entryille

Entryville is a small, unincorporated community located in the northeastern part of Willow Creek County. It is situated along the banks of the Clear River, approximately fifteen miles east of the county seat, Meadowbrook. The area was first settled in the late 19th century, primarily by farmers seeking fertile land for agriculture. The name "Entryville" is believed to have originated from its early settlers who viewed the location as an "entry" point into the fertile river valley.

The community's economy has historically been tied to agriculture, with a focus on grain crops and livestock. While farming remains a significant part of the local landscape, in recent decades, some residents have found employment in nearby towns or work remotely. Entryville has a single general store, a post office, and a small community hall that serves as a gathering place for local events. The local school, Entryville Elementary, serves students from kindergarten through fifth grade, with older students attending schools in Meadowbrook. The Clear River provides recreational opportunities, including fishing and kayaking, and is a focal point for the community. Entryville maintains a quiet, rural character, with a stable population that has seen little fluctuation over the past fifty years.