Home Decor in Crystal River, FL

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  1. 441 Northeast 1st Terrace, Crystal River FL 34429

    5 Superb 19 reviews

    “I had been looking for goats milk soap for days with no luck. I finally googled where to buy in Crystal River and Rustic Mamas popped up. The people there were welcoming and knowledgeable and gave me some tips for storing it in between uses. I also bought a crochet Manatee that I was told an elderly woman hand makes them with no pattern to help with her arthritis . Wonderful little shop.”

  2. 660 N Citrus Ave, Crystal River FL 34428

    4.9 Superb 12 reviews

    “My first time in this shop and wasn’t disappointed! Loads to check out here, for the tourist or local there was something for everyone here. Large selection of t-shirts, jewelry and art! Kind of had a little bit of everything. Worth stopping in to check it out!”

  3. 737 North Suncoast Boulevard, Crystal River FL 34429

    4.8 Superb 66 reviews

    “Group antique and collectibles shop with a huge variety. Old to new. Everything from rusty, crusty, dusty to handmade items such as quilts and wood pieces. Jewelry, funky clothes and collectibles glass too. The new owner (Feb 2026) is a darling. She and her husband have expanded the booth spaces and added even more vendors. Take a few hours to discover all kinds of stuff you didn't know you needed.”

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