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Woodstock is a city in Oxford County, southwestern Ontario, Canada. It sits at the confluence of the Thames River and Cedar Creek, a location that made it a natural crossing point and contributed to its growth as a railway and manufacturing centre. The city is often called the Dairy Capital of…
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About Woodstock
Where to stay in Woodstock
Downtown Woodstock. The historic core around Dundas Street, with shops, restaurants, the Woodstock Museum, and the Old Town Hall theatre, all within walking distance of each other.
North Woodstock. A largely residential area north of the Thames River, home to several schools and parks, and convenient to the highway for those driving through.
Southside. South of the river, this area includes Southside Park, the Woodstock District Community Complex, and a mix of housing and commercial services along Norwich Avenue.
Getting there and around
Woodstock is served by Via Rail trains on the Toronto–London–Windsor corridor, with a station near the downtown. Highway 401 runs along the southern edge of the city, providing direct road access from Toronto, London, and Kitchener–Waterloo. Local transit is provided by Woodstock Transit, with several bus routes connecting neighbourhoods and key destinations. Taxis and ride-sharing services are also available. For most visitors, a car is useful for exploring the surrounding countryside, including the nearby towns of Ingersoll and Stratford.
When to go
Summer is the most popular time to visit Woodstock, with warm weather and events like the Woodstock Fair in August. Spring and autumn offer mild temperatures and colourful scenery, especially along the Thames River. Winters can be cold and snowy, but the city remains accessible. The best time for outdoor activities is from June to September, when parks and trails are fully open.
Questions, answered
What is Woodstock known for?
Woodstock is known as the Dairy Capital of Canada, due to its long association with dairy farming and cheese production. It also has a rich railway and industrial history.
Is there public transportation in Woodstock?
Yes, Woodstock Transit operates bus routes throughout the city. The main terminal is downtown, and services connect major neighbourhoods and shopping areas.
What are some popular attractions in Woodstock?
Popular spots include Southside Park, the Woodstock Museum National Historic Site, and the Old Town Hall theatre. The city also hosts the Woodstock Fair each summer.
How do I get to Woodstock from Toronto?
You can drive via Highway 401, which takes about an hour and a half. Alternatively, Via Rail trains run regularly between Toronto and Woodstock, with a journey time of roughly one and a half to two hours.
Does Woodstock have a farmers' market?
Yes, the Woodstock Farmers' Market operates on Saturdays in the downtown area, offering local produce, baked goods, and crafts.