Mackenzie & Brian
Things To Do
Simon Pearce Restaurant and Mill at Quechee
Fueled by the rushing Ottauquechee, Simon Pearce's turbine-powered glassblowing studio is the place to watch artisans trained in Simon’s techniques create functional works of art. Their award-winning farm-to-table restaurant also overlooks the river, and their bar is a sweet place for a sip and a snack. Shop their newest glass and pottery designs, handpicked home accents and near-perfect Seconds at our flagship store.
Woodstock's Main Street
When you visit Woodstock, you’ll uncover a place that’s brimming with rural heritage and tranquil beauty that flows through a small-town community. Local farmers, artists, craftspeople, and purveyors capture the spirit of Woodstock’s village, inspiring visitors to discover the creative treasures that lay waiting. Stroll the picturesque Main Street of Woodstock, where you'll find everything from local artisans, to gift shops, to their charming "General Store." Enjoy all that Vermont has to offer!
Woodstock Inn & Resort
Lauded as "Vermont's Most Beautiful Address", the Woodstock Inn is known for its stunning estate rooms, tasty food and beautiful spa. Make sure to note the church bell on the front lawn; it was manufactured at the Massachusetts foundry once owned by Paul Revere. Golfers will enjoy a visit to the Woodstock Country Club, located directly behind the Inn. Named one of the top 100 golf resorts by Golf Magazine, the Robert Trent Jones, Sr. designed golf course at the Woodstock Inn & Resort is an 18-hole masterpiece of terrain that excites even the most seasoned player. Open to the public.
Billings Farm & Museum
A pleasant half-mile stroll from the Woodstock Inn, Billings Farm & Museum is an ideal way to experience the spirit of rural Vermont. Meet prize-winning Jersey dairy cows, draft horses, Southdown sheep, and heritage chickens and sample Billings Farm’s own 100% raw-milk cheddar cheese. Explore the carefully-restored 1890 Farm House and learn about the farm operation a century ago. During the warmer months, wander the heirloom garden, apple orchard, and cornfields along the river, and unwind on the dairy bar terrace with a Vermont-made ice cream. The daily afternoon milking begins at 3:30 p.m.!
Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park
The only National Park property wholly within the State of Vermont, this 550-acre forest park is open year round for hiking and the flower garden is in full bloom July and August. This scenic park focuses on “People taking care of places” including conservation, land stewardship and the understanding of the forested landscape. Maps of the park and its hiking routes are available from the Visitor Center and the Woodstock Chamber of Commerce. Admission is free.