Woodstock Vacations, Tourism & Travel Information

A close suburb of Roswell and Atlanta, Woodstock is only a short drive from the big city, offering a small-town experience just minutes away.  Famous for their food, kids will be entertained by the sights and sounds of Woodstock.  Older couples can find solace in this little town by exploring the small downtown district, brimming with life and local residents.  Instead of visiting Atlanta, consider Woodstock instead for a peaceful, relaxing vacation.

Much like the other suburbs of Atlanta, Woodstock has a lot to offer families and couples, including romantic restaurants, eclectic nightlife, interesting attractions for kids to explore, and lodging overlooking Main Street.  If you're going to Woodstock with your kids, make your first stop Little River Bridge.  Built in 1947, Little River Bridge is an important landmark in historic Woodstock, where kids can adventure and couples can relax.  It is especially enchanting during the evening, when the sun's rays make this a budding romantic destination. 

As mentioned before, Woodstock is all about food, with cute cafes and restaurants dotting downtown Woodstock.  Instead of eating at a normal fast food restaurant, take your kids to a kid friendly restaurant instead, where the food is always fresh and delicious.  Alternatively, there are romantic digs downtown, where food is always delivered with a smile.

Other attractions in Woodstock is the iconic ACE Hardware store (originally built in the 1930s) and Trickum Road.  There isn't much here adventure-wise, but for a relaxing moment along with yourself or your family, visit Woodstock instead.  Lodging is always cheap (with captivating views of downtown Woodstock) and the food is always divine.  For more information about vacations in Woodstock, including lodging and attractions, please visit their website.

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