Bethel Woods Center for the Arts

Mike Engle

Excellent experience, especially the museum (Woodstock) as well as the monument. A guy that was at Woodstock in 69 was sitting there telling stories and showing photos

Roberto Bahamondes

An absolute place to visit. The actual location of the 1969 Woodstock music festival has been preserved with all the beauty that surrounds the area of Bethel NY. The museum takes you back in time to what was like to live in the 60's and the three days of the festival. I was extremely happy to make this journey all the way from Toronto Canada.

George Palickar

We went to a Steely Dan concert, and stayed overnight nearby. The venue was the cleanest and most beautiful concert venue I ever saw! Concessions were above and beyond, and there was ample beverages of all kinds. Seating and view was excellent! The staff made every effort to make our stay pleasant. We also saw the historic Woodstock site and beautiful museum, so impressive! We are really looking forward to coming back, as I hear they rotate exhibits often. Top notch experience!

Stella Blue

Very nice concert venue with friendly and helpful staff. Even from the far reaches of the lawn it was a decent view. And you can sit in the pavilions for as long as you like, even if you don’t consume anything. I had read that the walk from parking to the entrance is long, but was pleasantly surprised this wasn‘t the case (I was in lot E). Probably depends on your speed and walking ability. Getting out at the end is - like in all open venues - somewhat of a crowded mess, but helpful staff is everywhere. Here is a tip: make sure you don‘t entirely depend on your phone gps if your car doesn‘t have one. With 1000s of people using their phones even Verizon lost connectivity due to overload. All in all my first concert there was a pleasant experience .