Cuckoo clocks, wood carved figurines, matroyshka dolls and more. We bought a little Viking teddy…read morebear for my boyfriend's mom, who collects teddies. Lots of enamel pins here as well.

You can find quite a bit of authentic German goods at Lindenhaus Imports from authentic…read moreNutcrackers, Cuckoo Clocks, Steins and Smokers. Great place to find some unique and handcrafted gifts.

Haven't been in for a while and the place looks great. All ready for the holidays. Got a bunch of…read moregifts. Thanks

It's always a treat to shop at Strawberry Moon when we're in town. Such a wide variety of items…read morethat you dont find often. It seems to be one of those places that is easy to find gifts (and of course, I'll take one for me, too!). Teresa is very helpful and pleasant to deal with!

Great little shop that is two fold. Come here to see the view of Tallulah Point. It's beautiful and…read morea free amazing view. They have binoculars you can use too. This is a shop you can buy souvenirs and also find out about the background of when Wallenda came here to walk across the highest point. Very cool spot to check out. They do not have restrooms here. They tell u to go down the street. There are restrooms and another beautiful view of Tallulah Point and Tallulah Gorge. Check it out and follow the signs.

Roadside Attraction Alert:…read more I loved the time I spent here for lots of reasons but honestly the view of the gorge from here isn't that impressive in the least, but it is free. You might as well grab a cold bottle of pop in the store on the first floor then head up the stairs and buy a square of fudge for a buck then walk out on the upper porch grab a stool and enjoy the view, if you have a pair of binoculars or a telescope you might have a chance of seeing something amazing otherwise enjoy the pop and cool breeze. Famed tightrope walker Karl Wallenda, founder of The Flying Wallendas, probably got the best view ever when he crossed the Gorge on a high-wire in 1970 or did J.A. St. John also known as Professor Leon, might have been the first to high-wire the gorge in 1886 other sources say a Professor Bachman walked the Gorge in 1883, regardless who did it or who did it first these guys had big balls. I won't claim to know the history of this place but there's no doubt the structure is nostalgic. It feels like the entire collection of buildings hangs precariously on the edge of a cliff (you must experience the upper porch to get the full effect). I think this would be a great location to set up a zip line across the gorge, now that's taking this collage of oddities to the next level. It's unbelievable that in this day and age that everything here is free except for the merchandise which clearly shows the lack of entrepreneurism but hey not everyone is a capitalist. It's a must stop if you're in the area if only to check in on YELP - I'm joking it's really like no other place on earth and the lady reading her book upstairs for hours on end makes some mighty fine fudge...

We had the best time making candles. The owner, Maria, is delightful and assisted us every step of…read morethe way. We chose our scents, the candle container, and the design on top. I brought my mom and sister and we all had a great time. It was a really fun way to spend the afternoon and a great value for the money and memories. Don't sleep on this activity. It is a good time for everyone.

We needed an indoor activity on a hot summer day and this fit the bill. So fun and educational!…read moreMaria was an excellent host. Grabbed lunch across the street too.

My sister would love this place. You can actually choose a baby cabbage patch and you go through…read morethe whole process. It's a great presentation. They also have plenty of other items for kids of all ages. Worth a visit.

Growing up I was more than familiar with Cabbage Patch Kids. They were everywhere. As part of…read morethat nostalgia it was pretty neat to see the General Hospital. The hospital is in a beautiful building that resembles and older plantation estate with sprawling and beautiful lawns. Overall, we spent about 30-45 minutes walking around and looking at the store. A neat place to stop if passing through.

I love any place the has the words "General Store" in its name. Today's General Stores are mostly…read morefilled with reproductions of things from day's gone by and that's okay because they mimic living history and things not forgotten. I mean where else can you buy a yo-yo, a bicycle handle-bar bell, a game of jax or bins of penny candies that are no longer a penny. It looked like most of the customers here were window shopping with lots of "I remember those", "come see this" or "what the heck is that". This store is a great place to reminisce and it's definitely a touchy-feely store that everyone picks up everything to get a closer look so most items here are like a Petri dish, a little hand sanitizer might be something you'll want to pick up while you're here. The staff is really great and can point you in the right direction if there's a particular item you're looking for unless it's a block of salt , a sack of flour or a country ham in a cloth sack hanging from the ceiling, it's not that kind of general store the only mason jars I saw here were filled with cat-eye marbles. I enjoyed spending about 30 minutes here, it was entertaining and I did find a refrigerator magnet for the RV, I didn't see any "you break it, you buy it" signs so the margins are probably pretty good here...

It was a bit crowded in the store but service was friendly…read more They have a huge selection of Knick knacks and souvenirs. The popcorn smelled amazing!! Most things were reasonably priced depending on what you are looking for.

A must stop in Clayton! An outdoorsy gals dream! Great selection of clothing, shoes, gifts and…read moregear. Super friendly staff and decent prices. The photo booth is a great edition! The perfect spot if you need to wander around or if you actually need some new gear :)

I want to live in this store. Everything you could possibly want for yourself or as a gift for…read moresomeone else, they will have. Had a ton of stuff in the clearance section marked down to crazy low prices. Such a wide variety of books and kids stuff downstairs as well as really cute eclectic items. I went twice in two days because after the first time I knew there was so much more I wanted to get. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. When they source their items you can tell the thought that is behind each and every single thing and that there is some meaning. They also had a photo booth, how sweet is that!

We've passed this store many times yet never had a chance to stop until now. Beautiful handmade…read morepottery in several different color schemes. We purchased a large platter and small bowl that coordinate well with some of our other pottery pieces, as well as a utensil trivet bc I loved the colors and pattern. The owner/artisan was friendly and enjoyable to converse with. They even offer pottery making classes each month. Very cool place!

We stopped in here to browse and were completely taken with Ms. Cindy's pottery. Her pieces are…read morepractical and innovative as well as beautiful and reasonably priced. She took the time to give us a tour of her studio, showing us the processes they go through to produce their pieces. We had such a wonderful time visiting with Ms. Cindy. This was our favorite stop out of all the different studios we visited. We brought home two lovely pieces that will get plenty of use in our kitchen!