What makes Woodland unique?

Woodland is one of the smallest cities in Hennepin County, spanning under one square mile yet including several miles of Lake Minnetonka shoreline. With roughly 500 residents, it offers a quiet, private residential lifestyle, with many homes on spacious lots along Wayzata Bay, which holds an A water quality rating from the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District. Notable spots include Woolsey Pond, the historic Assembly Grounds with shared lakeshore, and the Maplewoods estate area, known for its mature maple woodland.

Does Woodland have shops or restaurants?

No. Woodland has no retail shops or restaurants within city limits; its character is entirely residential. For shopping and dining, residents visit nearby communities such as Wayzata and Deephaven.

How safe is Woodland, MN?

Woodland is a very safe, quiet residential community and one of the higher-income communities in Minnesota. As a small city with few through-roads, it sees little crime and maintains a private, low-traffic setting.

What school district serves Woodland?

Woodland is served by the Minnetonka Public School District, one of the highest-performing districts in Minnesota. It serves families in all or part of 10 communities and also welcomes students from other districts through the state's Open Enrollment program.

Does Woodland offer municipal boat slips?

The City of Woodland does not provide municipal boat slips. Residents may apply through the City of Excelsior's municipal dock program, whose waitlist prioritizes Excelsior residents first, followed by residents of School District #276, and then other Hennepin County residents.