town. Winters are harsh and long. Summers can be fleeting. The town has a small hospital and two outreach clinics that provide basic and intermediate level health care. The nearest urban area is LaCrosse, 40 miles
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There's a Wal Mart here - 6/4/2006
Unless you have family roots and connections to this town, there is no strong reason for living here. The town has a VAMC, which has its own bureaucratic and cronyism issues. Walmart is an another major employer. Toro and Cardinal Glass employ the local blue collared fellers. The town has many
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