Every season in Woodstock has its own story to tell. Spring blooms, summer festivals, fall foliage, and winter’s quiet beauty each bring a new reason to visit. No matter when you come, there’s always something special unfolding in Vermont’s most timeless town.
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This historic Jersey dairy farm and museum celebrates a culture of care, connecting visitors to the land, local food, history, and community. Across the…
Locally grown and family owned flower farm, Brook and Blossom has been a Market on the Green Vendor and has their own Farm Stand…
Vermont’s only national park interprets the history of conservation and the evolving nature of land stewardship with tours of the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller mansion, gardens and…
America’s Oldest Cheddar. The Plymouth Cheese Factory was founded in 1890 by President Calvin Coolidge’s family. In 2009, we revived the original Coolidge cheddar…
Woodstock Inn & Resort Saskadena Six Ski Area, formerly known as Suicide Six Ski Area, opened to the public in 1936 with its first…
A tasty farm attraction. Sample 15 flavors of cheese, watch cheese being hand packaged, learn about maple syrup & taste the different grades. Gift…
Built and maintained by the Woodstock Area Mountain Biking Association (WAMBA), this collection of branching and looping trails totaling 10 miles is also great…
A working farm, winery, and hospitality collective offering seasonal food, wine, and meaningful experiences in the heart of Vermont. Fable Farm Fermentory is a…
Built in 1883, Norman Williams Public Library is the cornerstone of the community, promoting lifelong learning and community collaboration. We welcome patrons and visitors…
Named one of the top 100 golf resorts by Golf Magazine, the Woodstock Country Club is a challenging, 18-hole masterpiece surrounded by lush hillsides…
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