β Featured in Woodstock
Billings Farm & Museum Featured
Billings Farm & Museum is a working dairy farm and history museum in Woodstock, Vermont, established in 1871 by Frederick Billings, a Vermont native known as a ...
F.H. Gillingham & Sons Featured
F.H. Gillingham & Sons has served Woodstock, Vermont from its original building at 16 Elm Street since 1886. Still family-run, with great-grandsons Frank and Ji...
Woodstock Inn & Resort Featured
Woodstock Inn & Resort anchors Woodstock's Village Green in the heart of Vermont's Green Mountains, blending thoughtful authenticity with a classic luxury resor...
π― Things to do in Woodstock
Vermont's only national park, with 20 miles of free trails and carriage roads and guided tours of the historic mansion.
Covered bridge over the Ottauquechee River in Woodstock village, built in 1969 and open to pedestrians.
Timber-framed covered bridge over the Ottauquechee River built in 1836, among the oldest in Vermont and open to vehicles and pedestrians.
Annual December holiday festival with a parade and town-wide events.
π€« Secret fishing spot
rainbow trout (stocked) Β· near North Hartland Read the guide β
π₯Ύ Hiking trails in Woodstock
Eshqua Bog Boardwalk β Trusted
Eshqua Bog is a 40.8-acre fen preserve co-owned by The Nature Conservancy and the Native Plant Trust. A level boardwalk carries visitors through the wetland to ...
Faulkner Trail on Mount Tom β Trusted
Marianne Faulkner created this trail more than 75 years ago as a place of quiet respite and healthy exercise. It leads to the South Peak of Mount Tom, where hik...
King Farm Trails β Trusted
The Vermont Land Trust has stewarded the King Farm's 154 acres of farm and forest since 1986. Trails here border the national historical park to the west, cross...
Mount Peg Park Trails β Trusted
The Billings Park Commission manages Mount Peg Park and its trails, which connect through the Walk Woodstock network to the village center. Wooded paths and ope...
Pogue and South Peak Loop β Trusted
The moderate 4.0-mile Pogue and South Peak Loop is one of the National Park Service's suggested hikes, circling the Pogue pond and climbing to a Woodstock-area ...
π§ Child-friendly activities in Woodstock
Billings Farm & Museum β Family Visit β Trusted
This working Jersey dairy farm in Woodstock lets kids meet cows, draft horses, sheep, goats, and chickens up close, watch the afternoon milking, and explore the...
East End Park β Trusted
Just a short stroll from Woodstock village, this riverside park has a giant slide built into the landscape, a rock sculpture area for climbing, a stone labyrint...
Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park (Woodstock) β Trusted
Vermont's only national park gives kids a Junior Ranger booklet to complete while exploring the mansion grounds, carriage roads, and 20 miles of family-friendly...
New England Falconry β Trusted
Kids ages 8 and up can wear a glove and actually fly a Harris's hawk during hands-on sessions led by master falconers, while younger siblings ages 3 and up can ...
Sugarbush Farm (Woodstock) β Trusted
Kids get free samples of 15-plus cheeses and four grades of maple syrup at this fifth-generation Woodstock farm, can meet the goats and other farm animals in wa...
ποΈ Places to stay in Woodstock
Deer Brook Inn
Inn in Woodstock with guest rooms and a farmhouse setting.
On The River Inn
Riverside boutique hotel with an indoor pool and on-site dining.
π½οΈ Restaurants in Woodstock
506 Bistro and Bar
Bistro and bar at 506 On the River Inn in Woodstock.
Angkor Wat Restaurant
Asian-fusion restaurant serving Cambodian and Thai dishes.
π Grocery in Woodstock
Sugarbush Farm
Farm store offering cheese, maple syrup, tastings, a sugarhouse, animals, and a nature trail.
Village Butcher Shop
Butcher, deli, marketplace, and caterer with local meats, cheese, wine, prepared foods, and baked goods.
π More in Woodstock
Red Wagon Toy Co
Children's shop selling toys, clothing, baby gifts, and stuffed animals.
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