The Wildwood Trail is a seven-mile off-road hiking, biking and snowmobiling trail on a former railroad right-of-way, which runs from the Village of Woodville south to the St. Croix/Pierce County line, through the Town of Eau Galle. St. Croix County’s rolling hillsides provide an excellent terrain for bicycle riding. The County’s unusual vistas from lakes to rivers to farmland and pastureland provide scenic variety. Town and county roads provide interesting alternatives for bicyclists locally and for those staying at the city, county, state or federal camping facilities in and near the county.

The Float-Rite Amphitheatre on the Apple River in Somerset is just about as good as it gets for a mid-summer concert, featuring national artists. It boasts reserved chairs going from the stage all the way back to the grassy slope, with food concession booths to the right of the stage. The general admission area begins at the grassy slope to the left of the stage and continues 2/3 of the way around the amphitheater.

The Somerset Youth Civic Center / Archie Montpetit Memorial Ice Arena at 529 Main Street is a focal center for many area events and tournaments. The Village of Somerset also offers several parks for the public to enjoy. Among them are Larry Forrest Memorial Park. This park contains play ground equipment, basketball courts, softball/baseball fields, a walking trail, picnic shelter/tables, and restroom facilities. Veteran’s Memorial Park, located off of Hud Street, also has play ground equipment, a basketball court and tennis court. In addition this park has picnic and restroom facilities. Village Park has baseball/softball fields and picnic areas. There is a walking trail and a footbridge across the Apple River.