....Take a gander at a map of the Woodstock area.

COMING SOON! : photos showing ya how to get to Steve's Campground.

• Delorme's Cyber Router - http://route30.delorme.com - a great online travel route planner (no maps). Choose "Woodstock, Ulster County ZIP: 12498" when it gives you a choice of two Woodstocks in NY.
• Delorme's Cyber Atlas - http://atlas.delorme.com - an online map creator, good for seeing a map of the Woodstock area (not as good though as the sanned map above)
• MapQuest - http://www.mapquest.com This one has Driving Direction help that is not as user friendly as Delorme's site, however the map of the Woodstock NY area is much better as it shows Lanesville (where Steve's Campsite is) on the map, so it's easier to get your bearings straight. Go to the MapQuest site and click on Interactive Atlas, then fill in Woodstock and NY (leave the Address/Intersection and the Zip Code fields blank, they aren't necessary) and click "search". Then chose the map on the bottom (shows Route 212) when it gives you a choice of two maps. The resultant map is quite cool, as you can then move around and zoom in on any area for more detail (especially Lanesville, helpful to find Steve's Campsite)

List member Tom O'Brien posted these directions on the list for Bearsville 97 (click on the red links for pictures):
 

Ok, I called Steve's and interrupted his wife's dinner, so I hope everyone benefits from these directions. I don't know how specific these are coming from the South, but from I-87 get off at Kingston Exit 19 ("This is a good place to shop, if your girlfriend, or your wife want to shop" says Steve's wife) Make a sharp right onto Route 28. Go 25 miles until you see Al's Restaurant. Al's has a big Eagle and and American flag, you can't miss it. Turn at Al's. Make a left at the Phoenicia Drugstore. Go 9 miles until you see the sign for Steve's Campsite. Make a right past the sign onto a dirt road. Make a left, go over two bridges and then make a right, where you'll see the check-in booth.

There are other campsites in the area, but Steve's Campsite is going to be the main focal point for EDAs as usual....the others? They are listed here.

If you'd rather sleep indoors during your experience, we recommend the Woodstock Lodge (formerly the Pinecrest Lodge). Many EDAs stayed there for JewelStock in 1996 and a few of us did for Bearsville 97 and 98. More details are coming right up, so don't go away :)
 

Also, most of this info is from July 1996, so some of the info may be outdated.

All area codes are 914 (well, all the ones below are anyway)

Lodges

• The Woodstock Inn on the Millstream, 18 rooms, 679-8211 (NICE!, I stayed there last October....quaint place....I think I paid $60-ish)
• Woodstock Lodge (formerly the Pinecrest Lodge, cabins in the woods, not bad. Was an EDA hotspot at JewelStock 96!!!), 30 rooms, 679-2814
• The prices below are 1998 prices, so they may be higher now
• Singles $69 per night
• Doubles $89 per night (20$ for each additional, most cabins have two beds & a bunk bed)
• Efficiency $139 per night, kitchen, living room etc. Accomodates ???
• as far as I know, no one who came to JewelStock or Bearsville 97 stayed at any of the six places immediately below, as they ain't inexpensive.
• Solway House, 50 rooms, 246-4021
• Twin Gables Guest Home, 9 rooms, 679-9479
• Blue Mountain Lodge, 246-8711
• The Copper Hood Inn & Spa, 16 rooms, 688-2460
• Parnassus Square, 2 rooms, 679-5078

• Days Inn, 331-1919
• HoJo Inn, 116 rooms, 246-9511
• Holiday Inn, 212 rooms, 338-0400
• Sky Top Motel, 70 rooms, 331-2900
• Super 8, 66 rooms, 246-1565

• Bearsville B&B, 679-2066
• Bed By the Stream, 246-2979
• Bluestone Country Manor, 246-3060
• Chez Renee, 679-7148
• Ivy Farm Inn, 679-9045
• Manette Van Hamel, 679-8584
• Morning Glory B&B, 679-3208
• Northlite, 679-7839
• Onteora Mountain House, 657-6233
• Stoneledge Cottage, 679-9776
• The Woodstock Country Inn, 679-9380