Places to Eat and Stay

The Town of Wheatland is a small jewel located in southwestern Monroe County, in the western portion of New York State. Wheatland has a distinctive blend of historic character and modern day life that makes it a great place to live, work, and play. Wheatland offers a wonderful combination of rural and village life for residents and visitors alike.

The Town of Wheatland features many local points of interest that include beautiful public parks, picturesque places to see, exciting and fun things to do, quaint places to stay, excellent places to eat and a full suite of essential local services.  No matter the season, there’s something for everyone in Wheatland. With several beautiful parks and miles of the Genesee Valley Greenway to explore in the Town of Wheatland, outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy many healthy activities including: hiking, biking, running , snowmobiling, snowshoeing, or cross-country skiing. The Oatka creek offers some of the top trout fishing in the State. The Genesee Country Village and Museum is one of the largest historical living museum in the United States, making it a featured tourist attraction in Wheatland. Whether you live in the western New York State region or are just visiting the area, be sure to come and enjoy a day in the Town of Wheatland!