Book Stores in Ashland, OR

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  1. 154 Oak St, Ashland OR 97520

    4.9 Superb 74 reviews

    “Wonderful, friendly with a lotta science stuff, including a wide selection of tumbled and other rocks n gems. Great book selection for kids as well as adults, science toys, wide range of birdseed and good advice from the ever-friendly staff. My go-to place in Ashland!”

  2. 15 N Main St, Ashland OR 97520

    4.9 Superb 91 reviews

    “Found this on my road trip back down from WA/OR to CA after my visit at the Japanese Garden, Lithia Park. It's the cutest book store I've ever seen so I hope I can drive back up here some day :) I enjoyed looking around in this charming little store.”

  3. 199 E Main St #1, Ashland OR 97520

    4.9 Superb 68 reviews

    “Darling store, beautiful jewelry with a wide selection. The people who work there are very nice too, more than happy to pull out jewelry that you want to look at!”

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  5. 290 E Main St, Ashland OR 97520

    4.8 Superb 113 reviews

    “Wide variety of books. Well stocked and great organization. I loved the staff recs/reviews on some of the books. I even snagged a book I wouldn't have known about simply because of the staff's review posted with the book.”

  6. 90 N Pioneer St, Ashland OR 97520

    4.6 Superb 96 reviews

    “This is a perfect bookstore. Some used books, some new, some old and charming. The range of sections is amazing, and there are comfy chairs scattered about, so you can sit a spell and see what you really want to take home. Just fantastic. A must!”

  7. 1757 Ashland St, Ashland OR 97520

    4.6 Superb 52 reviews

    “RVML is so much more than a library - it's one of the most unique community spaces in Southern Oregon, and it exists because Jordan Pease had the vision and the tenacity to make it happen. What started over 20 years ago has grown into one of the largest collections of its kind anywhere, and Jordan has kept it accessible, welcoming, and genuinely useful throughout. The Tuesday night lecture series is free and consistently thought-provoking. It's also a fantastic place to meet new people. The Media Exchange lets anyone trade books and DVDs without even being a member. A $30 annual membership gets you unlimited borrowing from thousands of titles you simply won't find anywhere else. It's a great place to donate your books and media! But what really sets RVML apart is the culture Jordan has built around it — curious, open, non-judgmental. Whether you're a longtime member or just wandering in off Ashland Street for the first time, you feel like you belong there. Ashland is lucky to have this place, and we are all lucky to have Jordan.”

  8. 31 Mistletoe Rd, Ashland OR 97520

    4 Good 24 reviews

    “In May of 2023 my publisher asked me if I wanted to create an audiobook version of my wild edibles book. I said: “Hell YES!” Shortly thereafter, I was slated to go to San Francisco or Portland to record the audio. I was reluctant to travel to either place because it would’ve cost thousands of dollars in gas and hotel stays out of my pocket. Instead, I suggested we record everything at Blackstone Audio in Ashland. This worked out beautifully and saved me heaps of dough!Blackstone Audio is a top-notch recording facility located in a beautiful, mountainous town in Southern Oregon. My commute from medford to Ashland was a motorcyclist’s dream. In total, I sat for five five-hour recording sessions in one of their state-of-the-art isolation booths and got to know the place well. I was paired with a friendly/professional audio engineer who was instrumental in a successful final product (shoutout to Josh B. ?).Basically it was a magical experience all around! ?‍♂️Thank you Blackstone and thank you North Atlantic Books! ?It’s also worth mentioning that many great books were recorded at this facility and it was an honor for me to sit in the same chair as some of my heroes.Lastly, my wild edibles book is now available everywhere (if you want to check out the quality). ?”

  9. 1250 Siskiyou Blvd, Ashland OR 97520

    3.9 Good 30 reviews

    “This is a small bookstore compared to the other bigger Oregon Universities. However, that does not bother me. This bookstore has a lot of merchandise—but it can also be a little pricey. However, I like that they do have a lot of nice items on sale and I like that they have different payment options. I do feel the in-person bookstore has a lot more than online…but then again, I should understand that the current students should have first pick at clothing, hats, and materials they like. I just wish I lived closer so I can go to the bookstore randomly… as I do love the institution I graduated from. I know it may sound cliché, but I really did meet a lot of nice people here that I will never forget…and this is technically by definition, my second home. With that being said, I hope one day to maybe…if I am lucky…have a little vacation home in Ashland :)”

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