Bethel Woods Center For The Arts

Average Rating

100

On the site of the original Woodstock festival with a pavilion for outdoor concerts along with a museum capturing the changes in America of the 60's. The museum is not just artifacts but has many interactive booths/displays presenting people and topics of the era. Plan on a few hours as a minimum for this self guided tour. Besides offering summer...

Posted by Ann R on January 24, 2015. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

Average Rating

80

Saw Bob Dylan here and it was great! For a venue that is partially outdoors the sound from the stage was mixed very well. Enjoyed it and would go back to this venue again! Very clean also.

Posted by Adam M on January 13, 2015. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

Nice place to see a show..but

Average Rating

60

The lawn seats need to be coordinated better, parking and exiting is disgraceful. Wish there were more food options. ..they ran lot of food at the bar be cue restaurant (how does that happen) I love the venue, the hills. Lots to offer ..I want this place to be a success. The area needs it!

Posted by wiggy3333 on January 03, 2015. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

Bethel Woods Craft Show

Average Rating

80

I'll start by saying I love Bethel Woods. It is a beautiful place to see a concert. Grounds are beautiful and clean. The craft show was a bit of a disappointment however. We expected lots and lots of different vendors and there were maybe 50 or so? A lot of food vendors, not as many "craft" vendors. We thought we...

Posted by Christine K on December 08, 2014. Brought to you by tripadvisor.

Great if you are into the hippie thing

Average Rating

60

Went for a project my daughter was doing. I felt uncomfortable with some of the staff, I think some of them were still tripping. I also felt that the whole museum was steeped in revisionist history. Most of the kids were there in 1969 for a good time, not to make a beautiful statement.

Posted by Danielle W on November 03, 2014. Brought to you by tripadvisor.