Your Guide To
Woodstock

A Village Vibe with Urban Convenience in SE Portland

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Walkable, Welcoming, and Full of Charm

Woodstock is a Southeast Portland gem where history and modern living blend seamlessly. Established in 1889, this neighborhood has grown into a vibrant, welcoming community while maintaining its small-town charm. Its tree-lined streets showcase Craftsman bungalows, Cape Cod cottages, and Mid-century ranch-style homes, many of which reflect the area’s rich history. SE Woodstock Boulevard acts as the heart of the neighborhood, offering a lively mix of independent cafés, cozy bookshops, and locally owned businesses that make everyday life both convenient and full of character. Whether you're grabbing coffee at a neighborhood favorite, exploring boutique stores, or catching up with neighbors at the local library, Woodstock feels like home.

Beyond its bustling village center, Woodstock is a neighborhood deeply rooted in community pride. The Woodstock Library and the Woodstock Community Center are hubs for learning, gathering, and cultural events, fostering connections between longtime residents and newcomers alike. Families appreciate the neighborhood’s strong schools, including Woodstock Elementary and Lewis Elementary, while nearby Reed College brings an academic influence to the area. Woodstock Park and Berkeley Park provide lush green spaces for everything from morning jogs to weekend picnics, offering a refreshing retreat within city life.

With Eastmoreland, Ardenwald-Johnson Creek, Creston-Kenilworth, Mt. Scott-Arleta, Brentwood-Darlington, and Reed all just a short distance away, Woodstock offers an ideal balance of urban convenience and residential tranquility. Whether you’re drawn to its historic homes, thriving local businesses, or strong sense of community, it’s easy to see why people love calling Woodstock home.

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Fun Facts

Woodstock's 'P' Shape
The neighborhood is uniquely shaped like the letter 'P', adding to its distinctive character within Portland.

Named After the Famous 1969 Festival?
Though Woodstock is often associated with the iconic 1969 music festival, the neighborhood was actually named long before, in the late 1800s, likely after Woodstock, New York. Still, the name brings a certain rock ‘n roll vibe to this day.

Woodstock’s Agricultural Roots
Before it became an urban neighborhood, Woodstock was known for its agricultural presence. Farms once produced everything from milk to vegetables, contributing to Portland’s early growth and prosperity.

Parks

With 2% of the neighborhood dedicated to green space, Woodstock offers a refreshing blend of city living and outdoor access. Woodstock Park is a community favorite, with plenty of open space for picnics, sports, and playground fun. Just a short distance away, Berkeley Park provides shaded areas perfect for lazy afternoons, while Brentwood Park offers wide fields for recreational activities. For a more tranquil, botanical experience, the Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden showcases vibrant floral displays and serene walking paths—a hidden gem that’s perfect for nature lovers.

Points of Interest

Woodstock’s vibrant commercial district isn’t just a hub for locals—it’s a go-to spot for Reed College students seeking great food and community vibes. The Heist Food Carts, cleverly set up in a former bank, offer an eclectic mix of flavors, while Otto’s Sausage Kitchen has been a beloved family-owned meat market and deli for over 100 years. Adding to the neighborhood’s charm, Halo Halo Bakery and Daphne, a Filipino-owned plant shop, are both run by Filipino women and bring fresh energy to Woodstock, welcoming small businesses into the fold with their unique offerings. The Woodstock Community Center serves as a neighborhood gathering place, hosting a variety of events, classes, and activities that foster community connections.

Getting Around

With a Walk Score of 74, Woodstock is pleasantly walkable while also being commuter-friendly. It’s just an 18-minute drive to downtown Portland, and 5 transit lines keep public transportation convenient. For cyclists, the neighborhood offers 4 miles of bike lanes and 3 miles of bike routes per square mile, making it easy to explore on two wheels.

Schools*

Elementary: Duniway, Winterhaven K-8, Richmond, Lewis, Woodstock, Emerson, Grout, Arleta K-8
Middle: Sellwood, Da Vinci, Hosford
High School: Cleveland, Franklin, Benson, Alliance / Private: Puddletown School, Lents Education Center, Whole Child, Montessori Center

*School boundaries can change over time, so it’s always a good idea to verify school assignments for any home you’re considering.

Check out Portland Public Schools’ general school map here or use their school finder tool here to get specific information for a property address.

All information provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Readers are encouraged to independently verify details to ensure accuracy.

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At Campbell Salgado Real Estate Group, we love helping clients discover neighborhoods like Woodstock, where historic charm and modern convenience go hand in hand.

Whether we’re grabbing ice cream at Cloud City or enjoying dinner at The Heist food carts, we always find something to love about this vibrant community. With charming homes, a strong sense of community, and a lively village center, Woodstock offers a welcoming and dynamic place to call home. As experienced realtors, we’re here to make your home-buying or selling experience smooth, stress-free, and rewarding. If you're thinking about making a move, call or text us at 503-951-8547—we’d love to help you find your perfect home in Woodstock.

Kim Campbell & Francisco Salgado