"Cute little shop with a good maple creamee, they were out of sugar cones when I went so I got the bowl. They also had maple syrup for sale inside and we took advantage of that as well…the creamee was really good with great taste and texture and we loved the maple sprinkles. Just beware if you go in peak season like I did that the lines could be really long but it does move quickly!"

"Passing through town we decided to enjoy a Vermont creamy and glad we did. Found this gem right on the main drag and the maple creamy was worth the stop. Lots of different options to choose from, my wife had the maple raspberry creamy swirl. Whether you are visiting for a bit or, like we were, just passing through, take a few minutes to enjoy a sweet treat."

"Woodstock Scoops is such a fun and charming stop in the heart of Woodstock, Vermont! It’s a small local ice cream shop that perfectly captures the cozy, welcoming vibe of the town. The place smells amazing as soon as you walk in — fresh waffle cones, creamy vanilla, and that hint of maple that Vermont is known for. Their maple creemee is a must-try, rich and smooth with that perfect balance of sweetness. They also have classic scoops, seasonal flavors, milkshakes, and sundaes, all made with care and high-quality ingredients. The staff are super friendly and patient, even when the line gets long on a sunny afternoon. It’s the kind of place that makes you smile instantly, whether you’re a kid or an adult. Grab your cone and stroll around the village green or sit by the nearby bridge to enjoy it — pure small-town joy in every bite!"

"Honestly - this was the best soft serve I have ever tried. The Maple Creamy flavour was sensational. Toppings were good. Friendly service. Also has affordable merch, $22 a t shirt and jumpers just over $30, worth checking out. Will visit again each time I am in Woodstock."

"9/25 - A must have in town we were told on our NE bus trip. The line moved right along. Pumpkin was the second flavor so maple/pumpkin swirl was both of our choices except I paid the extra buck for a waffle cone."