Where Should We Stay When Visiting Woodstock?
Woodstock is home to 550 hotel rooms – all just 10 minutes from the diamonds
Woodstock Hotels include:
- Best Western Plus Woodstock Inn & Suites (Host Hotel)
- Holiday Inn Express & Suites Woodstock South (Host Hotel)
- Homes 2 Suites (Host Hotel - opening spring 2025)
- Marriott Towneplace Suites Hotel (opening summer 2025)
- Quality Hotel & Suites Woodstock
- Days Inn by Wyndham Woodstock
Ingersoll Hotels (15 minutes):
- Comfort Inn and Suites Ingersoll - 20 Samnah Crescent, Ingersoll , ON, N5C 3J7, Canada
- Elmhurst Inn and Spa - 415 Harris St, Ingersoll, ON N5C 3J8
Brantford Hotels (20 minutes):
- Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Brantford Conference Centre ON - 20 Fen Ridge Ct, Brantford, ON N3V 1G2
- Days Inn by Wyndham Brantford - 460 Fairview Dr, Brantford, ON N3R 7A9
- Holiday Inn Express & Suites Brantford, an IHG Hotel - 27 Sinclair Blvd Building 1, Brantford, ON N3S 7X6
- Home2 Suites by Hilton Brantford - 27 Sinclair Blvd Building 2, Brantford, ON N3S 7X6
- Best Western Brantford Hotel And Conference Centre - 19 Holiday Dr, Brantford, ON N3R 7J4
Which Airport Should I Use To Get To Woodstock?
There are several options depending on where you’re starting and which airline you want to use:
- London International Airport – 35 minutes from Woodstock Hotels via HWY 401
- Region of Waterloo International Airport – 40 minutes from Woodstock Hotels via HWY 401
- John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport – 44 minutes from Woodstock Hotels via HWY 403
- Toronto Pearson International Airport – 60 minutes from Woodstock Hotels via HWY 401
Where Is The Closest Hospital?
The Woodstock General Hospital is at 310 Juliana Drive and is less than 5 minutes from the host hotel, approximately 10 minutes from the diamonds
Where Should We Eat When Visiting Woodstock?
There are lots of fast food and casual dining restaurants in Woodstock
What Tourist Attractions Are Nearby Woodstock?
Woodstock is only 60 minutes from Toronto or Niagara Falls and there are lots of other options in the Oxford County Area
The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame is only 45 minutes away in St Mary’s ON
Woodstock's Most Famous Landmarks and Activities
Boyle Grave Site
Visit "Klondike" Joe Boyle's grave site in the Presbyterian Cemetery on Vansittart Avenue. Boyle made a fortune in the Yukon as a gold miner. During World War I, he raised his own 50-man machine gun unit and became an honorary colonel. He helped to improve the railway system in Russia, and after the Russian Revolution in 1917, he was responsible for the collection and distribution of food.
Joe had many extraordinary adventures while acting as a spy for Britain and France. Boyle became a close friend and advisor of Queen Marie of Romania, was made a Romanian national hero and received the highest awards from Russia, France and Britain.
Farmers Market
The weekly Farmers' Market, which features the best of Oxford County's bounty, is held every Saturday at the Woodstock Fairgrounds from 7 a.m. through 12 p.m. Products include cheese, bakery, meat counters, produce, crafts and flowers.
Springbank Snow Countess Monument
This life size concrete statue was made to honour a record-setting milk producing Holstein Friesian cow. The designer was local artist Ross Butler. The statue was erected on August 4, 1937.
Snow Countess was born on November 18, 1919 and died August 9, 1936. During her lifetime, she produced 9,062 pounds of butterfat, impressive at that time. It was erected by the Holstein Friesian Association of Canada on the Springbank Farm of T.R. Dent, owner of Snow Countess, at a cost of $4,000. The statue was recently moved to its new home at the northwest corner of Dundas Avenue and Springbank Avenue.
Old St. Paul's Anglican Church
Visit the historic Old St. Paul's Church whose history is closely linked to Woodstock's own. The first service was held in the church on June 29, 1834, to a congregation of 11. The cemetery holds the grave sites of many of our first settlers. Tours can be arranged.
Jakemans Maple Syrup Farm
For over 140 years, Jakeman's has been perfecting Ontario maple syrup craftmanship. Five generations of maple producers exploring new flavours and techniques has made their products famous far and wide. Jakeman's Maple Products range from granulated maple sugar, maple spread and maple syrup (all taste great with local cheese and fruit)! Guaranteed to please any maple lover.
Gunns Hill Cheese
Gunn's Hill Artisan Cheese is a small artisan cheese plant nestled within the rolling hills of Gunn's Hill Rd., in Oxford County, Ontario. The cheeses produced at Gunn's Hill Artisan Cheese are truly unique although you can taste the Swiss influence from techniques and recipes Shep learned while making cheese in the town of Handeck, in the Swiss Alps. Today, there are two full time cheese makers and a team of staff that work diligently to produce some of Canada's finest award winning cheeses. Owners Shep Ysselstein and Colleen Bator are proud of the little thriving business that is now seeing their cheeses in over 300 locations across Ontario!