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“Absolutely gorgeous old house, impeccably organized and displayed. More of a museum than a store for me given the prices but a truly impressive collection. Tons of Pyrex.”
11:30 AM - 5:00 PM
393 Roaring Fork Rd, Gatlinburg
Antiques
“Very nice place tucked into the corner of Gatlinburg. The owners were gracious to allow me to park in their lot while we hiked in the area. Post hike we picked up some sweets and a prize for our grandson. Susie wants to go back tomorrow for another Lemon Gooey Bar!”
“We really enjoyed our time here! So many neat little finds and the person working was so helpful and nice. We plan to go back again before we leave to look around a second time!”
“Great little store! Very well organized, friendly staff and super items. This store is on the higher end of pricing compared to others but it has great quality! This seems to work its way out considering the quality.
Great find!”
10AM - 6PM
1442 Winfield Dunn Pkwy, Sevierville
Antiques
“We stopped in while in Tennessee on vacation. I found 2 vintage collectable dolls in their original box for less then $20 each! Lots of neat stuff and it's well organized.”
“I'm looking for the vendor who sells the snaps in the picture provided. Can you provide any information. Visited the flea market couple years ago, would have loved to seen more of the shops but it was over in the evening a d they were closing. Purchased sunglasses and would like to get more charms for them.
Thanks,
Diane McCormack”
9AM - 6PM
1441 Winfield Dunn Pkwy, Sevierville
Antiques
“Well organized. Lots of antique chandeliers, art, glassware, among other items. Checkout was courteous and wrapped all breakables with care. Plan to spend 1 1/2-2 hours, especially if it’s your first visit.”
11:15AM - 5:15PM
676 Glades Rd, Gatlinburg
Antiques
“My fiancé and I took a short vacation in Gatlinburg and our favorite experience was exploring the local shops. Everything on display was exquisite and finely made. Peggy was an absolute delight to speak with, and learning about her legacy as an artist was nothing short of inspiring. I had just learned about scrimshaw a few days before so it felt surreal to see the real thing in such high quality! I left with a deep appreciation for her and her husband's craftsmanship. I wish I'd purchased a dagger, but it makes for a great excuse to come visit again. The shop can seem unassuming from the outside, so you definitely don't want to miss it when passing through!”
“Absolutely love this shop! Personable and great treasures! The owner Darrell was great. He shared stories with us that were so intriguing. It is definitely a one of a kind shop!”
“This place is actually huge! It's much bigger inside than it looks outside. Prices were fair for somethings other things were very expensive or overpriced but they have good quality so I think it's fair for the most part. I really enjoyed the gem mine outside. I didn't mine but they have tons of beautiful rocks and gems with things for any price range. If you love rocks this is a good place to stop they are a little less expensive as the other rocks shops in the area.”
“Great antique barn right off of the main strip. It's two levels with a lot of inventory. I collect paperback fiction and I was surprised to find a great selection of 1950s-1970s books. If you love vintage hardcover books there is a robust selection. Friendly staff. It does take a little while to check out due to the cashier having to write each title down with the price (assumably for the booth owner). I'll definitely revisit.”
10AM - 5PM
3234 Wears Valley Rd, Sevierville
Antiques
“The antique shopping experience in Wears Valley, particularly at spots like Wears Valley Antiques & Crafts or Bears Valley Antiques, is a wonderful reflection of the area's rustic charm and creative spirit.
Unlike some single-focus shops, the Wears Valley antique stores often feature a fantastic blend of true antiques and local, handmade crafts. This mix makes it perfect for finding a piece of history alongside a unique Smoky Mountain souvenir or artisan item.
Expect to find a great selection of items that fit a mountain cabin, farmhouse, or rustic aesthetic. This includes old furniture, log cabin decor, and primitive pieces.
Because many are multi-vendor malls, the inventory is always changing. You can browse through vintage clothing, collectible toys, exquisite glassware, and local paintings/photography that capture the essence of the scenic valley.
Shoppers consistently note the welcoming environment and the friendly, knowledgeable staff who are happy to discuss the history of an item or guide you to a particular type of treasure.
Due to the popular tourist location, some items may reflect tourist pricing, but value is certainly there. It is always worth looking closely and asking questions! These shops are usually filled floor-to-ceiling with displays, so give yourself plenty of time to truly explore and uncover the many hidden gems.
Overall, Wears Valley's antique stops are a must-visit for anyone looking for a unique piece of Tennessee history or a beautiful, handcrafted item to remember their mountain trip. And check out the general store too!!!”
“Went shopping here looking for a bday present for myself, ended up picking up a few items. The employee was very friendly. It was a Goldilocks of stores, Some items seemed underpriced, some were overpriced a tad bit but not too much. And some items were spot on.
From other reviews Ive read, it seems Some people seem to leave with a bad taste in their mouths because of a few items that are in the store pertaining to black Americana, it's really like 3 small shelves in one out of 100 cases, I didn't let the negative reviews stop me and you shouldn't either.
Truth is (from what I gather) the owner hunts for cool and unique items from all over the country trying to fill the needs of many different types of collectors. As you have to do in this type of business
And I can't help but say The lady working there is as sweet and helpful as ever. So don't be afraid to ask her questions.”
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“stopped in this place a couple time while in sevierville on vacation. there is a wide range of items in here- staff member also said they were owned by the same people who own the smokey mountain knife works- so they do have some stuff of the same stuff you would see in the SMKW relic room. Husband and I got a few small finds (love the snoopy selection). We also ended up getting a cool coffee table and the staff were super helpful with securing the glass top for us and getting it into our vehicle.”