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Some people drive to Holmes County for pie and noodles, then go home with a dining table strapped to the roof. Ohio’s Amish Country is packed with family-run furniture showrooms where solid wood pieces are built by local craftsmen, and many let you pick the wood, the stain, and even the size.
This list covers nine of them, from Millersburg and Sugarcreek to Middlefield, Kidron, and a pretzel-serving barn near Danville. Most sit along scenic routes like US 62 and State Route 39, so the drive itself is part of the fun.
A quick heads-up before you plan: every shop here is closed on Sunday, so Monday through Saturday is your window. Fall is a great time to make the trip, with farm country views between stops and plenty of bakeries nearby for fuel.
Whether you need a new bedroom set or just love seeing real craftsmanship up close, these stops make an easy case for a full day on the back roads.
1. Schrock’s Heritage Furniture, Millersburg, OH
Millersburg is the county seat of Holmes County, which makes it a natural starting point for a furniture-hunting day. Schrock’s Heritage Furniture sits right on East Main Street, easy to find on the way into town.
The family-run store focuses on classic wood furniture made locally by Amish artisans. Expect traditional pieces with a unique, handmade character rather than mass-produced styles.
Practical perks help here too. The shop offers delivery, assembly, and installation, so you do not need a pickup truck to bring home something big.
Hours run Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., a little later start than some neighbors. I would save this one for after a morning breakfast in town.
2. Homestead Furniture, Fredericksburg, OH
Ever wanted to see how Amish furniture actually gets built? Homestead Furniture is one of the few stops on this list known for factory tours alongside its showroom.
The building is spacious, with custom-built Amish furniture and home decor spread throughout. Craftsmanship is the headline, and the team is known for being easy to work with on custom orders.
Services go beyond the sale. Homestead offers white glove delivery, assembly, installation, and even repair work.
You will find it at 8233 State Route 241 in the farm country around Fredericksburg and Mount Hope. Weekday hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., with Saturday closing at 3 p.m.
Saturdays and Friday afternoons tend to be busiest. A Monday or Tuesday morning visit often means more room to browse.
3. Dutch Craft Furniture, Millersburg, OH
Shoppers who have compared Amish furniture from Indiana to Pennsylvania sometimes land right back in Holmes County for value. Dutch Craft Furniture is a big reason why.
The store specializes in custom-made solid wood pieces. You choose the wood, the style, and the finish, so the final piece fits your room instead of the other way around.
It sits at 4774 US Route 62, a scenic stretch in the middle of the nation’s largest Amish settlement. Parking is free in the lot and on the street.
Curbside pickup, white glove delivery, and repairs are all available. Hours are Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
4. Swiss Valley Furniture, Sugarcreek, OH
Sugarcreek calls itself the Little Switzerland of Ohio, so a shop named Swiss Valley fits right in. The town of about 2,300 is often treated as the gateway to Amish Country.
Swiss Valley Furniture is a family-run showroom with Amish-built, solid wood furniture plus assorted home decor. The big draw is choice, with a large selection of woods and finishes to choose from.
That makes it a smart stop if you already know your room’s color scheme. Bring a photo and compare stains in person.
Find it at 2431 State Route 39 with free on-site parking. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday.
5. Weaver’s Fine Furniture of Sugarcreek, Sugarcreek, OH
Since 1995, this Sugarcreek showroom has been selling premium Amish-made hardwood furniture. Nearly three decades in one spot says a lot in a region full of options.
Weaver’s offers a wide selection plus plenty of customization, including custom designs. Repairs are part of the service list too, which is handy if a family heirloom needs attention.
The shop is known for solid service after the sale, not just during it. Delivery, assembly, installation, and curbside pickup are all offered.
Look for it at 7011 Old Route 39 NW, open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday is usually the busy day, so Thursday or Saturday mornings can be calmer.
6. Country Side Furnishings, Middlefield, OH
Northeast Ohio readers, this one is for you. Middlefield anchors the fourth-largest Amish settlement in the world, and it is a much shorter trip from Cleveland than Holmes County.
Country Side Furnishings is Amish owned and operated, with an extensive catalog covering every room. Customization goes deep here.
You can choose the wood species, stain color, fabric pattern, edge profile, and even the size of a piece. For odd-shaped rooms, that last option is a big deal.
The showroom is at 16403 Nauvoo Road. Hours are 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Saturday, so plan for an earlier finish.
7. Scenic Hills Furniture LLC, Sugarcreek, OH
Patio furniture shoppers get their own reason to stop on State Route 39. Scenic Hills Furniture handles both indoor Amish-crafted wood pieces and outdoor furniture.
Custom designs cover both sides of the house. That makes it a one-stop visit if the dining room and the back deck both need help.
The owners and staff have a strong reputation for friendly, helpful service. Delivery, assembly, installation, and repairs are available.
It sits at 1885 State Route 39, open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and until 4 p.m. Saturday.
Saturdays get busy, while most weekdays stay quiet.
8. Eastwood Amishcraft Furniture, Kidron, OH
Kidron is a small Wayne County village with deep roots in farming and Amish trades. It makes a fine northern leg for a furniture road trip.
Eastwood Amishcraft Furniture sells Amish-built pieces made from locally sourced wood by local craftsmen. The work is admired as much for its artistry as its sturdiness.
Delivery and installation are offered, which helps if you are coming from Columbus or Akron. The shop is at 4722 Kidron Road.
Hours are Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is a solid pick for anyone serious about quality Amish furniture.
9. Weaver’s Farm And Furniture (Fine Hardwood Furniture), Danville, OH
Homemade soft pretzels and handcrafted furniture under one roof is a combination that is hard to pass up. Weaver’s Farm And Furniture near Danville offers exactly that.
The store carries tons of quality Amish furniture and handcrafted woodwork. Grab a pretzel and take your time.
Danville is a tiny village in eastern Knox County, surrounded by Amish farmsteads. It is a handy stop for Columbus-area readers who want Amish Country without going all the way to Holmes County.
Find it at 29217 Mickley Road with free parking. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday through Saturday, and Monday mornings are typically quietest.
Every stop on this list proves Ohio’s furniture makers are still building things to last. Pick a route, pack a tape measure, and make a Saturday of it.
