Anna & Andrew
Things To Do
Billings Farm & Museum
Experience Vermont's rural heritage at Billings Farm & Museum, just a 15 minute stroll from the Woodstock Inn. As one of the finest outdoor history museums in the country, the Billings Farm & Museum combines an operating dairy farm with interactive programs, events and exhibits. Be sure to take home some award-winning cheddar made from the farm's own Jersey cow milk! Admissions will be free for all wedding guests - just give the Pomeroy/Plaza name at the Admissions Desk. There is a free shuttle to/from the Farm from the Inn.
Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park
Visit Vermont's only national park during autumn with all the vibrant colors. The highlight is the tour of the Victorian mansion which was the historic home of the Marsh, Billings, and Rockefeller families, with its art collection and gardens. There is an admission charge for tours of the Mansion, and calling ahead is recommended. For those looking for some gentle weekend exercise, there are trails from the Mansion to a lovely woodland pond known locally as "the Pogue." There is no admission fee for hiking in the Park.
Hiking in Woodstock
For those looking for some weekend exercise, there are many hiking trails in addition to the Pogue trail at the MBR National Historical Park. Woodstock has more than 60 miles of interconnected trails that wind through the village, meadows, woodlands, and scenic vistas.
Woodstock Inn Country Club
Bring your clubs to golf at the Woodstock Inn's 18-hole course. Afterwards eat at the Fairway Grill restaurant and bar. Reservations for tee times are required.
Simon Pearce Flagship Store, Restaurant, Bar + Glassblowing Workshop
Perched atop the falls of the Ottaquechee River, overlooking a covered bridge, the Simon Pearce flagship store in Quechee offers glassblowing demonstrations. Enjoy lunch or dinner at the award-winning restaurant The Mill at Simon Pearce.
Farmhouse Pottery
At Farmhouse Pottery, the wife-and-husband team of Zoe and James Zilian have been designing and crafting pottery, housewares, and accessories. Today, visitors can see into the windows of the workshop from the store—or go right in and talk to the potters. There’s even a table for kids who want to play with clay. The store also has an espresso maker, beer on tap, and a wine fridge to keep everyone happy!
Quechee Gorge- Vermont's Little Grand Canyon
It's Gorge-ous - get it? Walk across the bridge and check out the stunning views. Located in Quechee, Vermont along U.S. Route 4. The adventurous can climb down the 1.5 mile trail.
Silver Lake State Park
Barnard, VT and Silver Lake are 15 minutes from Woodstock by car. Silver Lake State Park has canoes, kayaks, pedal boats and row boats that you can rent.
Worthy Kitchen
Eat some mac and cheese and drink a Vermont craft beer.
Long Trail Brewing Company
12 minute drive from the Inn- Located on the banks of the Ottauquechee River in Bridgewater, VT. This famous Vermont brewery and brew pub offers a seasonally rotating menu featuring locally sourced ingredients and delicious, fresh VT beer. Enjoy a beer in a relaxed, outdoor riverside setting.
Mountain Creamery
Just steps from the Inn, stop by The Mountain Creamery for breakfast, lunch and ice cream made from local Vermont farm products.
Cabot Creamery Quechee Store
Stop by on your drive into Woodstock at the Cabot Creamery located in Quechee Gorge Village. Nibble your way through Cabot's award winning cheeses.
FH Gillingham & Sons
Operating since 1886, Gillingham's is Woodstock's oldest country store. They have a great variety of Vermont products, crafts and gifts. Steps from the Inn.
Woodstock Farmers' Market
Great sandwiches and fresh Vermont treats!