Discover 9 authentic Amish stores, markets, and shops in Arkansas. Find handcrafted furniture, fresh baked goods, farm-fresh produce, and traditional crafts.
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Harrison
The largest clusters are around Harrison, Mountain View, Pocahontas with 2 listings.
Bulk Foods Store
4 shops specialise in bulk foods store, alongside bakery, general market.
Year-round access
Most stores welcome visitors year-round, so you can plan a relaxed itinerary in any season.
3040 Highway 65 North, Dermott, AR
Offers Amish and Mennonite made fresh bread, jams, snacks, cheeses and meats, fruit cider, candy, cookbooks, soaps and more.
1100 Pace Rd, Pocahontas, AR
American Made General Store offers groceries, jar goods, candy, sports, outdoor items, clothing, and accessories.
193 Township Rd, Pocahontas, AR
Dalton Country Market offers Amish homemade sandwiches, bulk foods, and pastries.
614 S Main St, Searcy, AR
Good Measure Market offers bulk healthy food, specialty groceries, and natural, organic foods.
3864 AR 7, Harrison, AR
Harrison Bent ânâ Dent Grocery offers groceries and Amish home baked foods.
507 Sylamore Ave, Mountain View, AR
Yoderâs Country Cupboard offers bulk foods, homemade pastas, organic and natural foods, baked goods, and Amish-style deli meats.
999 Heber Springs Rd South, Heber Springs, AR
Ozark Country Market offers jellies, bread, nuts, cheese curds, goat milk soap and other homemade goods.
905 N. Main Street, Harrison, AR
Homey Hearth Bakery and Deli offers baked goods and deli meats.
212 W Main St, Mountain View, AR
Mountain Thyme Mercantile offers Amish goods, homemade fudge and peanut butter, bulk candy, coffee, and spices.
Cover multiple communities in a single trip and enjoy the food, craftsmanship, and hospitality that make Arkansas's Amish heritage unique.
View all Arkansas listingsMost businesses here operate year-round, making it easy to plan a trip in any season without worrying about closures.
Visitors rave about fresh bread, jams, snacks. You'll also discover handmade goods, pantry staples, and locally sourced ingredients unique to Arkansas.
Start near Harrison for breakfast, continue toward Mountain View and Pocahontas for lunch and shopping, and leave time for a scenic country drive between stops.
