Woodstock, Maine
Mountain town with Bryant Pond and four-season recreation
Overview
A rural mountain town near Bryant Pond, known for outdoor recreation and traditional Maine character.
Woodstock is a rural town in the western mountains of Oxford County, settled in 1815. The town encompasses several small villages including Bryant Pond and is known for its lakes, forests, and mountain scenery. With a population around 1,300, Woodstock maintains traditional New England character with active farms, woodland management, and outdoor recreation opportunities. The town’s location provides four-season recreation while preserving quiet country living.
Highlights
- Bryant Pond village
- Mountain scenery
- Lakes and forests
- Four-season outdoor recreation
Key Facts
Population
1,300
Region
Western Mountains
County
Oxford
Founded
1815
Town Office
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