This store was plucked from a Harry Potter book. The curator, I mean, owner, has a talent for…read moresetting atmosphere. Each section has a mix of antiques, relics, notions and items of all origins appropriate to the genera. My daughter and I made a wonderful memory exploring the Knick knacks and books. Thank you, worth more than I can express.

The guy running the counter was very nice! They have a nice selection of newer as well as older…read morecollectible books. They have some beautiful stones and the cutest little kid's area. I barely looked at the books because this bookstore is more like an upscale steampunkish antique shop. They have author events but the parking is very minimal.

My hubby and I went Sunday...after my mother-in-law raved about this place...her purchases made us…read morecurious so we decided to go...Well...the owner was frggin AWESOME...and his shop was inviting and warm...Hubby found goodies for his man cave...and I found warm touches for our new home...that will make it, even more special... GREAT gift items... And I'm also soooooooo pleased to see local items from local artists... We'll support...I love it!! Love when shopping is FUN!!!

Cute selection of decor items with reasonable pricing. Selection ranged from primitive to seasonal…read morehome decor.

I've been a regular visitor of both this location and the one in Farragut for quite some time and…read morehave always enjoyed the experience, selection of items, and friendliness from the ladies at the register. However, I was recently disappointed to find that a large majority of vendors have begun selling items with AI-generated "artwork." I recognize the usage of AI as a practical tool but certainly not as a creative medium--especially when vendors charge $30 and above for "artwork" that a human didn't even create. I feel that selling AI-generated pieces is not only deceptive but a poor reflection on any business given how environmentally damaging it is plus the fact that AI continuously steals content from hard-working human artists. I love Homespun and will continue to recommend them on account of my positive experiences as a shopper, but I feel that they and other businesses can do better when it comes to recognizing the harm AI causes.

This place is huge and very full. However, there were hardly any antiques. And the primitives were…read moremostly reproductions. The vendors all seem to be ordering from the same wholesale companies as you couldn't tell one booth space from the next. There was nothing original in the shop; we felt like most things could be bought just about anywhere else. We were in and out in 20 minutes -- that never happens to us!

This is a fun kitschy store right on the drag in Gatlinburg…read more They have lots of off-the-wall souvenirs that you won't find anywhere else in town. A lot of them have a Christian theme (especially the signs and t-shirts) if that's your thing. If not, there are plenty of other goodies to pique your interest.

Such a really sweeet country store for your home decor…read more... Love, love, love this place.. They have perimative items that I dearly fell in love with. Will be shopping at this store ALOT.. If your decor is country, this is the place for you.

It is a great store! She has flowers, farmhouse decor, antiques etc. such a fun place ! So many…read morenice things.

Some attractions sell an experience…read more Some sell a product. The Apple Barn Cider Mill somehow manages to do both. What started as a simple stop turned into one of the more enjoyable experiences of our trip. The star of the visit was our guide, who took us on a cider journey through the various flavors and offerings. She was friendly, knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely seemed to enjoy what she was doing. She answered questions, explained the differences between the ciders, and made the tasting experience fun instead of feeling like a sales pitch. And since there's a chance she might somehow see this review: Happy 40th Birthday! Sorry I forgot your name, but your hospitality certainly wasn't forgettable. Now let's talk about the cider. Excellent. There was a large variety of flavors available to sample, making it easy to compare styles and find a favorite. Whether you're new to cider or consider yourself a seasoned enthusiast, there's enough variety here to keep things interesting. After sampling our way through the lineup, we wound up purchasing a glass of the original apple cider and enjoyed it outside. And honestly, that's where the experience really came together. Sitting outside with a fresh cider in hand, playing cornhole and Jenga, enjoying the atmosphere, and slowing down for a little while made for a genuinely relaxing afternoon. No rushing. No crowds pushing you along. Just good cider and good company. We also picked up a growler to bring back to the hotel because one thing became very clear during the tasting process: leaving empty-handed would have been a mistake. The Apple Barn Cider Mill does a great job creating an experience that's welcoming, fun, and memorable without feeling overly commercialized. Great cider. Great staff. Great atmosphere. Five stars. And judging by the growler currently waiting back at the hotel, I'm already looking forward to my next visit.

We have been visiting every year since 1980, and always have a Grande Time…read more Travel Tip: try to avoid if tourist buses are present. The Apple Barn & Cider Mill is a great preview for surrounding shops. Must visit.

Love this store! It's a staple every time we visit the Great Smokies. Unique handmade goods at very…read morefair and reasonable prices.