Moving to Woodstock, GA

About Woodstock

Woodstock is a city in Cherokee County, Georgia, and one of the fastest-growing suburbs in the Atlanta metro. The population was 35,065 in the 2020 census (up 46.7% from 2010), making it Georgia's 28th most-populous city.

Home prices in Woodstock

The median listing price in Woodstock is $499,000.

Top places in Woodstock

• Downtown Woodstock — Walkable Main Street district with restaurants, boutiques, and the historic Woodstock Depot (built 1912 by the Louisville & Nashville Railroad).
• Elm Street Cultural Arts Village — Arts center anchoring downtown's cultural scene.
• Noonday Creek Trail — Paved multi-use trail connecting downtown to the wider Greenprints trail network.
• Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta — Large outlet shopping center just off I-575.
• Dupree Park — City park with athletic fields and playgrounds.
• Rope Mill Park — Riverside park on the Little River with trails and a popular mountain-bike area.

Commuting from Woodstock

• Woodstock sits roughly 30 miles north of downtown Atlanta. The primary route is I-575 South to I-75 South into the city. Expect roughly a 40–60 minute drive in normal traffic; the I-575/I-75 corridor is one of the metro's heaviest commuter routes, so rush-hour trips run longer. State Route 92 provides an east-west alternative across Cherokee County.

Woodstock FAQs

• What is the housing market like in Woodstock, GA?
  The median listing price in Woodstock is $499,000. Median listing price · Realtor.com · September 24, 2026
• How is the commute from Woodstock, GA?
  Woodstock sits roughly 30 miles north of downtown Atlanta. The primary route is I-575 South to I-75 South into the city. Expect roughly a 40–60 minute drive in normal traffic; the I-575/I-75 corridor is one of the metro's heaviest commuter routes, so rush-hour trips run longer. State Route 92 provides an east-west alternative across Cherokee County.

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