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Shopping Places in Hocking Hills

Support small businesses and take a piece of Hocking Hills home with you! The area is full of unique finds, and exploring the local shops in Hocking Hills is a fun way to discover the character and creativity of the region.

Whether you’re looking for one-of-a-kind gifts, handmade crafts Hocking Hills artisans are known for, or just browsing for fun, there’s no shortage of charming stores, antique spots, and specialty boutiques to explore. Many of these small shops are family-run and filled with passion, personality, and local flair.

Not sure where to buy souvenirs in Hocking Hills? We’ve rounded up some of our favorite go-to places for thoughtful keepsakes, locally made products, and memorable treasures that capture the spirit of your trip.

Exterior view of Hocking Hills Regional Welcome Center building
Hocking Hills Regional Welcome Center
Storefront display of Gifts That Give Back shop
Gifts That Give Back
Homegrown on Main
Illustrated layout map of the Hocking Hills Market
Hocking Hills Market
Entrance view of Logan Antique Mall with floral decorations
Logan Antique Mall
Scenic outdoor photo promoting Dusty Blues Art Gallery in Hocking Hills
DUSTY BLUES ART GALLARY
Walmart
Kroger

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 some of the best shopping in downtown Logan, located about 10–20 minutes from The Woodlands at Hocking Hills. Popular stops include Gifts That Give Back, a purpose-driven shop featuring meaningful gifts that support charitable causes, and Homegrown on Main, known for its locally inspired décor, handcrafted items, and Ohio-made products.

Visitors also enjoy exploring the Logan Antique Mall for vintage finds and collectibles, as well as the charming Wind Chime Shop, which offers handcrafted chimes and peaceful garden décor. Near the Hocking Hills State Park Visitor Center, guests can find nature-themed apparel, trail gear, and keepsake souvenirs.
Yes! Hocking Hills is known for its locally owned boutiques and small businesses. In downtown Logan, guests often visit Simplicity Threads Boutique for stylish clothing and accessories, along with Homegrown on Main for rustic home décor and locally crafted gifts.

Another unique stop is Crabtree’s Hardware & General Store, a historic shop offering everything from practical supplies to nostalgic items and locally loved products. Exploring these businesses is a great way to support local entrepreneurs while discovering one-of-a-kind finds.
Guests searching for handmade or artisan products often enjoy browsing Homegrown on Main, which features locally crafted décor and specialty goods. The Wind Chime Shop is another favorite for handcrafted items and peaceful outdoor accents.

Visitors may also find locally made products such as glass art at Midwest Glass Outlet, handmade foods at regional markets, and artisan goods at seasonal festivals, winery events, and farmers markets throughout the Hocking Hills region.
Yes!  Guests who enjoy antiquing will find several options within a 15–25 minute drive. The Logan Antique Mall is one of the most popular destinations, offering a wide selection of vintage décor, rustic furniture, collectibles, and unique cabin accents.

Antique shopping is a favorite rainy-day activity in Hocking Hills and a fun way to discover hidden treasures while exploring the area.
For guests who want their purchases to make a positive impact, Gifts That Give Back in downtown Logan is a must-visit shop featuring products that support charitable causes and community initiatives. Visitors also enjoy shopping at Homegrown on Main, which highlights locally made goods and supports regional artisans and small businesses.

Another meaningful stop is the Columbus Washboard Company, where guests can shop American-made products from one of the last remaining washboard manufacturers in the country. Shopping local allows visitors to take home thoughtful souvenirs while supporting the people and history of the Hocking Hills region.
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