A guide to Pocono shopping sorted by type and town: the Tannersville outlets, Jim Thorpe's Broadway, the Hawley Silk Mill, antique malls, farm markets, and what to know about Pennsylvania sales tax before you buy.
Pocono shopping falls into four kinds of trip: the Tannersville outlets, small-town main streets like Jim Thorpe and Honesdale, antique malls, and seasonal farm markets. We have 87 shopping records across the region, and this guide sorts the ones with real detail by type and by town so you can match a stop to the kind of day you want.
Key Takeaways
- I.The Crossings Premium Outlets in Tannersville is the largest single shopping stop listed here, with 100+ outlet stores in a walkable outdoor layout.
- II.Jim Thorpe, Hawley, Honesdale and Stroudsburg are the main-street and mill-marketplace towns, each with several shops.
- III.Pennsylvania's sales tax rate is 6%, and clothing is generally exempt, but formal wear, fur and jewelry are among the items that are taxed (PA Department of Revenue, retrieved October 7, 2026).
- IV.Hours are listed here for only one shop, the Hawley Farmer's Market (Fridays, 2 to 5 PM, May through October), so call ahead for everything else.
How we sorted them
We went through every shopping listing, then kept the shops with a written description or highlights. Of the 87 listings, 63 have a written description and 23 have highlights. The table lists the 16 best-described places, and the sections below add shops from the rest of the list. Addresses and details appear only where they are available. This isn't a ranking, and opening hours, prices and distances between stops aren't listed here, so check with each shop before you go.
| Shop | Type | Town | Details | Nearest destination guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Crossings Premium Outlets | Outlet mall | Tannersville | 100+ outlet stores, walkable outdoor layout, off I-80 | Lake Naomi |
| Odd-Lot Outlet | Outlet mall | East Stroudsburg | Closeouts, souvenirs, seasonal items and gifts | Tobyhanna Lake |
| Apple Valley Village & Shopping Plaza | Artisan marketplace | Milford | Seven specialty shops | Promised Land Lake |
| Historic Downtown Jim Thorpe | Historic district | Jim Thorpe | Victorian-era streetscape of boutiques, galleries and antique shops on Broadway and Race Street | Mauch Chunk Lake |
| Hawley Silk Mill | Artisan marketplace | Hawley | Converted 19th-century mill with artisan studios, local vendors and a riverside restaurant | Lake Wallenpaupack |
| Olde Engine Works Marketplace | Antique mall | Stroudsburg | Multi-vendor mall across several floors | Tobyhanna Lake |
| Across the Tracks Antiques & More | Antique mall | Honesdale | 30+ vendors | Lake Wallenpaupack |
| Antiques Queen | Antique shop | Jim Thorpe | Second-floor shop at 77 Broadway with vintage finds, jewelry and collectibles | Mauch Chunk Lake |
| Jingle Bells Christmas Shoppe | Artisan marketplace | Jim Thorpe | Year-round Christmas shop | Mauch Chunk Lake |
| Wallflower | Artisan marketplace | Honesdale | Boutique with gifts, lamps, furniture, clothing and jewelry | Lake Wallenpaupack |
| The Grains Bookstore and Gift Shop | Artisan marketplace | Hawley | Bookstore and gift shop sharing local history | Lake Wallenpaupack |
| Schrader Creations | Artisan marketplace | Milford | Handmade goods from local artisans of the Tri-State region, plus classes | Promised Land Lake |
| Earthly Treasures | Artisan marketplace | Milford | Crystals and gifts inside the Historic Upper Mill, with a salt room | Promised Land Lake |
| Redress by Tamar | Antique shop | Greeley | Thrift and vintage clothing, jewelry, handbags and shoes | Promised Land Lake |
| dot + jo Boutique | Artisan marketplace | East Stroudsburg | Contemporary clothing, jewelry and accessories | Tobyhanna Lake |
| Hawley Farmer's Market | Farmers market | Hawley | Fridays 2 to 5 PM, May through October, at Bingham Park | Lake Wallenpaupack |
Each place is listed under its nearest destination guide by drive time.
Pick by what you want
- A big shopping day with the most stores: The Crossings Premium Outlets, with 100+ stores, plus Odd-Lot Outlet for closeouts and gifts.
- A main street to walk: Jim Thorpe's Broadway and Race Street, or Honesdale's Main Street, where you'll find Wallflower, Maude & Main, Gather and Dyberry Mercantile.
- Local makers and artists: Hawley Silk Mill, Schrader Creations in Milford and Local Fair in Jim Thorpe.
- Antiquing: Olde Engine Works Marketplace in Stroudsburg, Across the Tracks in Honesdale, and Antiques Queen in Jim Thorpe.
- A farm-market stop: Hawley Farmer's Market on Friday afternoons from May to October.
- Gifts and souvenirs: Jingle Bells Christmas Shoppe in Jim Thorpe, Lake Art and East Shore Gifts in Hawley, and Apple Valley Village in Milford.
Outlets and big-stop shopping
The Crossings Premium Outlets in Tannersville has 100+ outlet stores along a walkable outdoor promenade, and it is the region's largest shopping destination. It sits off I-80.
Odd-Lot Outlet in East Stroudsburg sells closeouts, souvenirs, seasonal items and gifts, and its listing advertises the largest fireworks selection in Pennsylvania. More than one Odd-Lot location is listed, so confirm the address before you go.
Apple Valley Village & Shopping Plaza in Milford has seven specialty shops, covering Columbia sportswear, gourmet candy, hand-rolled cigars, gift baskets, motorcycle apparel, hunting and fishing supplies and natural health products.
