Youth in the forest
Steller's Jay, a beautiful bird living in Woodstock Forest
Woodstock Forest is a Lovian city park and the largest natural park in Noble City. It is located in the center of the Little Frisco neighborhood. The park is very popular among young and alternative people. In the atmosphere of the "flower power" years, many youngster hang around the park on warm Summer nights, in what they call "this wonderful natural environment of Noble City." Since 2010, Comicmania International Festival is held every summer here. Between November 2013 and January 2014, the Woodstock Winter Festival will be held at the park.
Park structure[]
There is a small paved road, not accessible for cars, going from west (Easy Street) to east (Woodstock Street). In the center of the park, the paved road crosses an unpaved path that goes from north (Beatles Avenue) to south (Hendrix Avenue). Else in the park there are several smaller dead end paths, mostly bordered by benches, and with small picnic areas along them.
Right in the middle of Woodstock Forest, there is a pavillion, located along the paved park road. In Summer concerts and literary events take place in and around the pavillion, nicknamed "Penny's Pavillion" by some.
On Woodstock Forest's west end, an old fishing pond can be found. It is no longer used for fishing or swimming.
Frequent visitors[]
See also[]
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| Geography, nature and neighborhoods of Noble City |
| Geography and nature: Abraham Lincoln Park - Beach Gardens - Botanica - Congress Field - Long Road Cemetery - Long Walk Memorial - Mandarin Park - Noble Beach - Noble City Bay - November Beach - Painters Hill - Prince's Park - Princess' Park - Royal Gardens - Sand Garden - Strength Gardens - Thomas Jefferson Park - Upper Embankment - Urban Garden - Woodstock Forest - Yorkshire Park |
| Neighborhoods: Artista - Bayside - Citizen Corner - Downtown - Industrial Park - King's Gardens - Little Europe - Little Frisco - Long Road - Mandarin Village - New Town - Old Harbor - The Mall - Trading Quarter - Transcity - neighborhood symbols |
 See also: Monuments, politics, transportation, hotels, restaurants and apartment buildings of Noble City.
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