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Town of Woodstock

Known for its tranquility, history and pastoral scenes, is the second largest town, area-wise in Connecticut, but still small in population.

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Known for its tranquility, history and pastoral scenic looks, it's the second largest town, area-wise in Connecticut, but still small in population. Woodstock has an agricultural background with more operating dairy farms than any other town in the state.

Attractions

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Taylor Brooke Brewery
Roseland Cottage Museum
Palmer Arboretum

Events

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Spring Outdoors

Restaurants

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Buck's Soft Serve
Restaurant at Mansion at Bald Hill
Sweet Evalina's Stand

Accommodations

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Chamberlain Lake Campground
The Inn at Woodstock Hill
Beaver Pines Campground

Facts about Woodstock

Town/City established:

  • Incorporated in 1690.

Named from:

  • Named from Woodstock in Oxfordshire.

County:

  • Windham.

Notable citizens (past and present):

  • Caroll Spinney, was Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch from Sesame Street.
  • Brian Dennehy, actor.

Top Attractions:

  • Roseland Cottage.
  • Taylor Brooke Winery.
  • Scranton's Shops.
  • The Inn at Woodstock Hill.

Annual Visitor’s Events:

  • Memorial Day Parade.
  • July 4th Jamboree.
  • Woodstock Fair, Labor Day Weekend.
  • Roseland Cottage Craft Fair, October.

Quality of town/city:

  • Known for its tranquility, history and pastoral scenic looks, it's the second largest town, area-wise in Connecticut, but still small in population. Woodstock has an agricultural background with more operating dairy farms than any other town in the state.

While You're in the Neighborhood

Restaurants Hotels Attractions

Restaurant at Mansion at Bald Hill

Sweet Evalina's Stand

Woodstock Grill & Pizza

The Vanilla Bean Café

Bill's Bread & Breakfast

Jade Garden of Putnam

The Stomping Ground

Little Lucy Snack Shop

The Courthouse Bar & Grille

Soleil & Suns Bakery
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