Who Lives Here

The people of Wheatland are an independent breed, enjoying their close ties with nature and their community's place in the history of the region. Many buildings in the area date back to the 1800's; and locals are proud to keep them maintained properly for the next generation.

Essentials

Antique shops, a bed and breakfast, farm markets, grocery stores, hair salons and family owned restaurants can be found in Wheatland. The Senior Center at 22 Man Street in Scottsville provides lunch and special activities.

Recreation & Entertainment

Tubing on Oatka Creek is a local favorite; as are hiking and fishing. The Oatka, as a matter of fact, is one of the best trout fishing streams in the state. The NYS Greenway passes through Wheatland, and from it, you can follow trails for miles - all year long. A few locally owned restaurants are found in the area, mostly along Scottsville Road, to provide a night out or a quick afternoon bite.

Transportation & Traffic

Scottsville Mumford Road and North Road cut across the region with Union Street and Wheatland Center Road, as well as River Road, being the other main arteries. The area is sparsely populated, so roads are generally free from congestion.

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