Hocking Hills Shopping: Antiques and Glass

Hocking Hills shopping centers on one stop: Hocking Hills Market on US 33 in Rockbridge. It has two antique malls, a weekend flea market, a craft market and an Amish furniture store in one place. Add the glass gallery at Jack Pine Studio in Laurelville and the gift shop at the Old Man's Cave visitor center, and a rainy afternoon is covered.

Hours below come from each business's own site, checked October 26, 2026.

Hocking Hills shopping at a glance

Hocking Hills Market

Hocking Hills Market on US 33 is a cluster of shops around a weekend flea market. The permanent shops are open year round. For an antique mall, Hocking Hills Market has two: Spring Street Antique Mall, with more than 12,000 square feet and 120 dealers, and the Hocking Hills Antique Mall in the same complex.

The Hocking Hills flea market runs Friday through Sunday, from sunup to 5 p.m. Around it you'll find:

• Appalachian Art and Craft, with work from more than 120 independent vendors. For the yearly shows, see our Hocking Hills craft show dates.
• Holliday's Country Oak Amish Furniture.
• Laine's Dutch Country Store, for meats, cheeses and baking supplies.
• A boot outlet, an outdoor supply shop, a boutique and a gift shop.
• Hocking Hills Mini Golf and Hocking Hills Disc Golf, for anyone who's done browsing.

When you need a break, there's Chelle's 33 Diner, a 1950s-style diner, plus a coffee shop for coffee, pastries and sandwiches, and the 33 Shake Shoppe for ice cream.

Antique stores, Hocking Hills style

If you're after antique stores, Hocking Hills Market is the easy answer, with both malls under one parking lot. Give yourself at least an hour in Spring Street alone, since 120 dealers' booths go slowly.

Bring a tape measure if you're hunting furniture, and ask about holding a piece while you finish the loop.

Hocking Hills glass blowing at Jack Pine Studio

For Hocking Hills glass blowing, Jack Pine Studio on State Route 180 in Laurelville has a gallery with live demonstrations. It also runs glassblowing classes you can book online, and it hosts a Glass Pumpkin Festival.

The gallery is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Online orders ship only, so buy in person if you want to carry a piece home.

Hocking Hills gift shops

The easiest of the Hocking Hills gift shops is at the Old Man's Cave visitor center, open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It's right at the trailhead, so stop after your hike.

A rainy-day plan

Shopping in Hocking Hills, Ohio, is the classic rainy-day backup. Start at Hocking Hills Market when the flea market opens, have lunch at the diner, then drive to Laurelville for a glassblowing demo at Jack Pine Studio.

If the rain lets up, the Hocking Hills train ride leaves from Nelsonville, and the wineries in Hocking Hills are open into the evening on weekends.

Our pick

For Hocking Hills shopping on a single afternoon, do Hocking Hills Market on a Friday or Saturday, when the flea market is running. Save Jack Pine Studio for the drive back.

Then put your feet up at our Hocking Hills cabin with hot tub, surrounded by furniture John built. For everything else, see our guide to things to do in Hocking Hills.

Hocking Hills shopping FAQs

Where is the best Hocking Hills shopping?

The best Hocking Hills shopping is at Hocking Hills Market on US 33 in Rockbridge. It has two antique malls, including the 120-dealer Spring Street Antique Mall, a weekend flea market, an Appalachian craft market, an Amish furniture store and a diner. For glass, add Jack Pine Studio in Laurelville.

When is the Hocking Hills flea market open?

The Hocking Hills flea market at Hocking Hills Market is open Friday through Sunday, from sunup to 5 p.m. The permanent shops around it, including the two antique malls, are open year round, and Spring Street Antique Mall is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Go early for the best pick of the vendor tables.

Where can you see glass blowing in Hocking Hills?

You can see glass blowing in Hocking Hills at Jack Pine Studio on State Route 180 in Laurelville. The gallery has live demonstrations and glassblowing classes you can book online, and it hosts a Glass Pumpkin Festival. It's open daily, with shorter hours on Sundays.

Is there an antique mall in Hocking Hills?

Yes, there are two antique malls at Hocking Hills Market on US 33 in Rockbridge. Spring Street Antique Mall has more than 12,000 square feet and 120 dealers and is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Hocking Hills Antique Mall sits in the same complex as the weekend flea market.