Shopping Places in Hocking Hills
Hocking Hills shopping is a lovely way to spend a slower afternoon between hikes. The area is full of small, family-run shops. Many of them sit along Main Street in downtown Logan, close enough to visit on foot.
Top stops include Gifts That Give Back, Homegrown on Main, the Columbus Washboard Company, and the Wind Chime Shop. You can also design your own custom hat at JJ’s Hat Bar Hocking Hills. Antique malls, a large flea market, and everyday essentials are all close by.
Shopping local is also a simple way to give back. Your purchases support the families and artisans who make this region so special. Below are some of our favorite go-to places in Hocking Hills.
Design your own custom cowboy hat or church hat. Choose a style, then add the personal touches that make it yours.
📍 26768 US Hwy. 33, Rockbridge
Start here for maps, brochures, and local tips from people who know the area. An easy first stop on the way in.
📍 13178 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan
Fair trade gifts made by artisans around the world. Every purchase supports fair wages and dignified work.
📍 66 E. Main St., Logan
One-of-a-kind art from local artists and authors, run with the Hocking Hills Tourism Association. Watch a demonstration, or sign up for a workshop.
📍 65 W. Main St., Logan
Handcrafted goods from local artisans, plus outdoor gear and hiking boots. Attached to the restaurant, so you can shop and eat in one stop.
📍 12762 Grey St., Logan
A large multi-dealer mall packed with vintage decor, rustic furniture, glassware and collectibles. A favorite rainy-day stop for treasure hunters.
📍 12795 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan
Hundreds of wind chimes in copper, brass, glass, and more. The shop sits just minutes from Old Man’s Cave.
📍 29205 Ilesboro Rd., Logan
Watch glassblowers turn molten glass into art, then shop the gallery. The studio sits about a mile and a half from Rock House.
📍 21397 OH-180, Laurelville
Permanent shops selling antiques, crafts, furniture and boots, open year round. The weekend flea market runs Friday through Sunday.
📍 26758-26790 US-33, Rockbridge
New, handmade, upcycled and consignment clothing, accessories and home goods. Sizes run XS to 4X, for men, women and teens.
📍 26758-26790 US-33, Rockbridge
A full grocery store with fresh produce, meat and everyday basics. Handy for stocking the cabin kitchen on arrival.
📍 31550 Chieftain Dr., Logan
Groceries, cabin supplies and anything you forgot to pack. It sits right on State Route 664, on your way into town.
📍 12910 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common guest questions. For more, check our full FAQ page.
Where can I find unique souvenirs in Hocking Hills?
Guests looking for unique souvenirs in Hocking Hills will find the best selection in downtown Logan, about 11 minutes from The Woodlands at Hocking Hills. Popular stops include Gifts That Give Back, a fair trade shop that partners with artisan groups around the world. Homegrown on Main is another favorite, filled with one-of-a-kind art from local artists and authors.
The Columbus Washboard Company gift shop sits nearby on East Main Street. Outside town, the Wind Chime Shop carries thousands of chimes and sits just minutes from Old Man’s Cave. For something personal, design your own hat at JJ’s Hat Bar Hocking Hills.
Are there locally owned shops or boutiques worth visiting?
Yes. Hocking Hills is known for its locally owned boutiques and small businesses. In downtown Logan, SimpliCity Threads Boutique offers trendy, affordable women’s clothing and accessories. Homegrown on Main features work by local artists, plus demonstrations and workshops you can join.
For something truly one of a kind, stop by JJ’s Hat Bar Hocking Hills at the Hocking Hills Market. You can design your own custom cowboy hat or church hat and take home a souvenir made just for you. Hocking Hills Chic Boutique sits at the same market, with new, handmade, upcycled and consignment pieces.
Which places in Hocking Hills sell handmade or artisan products?
Homegrown on Main is the best place to start. It is a partnership between the Hocking Hills Tourism Association and local artists and authors. Stop in to watch a demonstration, or sign up for a workshop and make something yourself.
Jack Pine Studio near Rock House is the other stop worth the drive. Watch hot glass become art in live demonstrations, then shop the gallery. The Hungry Buffalo General Store also carries handcrafted goods from local artisans, alongside outdoor gear.
Are there antique stores near The Woodlands at Hocking Hills?
Yes. Antique lovers have several options within a short drive. The Logan Antique Mall on State Route 664 South is the most popular, with booths full of vintage decor, rustic furniture, glassware and collectibles. Midwest Glassware Outlet sits on the same stretch of road and carries glassware and dinnerware from several makers.
The Hocking Hills Market on US 33 in Rockbridge is a large flea market with indoor and outdoor vendors. Its permanent shops stay open year round, and the flea market runs Friday through Sunday. Antique shopping is a favorite rainy-day activity in Hocking Hills.
What are the best shopping spots for gifts that give back to the community?
Gifts That Give Back in downtown Logan is the clearest choice. The shop partners with more than 100 artisan groups, and its products are fair trade and ethically made. Every purchase supports fair wages and dignified work for the person who made the item.
Homegrown on Main puts money straight into the hands of local artists and authors. The Columbus Washboard Company is the last washboard maker in the United States. It was established in 1895 and has made washboards in Logan since 1999. Take the factory tour, then browse the gift shop.
Where can I buy groceries near Hocking Hills cabins?
Kroger and Walmart are both in Logan, about 11 minutes from our cabins. Walmart sits right on State Route 664, on your way into town. Both carry everything you need for cabin meals, including fresh produce, meat and paper goods.
Many guests shop once on arrival, then cook simple meals together at the cabin. Crabtree’s Hardware & General Goods on West Hunter Street is handy for anything you forgot to pack.