Main streets and mill marketplaces
Jim Thorpe. Historic Downtown Jim Thorpe is a walkable Victorian-era streetscape of independent boutiques, galleries and antique shops along Broadway and Race Street, on narrow, hilly streets. Specific shops include Antiques Queen (second floor, 77 Broadway), Jingle Bells Christmas Shoppe (12 Race Street), Local Fair (locally made goods, 101 Broadway), Jim Thorpe Olive Oil Co. (91 Broadway) and Jim Thorpe House of Jerky (38 Broadway). Hours aren't listed here, so call ahead.
Hawley. The Hawley Silk Mill is a converted 19th-century mill on the Lackawaxen River, with artisan studios, a marketplace of local vendors and a riverside restaurant. Nearby on Penn Avenue, The Grains Bookstore and Gift Shop shares stories of the historic Vogler Feed Store building. Lake Art sells apparel and décor inspired by Lake Wallenpaupack and the Poconos, and East Shore Gifts calls itself Lake Wallenpaupack merchandise headquarters.
Honesdale. Main Street holds Wallflower (an eclectic mix of gifts, lamps, furniture and clothing), Maude & Main, Gather and Dyberry Mercantile. Across the Tracks Antiques & More, on 4th Street, has 30+ vendors.
Stroudsburg. Olde Engine Works Marketplace fills a former engine works with dealers across several floors, and it suits a group ready to spend an hour or more. Main Street also has The Apple Tree clothing boutique, Pocono Soap (handmade soap) and The Potting Shed (a garden and gift shop).
Milford. Apple Valley Village anchors Route 6. Earthly Treasures sells crystals and gifts inside the Historic Upper Mill, and Schrader Creations carries handmade goods from artisans across the Tri-State region.
Antiques, vintage and thrift
Antique stops fall into three kinds. Malls with many vendors: Olde Engine Works (Stroudsburg), Across the Tracks (Honesdale) and Grapevine Antiques & Crafts Mall (Brodheadsville, listed with no further detail). A single curated shop: Antiques Queen in Jim Thorpe. Thrift and vintage clothing: Redress by Tamar in Greeley. Pieces of the Past Antiques in Newfoundland and Anthracite Vintage Mercantile & Auctions in Lehighton also appear, each with a one-line description.
Farm markets and specialty stops
Eleven farm and farmers-market stops are listed here. The only one with hours is Hawley Farmer's Market, held Fridays from 2 to 5 PM, May through October, at Bingham Park. The Wayne County Farmers Market (Honesdale) and Monroe Farmers Market (Stroudsburg, Courthouse Square) are listed as county markets without hours, and Heckman Orchards (Effort) and Gould's Produce & Farm Market (Brodheadsville) are listed as farm markets. Check each market for current days and seasons.
Before you shop: tax and fireworks rules
Pennsylvania's sales tax rate is 6%, and the Department of Revenue lists local add-ons only for Allegheny County (1%) and Philadelphia (2%) (PA Department of Revenue, Sales, Use and Hotel Occupancy Tax, retrieved October 7, 2026). The same agency says clothing is generally nontaxable, with exceptions that include formal day or evening apparel and articles made of real, imitation or synthetic fur (Pennsylvania Bulletin, March 7, 2026, retrieved October 7, 2026). The state's clothing-store guide adds that backpacks, jewelry and formal wear are taxable (PA Business One-Stop Hub, Reference Guide: Clothing Stores and Boutiques, retrieved October 7, 2026). Check the item type, since a sweater and a necklace are treated differently.
If you buy fireworks, the Pennsylvania State Police says anyone 18 or older can purchase, possess and use consumer fireworks, and that they can't be discharged within 150 feet of a building or vehicle, whether or not you own it (PSP, Fireworks FAQ, retrieved October 7, 2026). The Department of Revenue applies a 12% consumer fireworks tax on top of the 6% sales tax (PA Department of Revenue, Consumer Fireworks Tax, retrieved October 7, 2026).
Frequently asked questions
Where is the biggest shopping destination in the Poconos?
The Crossings Premium Outlets in Tannersville, with 100+ outlet stores.
Is clothing taxed in Pennsylvania?
Clothing is generally exempt from the 6% sales tax, but items such as formal wear, fur, jewelry and backpacks are taxable (PA Department of Revenue and PA Business One-Stop Hub, retrieved October 7, 2026).
Which Pocono town is best for browsing independent shops on foot?
Jim Thorpe's Broadway and Race Street make up a walkable downtown of boutiques, galleries and antique shops. Honesdale's Main Street also has several shops.
Where can I find antiques?
Olde Engine Works Marketplace in Stroudsburg, Across the Tracks Antiques & More in Honesdale and Antiques Queen in Jim Thorpe are the best-described antique stops listed here.
Is there a farmers market in the Poconos?
Hawley Farmer's Market runs Fridays from 2 to 5 PM, May through October, at Bingham Park. Other markets have no listed hours.
Keep planning
Each destination page lists more places to eat and explore in that part of the region: Lake Naomi, Mauch Chunk Lake, Lake Wallenpaupack, Tobyhanna Lake and Promised Land Lake. For where to eat between stops, see The Best Restaurants in the Pocono Mountains and Pocono Wineries and Breweries.
Last updated October 7, 2026. Shop details come from Pocono Reserve research. Hours, stock and prices change, so confirm with each shop before you go. Cover photo: Smallbones, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Sources
- PA Department of Revenue, Sales, Use and Hotel Occupancy Tax. Retrieved October 7, 2026.
- Pennsylvania Bulletin, Notice of taxable and exempt property, March 7, 2026. Retrieved October 7, 2026.
- PA Business One-Stop Hub, Reference Guide: Clothing Stores and Boutiques. Retrieved October 7, 2026.
- Pennsylvania State Police, Fireworks FAQ. Retrieved October 7, 2026.
- PA Department of Revenue, Consumer Fireworks Tax. Retrieved October 7, 2026.