Hocking Hills
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Hocking Hills Shopping, Antiques & Local Shops
Shopping in the Hocking Hills region is spread across Ash Cave, Old Man’s Cave, State Route 664, Rockbridge, Zaleski, Locust Grove and Logan. Use this directory to find antique malls, local books, gifts, souvenirs, country stores, markets, wineries and unusual backroad stops.
Before you go: Many locally owned shops keep seasonal or changing hours. Check the business’s official website or social-media page before making a special trip, particularly during winter or on weekdays.
Near Ash Cave and the Southern Hocking Hills
21 Crows: Hocking Hills Backroad Boo & Books
Area: Near Ash Cave
Opening: Mid-August 2026. Hours may vary during the opening weeks, so check back before visiting.
A locally owned book and curiosity shop featuring Hocking Hills hiking guides, regional folklore, Ohio ghost stories, cryptids, unusual gifts and curious backroad finds.
Grandma Faye’s Grocery & Carryout
Area: Less than one mile from Old Man’s Cave
A convenient local stop for groceries, camping necessities, souvenirs, shirts, drinks, ice, firewood, deli food, pizza and carryout.
Zaleski, Locust Grove and the Vinton County Side
Stella’s Mercantile
Area: Locust Grove Road
A restored country store offering snacks, locally made merchandise, gifts, camping necessities and an old-fashioned general-store experience. Check current hours before visiting.
Le Petit Chevalier Vineyards and Farm Winery
Area: Locust Grove Road, Creola
A family-owned vineyard and winery featuring estate-grown wines bottled on-site, a tasting room, food and seasonal events. Bottle sales are available during regular winery hours.
Shopping Along State Route 664
Treehouse Treats & Treasures
Area: State Route 664 South near Olde Dutch
A family-friendly shop offering Hocking Hills souvenirs, outdoor-themed gifts, games, books, candy, fudge and hand-dipped ice cream.
Adventure Golf at Rempel’s Grove
Area: Beside Treehouse Treats & Treasures
A family miniature-golf course within the Rempel’s Grove group of attractions near Olde Dutch and Logan Antique Mall.
Fox’s Book Adventures
Area: Rempel’s Grove on State Route 664 South
Books, toys, games and gifts for children, families and visitors looking for something to enjoy during their Hocking Hills stay.
Logan Antique Mall
Area: State Route 664 South beside the Olde Dutch area
A large and popular antique mall offering furniture, pottery, glassware, books, coins, quilts, tools, toys and vintage collectibles from numerous dealers.
Market Place by Thomas & Rae
Area: State Route 664 South near Olde Dutch
A marketplace featuring antiques, vintage collectibles, handcrafted merchandise, gifts and Hocking Hills souvenirs.
Weaver’s Market & Deli
Area: State Route 664 South near Olde Dutch
A country market and deli offering meats, cheeses, baked goods, pantry items and other food and household products.
Antiques, Crafts and Flea-Market Shopping in Rockbridge
Hocking Hills Market and Flea Market
Area: U.S. Route 33 at State Route 374 in Rockbridge
A regional shopping destination with permanent indoor shops and seasonal outdoor flea-market vendors. Individual shops maintain their own schedules.
Hocking Hills Antique Mall
Area: Hocking Hills Market
Antiques, vintage merchandise and collectibles offered by multiple sellers.
Spring Street Antique Mall
Area: Hocking Hills Market
A large antique shop featuring pottery, glassware, furniture, tools, primitives and country-store collectibles from numerous dealers.
Appalachian Art & Craft Market
Area: Hocking Hills Market
Regional artwork, crafts, home décor, gifts, pottery, Americana and Hocking Hills merchandise from independent vendors.
Laine’s Dutch Country Store
Area: Hocking Hills Market
Amish meats and cheeses, jams, candy, pantry products, baskets, kitchen items and other country-store merchandise.
Holliday’s Country Oak
Area: Hocking Hills Market
Indoor and outdoor solid-wood furniture made by Ohio Amish craftspeople, with custom woods, finishes and styles available.
The Boot Shop Outlet
Area: Hocking Hills Market
Work boots, western boots, footwear, jeans and seasonal clothing at outlet prices.
Downtown Logan and Practical Shopping
Logan is roughly 25–35 minutes from many of the main Hocking Hills State Park areas. Visitors will find Walmart, grocery stores, pharmacies, hardware stores and other practical shopping, along with several locally owned specialty shops.
Columbus Washboard Company
Area: Downtown Logan
A historic local manufacturer and gift shop offering American-made washboards and unusual Logan-made merchandise.
Hocking House
Area: Logan
A fine-craft gallery housed in a historic cabin and surrounding art gardens, featuring pottery and other locally created artwork.
OPEN ALL YEAR-ROUND FROM DAWN TO DUSK
There are seven major hiking areas in Hocking Hills State Park - All are one-way trail systems.
Click here for a Regional Hocking Hills Trail Area Map
Ash Cave, Old Man's Cave, Rock House, Conkle's Hollow, Cedar Falls, Cantwell Cliffs, and Whispering Cave Trail. These park areas offer a unique experience for those who walk its paths no matter what season (the park is open year-round from dawn to dusk)—located on the southern edge of Hocking County. But those are just a handful. Other hiking trails in the Hocking Hills region include those at Wayne National Forest, Clear Creek Metro Parks, Lake Hope State Park, the Moonville Rail Trail, and the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway.