Woodstock is a fast‑growing city in Cherokee County, located about 30 miles north of Downtown Atlanta. It is known for its vibrant downtown, strong schools, and abundant outdoor recreation, making it one of metro Atlanta’s most desirable suburban communities.

Distances:

~30 miles north of Downtown Atlanta via I‑575

~40 miles to Hartsfield‑Jackson Atlanta International Airport

Convenient access to I‑575, GA‑92, and Towne Lake Parkway

Best Known For:

Downtown Woodstock – revitalized district with shops, restaurants, breweries, and live music venues

Woodstock Amphitheater & Elm Street Cultural Arts

Village – community events and performances

Rapid residential and commercial growth, blending suburban convenience with small‑town charm

Recognized as one of Georgia’s fastest‑growing cities
Outdoor Recreation:

Olde Rope Mill Park – mountain biking trails, river access, and historic mill ruins

Dupree Park – playgrounds, sports fields, and walking trails

Lake Allatoona is nearby for boating, fishing, and camping

Greenprints Trail System – expanding network of multi‑use trails throughout the city

Education:

Served by the Cherokee County School District, known for strong academic performance

Nearby higher education: Kennesaw State University, Chattahoochee Technical College, and commuting access to Atlanta universities (Georgia Tech, Georgia State, Emory)