Woodstock, VT Attractions

The White River National Fish Hatchery focuses on restoring Atlantic salmon to the Connecticut River. Visitors can view fish at various stages of development.

The Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park focuses on conservation and land stewardship in America. Tours of the mansion and surrounding forest are available.

The Montshire Museum of Science in Norwich features displays on science, natural history and technology. The museum contains aquariums, animals, and interactive exhibits. There are nature trails in the vicinity.

The Joseph Smith Birthplace Memorial is a 38-foot granite monument at the birthplace of the Mormon prophet, Joseph Smith. There are also hiking trails and picnic sites in the area.

Sugarbush Farm is located northeast of Woodstock. It is a maple syrup and cheese producing farm that offers exhibits and demonstrations including 15 varieties of cheese and 4 grades of Vermont maple syrup. Visitors can tour the maple sugar house to learn how maple syrup is made during the spring, and can walk the maple nature trail to see how maple sap flows from the tree. During the summer and fall a variety of farm animals are available for petting.

The Woodstock Historical Society Museum offers displays on the history of the town and region. The collection features books, documents, photographs, and music.