Overview
Woodstock is the oldest incorporated town in New Brunswick, established in 1785, making it a significant historical destination for visitors interested in Canadian heritage. The town sits along the scenic St.
Architecture · Day Trips · History · Nature
Before you go
Accommodation
Motel options cluster at TCH exits 184-191 with budget choices like Econo Lodge and mid-range Best Western. Camping available at Connell Park Campground and Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park.
Activities
Walking tours of Victorian architecture available spring through fall. Maliseet Trail provides hiking and winter ice climbing at Hayes Falls. Atlantic Bass Tournament in summer draws anglers.
Culture
Historically uni-cultural and Christian town with strong Maritime traditions. Local dialect differs from standard Canadian English. Visitors may encounter curious stares.
Food
Woodstock has the most Tim Hortons per capita in New Brunswick (4 stores for 5,000 people). NB Sushi Takeout offers Asian cuisine. The Unicorn serves family dining and pub fare. Fiddlehead ferns are a local specialty.
Transport
No public transit exists; visitors need a vehicle, bicycle, or taxi. Mike's Taxi offers town rate of $5. Maritime Bus stops at terminal next to Murray's Restaurant.