Shopping
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0Zollinger's Apple Cider / Fruit and Tree Farm
1000 River Heights Blvd, Logan, UT 84321
This Utah Century Farm, established in 1904 by William Zollinger, a Swiss-German immigrant to Cache Valley, was always known as a fruit farm throughout the years. William Zollinger established one of the first apple orchards in Cache Valley. When grandson Ron Zollinger took over the the management of the family farm in 1980, he improved its operation. At this historic farm […]
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Weeks Berries of Paradise
880 East 8600 South, Paradise, UT 84328
This is a 25-year-old business, family owned and operated. The Weeks family says that the growing conditions in Paradise produce superior flavor in their berries, which include strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, gooseberries, huckleberries, bluberries and black, red, and white currants. They also produce juices, syrups, and freezer jams that are available year round. Stop by to purchase […]
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Walton's Feed, Inc.
135 North 10th Street, Montpelier, ID 83254
The historic buildings of the wheat plant which make this site an interesting stop are a grain elevator and a mill, built in 1952. Soon after they were built, Art Walton bought the plant and founded Walton’s Feed. Farmers bring their wheat and barley crop to Walton’s, who buy it and produce rolled grain for feed products. Barley is rolled […]
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Village Dry Goods
96 South Main, Brigham City, UT 84302
Calling all quilters! For a week every June you can shop-hop to this and 14 other quilting shops along the Wasatch Front. In the fall, during deer hunting season, the quilt shops sponsor an overnight trip for all those “hunting widows.” Check out the Shop-Hop at: http://www.utahshophop.com/. Village Dry Good participates in Brigham City’s Heritage […]
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Viking Leather
1439 N Westside Hwy Dayton, ID 83232
Thirty years ago Max Gundersen started in the upholstery business in the Salt Lake area. Since moving to Idaho in 1974, he started to work in leather and tooling in leather. He creates gun cases, chaps, bridles and other items. The business has a large market, both local and nationally, including selling to major stores […]
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Thompson Custom Guns
1223 Bailey Creek Circle, Soda Springs, ID 83276
Shane Thompson has been working at the trade of gunsmithing for many years. The work requires precision and an eye for detail. Among other things, he provides custom metalsmithing, custom stocks, and precision machine inletting of gunstocks. He gets orders from all over the world.
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Thomas Mercantile
11576 Cottonwood Rd, Swanlake, ID 83281
This old-time mercantile is owned by Mary and Kim Thomas, who took over the business from Kim’s parents. It is actually over the Franklin County line in Swan Lake, which is in Bannock County, but it’s such a local institution we decided to include it anyway. The swan Lake post office is inside, as is […]
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Theurer’s Store
1 North Main Street, Lewiston, UT 84320
Family-owned since 1904, Theurer’s (pronounced “Tire’s”) is a local favorite for residents of Cache Valley. Starting with a store in Providence, Theurer’s grew to three stores around the valley. Currently, there one store still in operation, in Lewiston. Theurer’s sells groceries, hardware items, fabric, and also has a custom butcher shop. The fabric store has 750 to […]
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0The Spirit Goat
28 Federal Avenue, Logan, UT 84321
The Spirit Goat offers handcrafted soap made with goat’s milk and a mixture of vegetable-based oils. Other natural ingredients, like oatmeal, honey, and calendula petals are added to selected soaps to provide specific skincare qualities. They also offer other natural products including lotions, balms, and pet shampoo bars. You can see the soap being made at […]
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The Jailhouse
365 N Beach Rd, St Charles, ID 83272
This jailhouse, built in about 1870, was originally Bear Lake County Jail, and was located in Paris. About thirty years ago, the owners of Bear Lake Handicrafts moved the historic building to this site in St. Charles in order to help preserve its history and provide a home for the work of local craftspeople. The jailhouse has also been […]
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The Grouse Creek Store
11785 N. Grouse Creek Road, Grouse Creek, UT 84313
This nearly century old building was always used as a cooperative mercantile serving the folks of this remote northern Utah town of Grouse Creek. The small building was originally made of logs, then later tongue-and-groove siding was added. The owner runs the Grouse Creek Store in between school bus runs; offering gas, diesel, general C-store […]
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The Chocolate Bear
240 South Bear Lake Blvd., Garden City, UT 84028
Homemade chocolate dipped raspberries, Bear Lake Jam, homemade chocolates and fudge.
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The Blue Goose
4426 West 4900 South, Samaria, ID 83252
Clarence Hughes runs this charming 1892 store, which was moved to the town park in Samaria to keep it from being torn down. It’s a popular hangout for school kids and farmers in the afternoon. He sells local crafts, cookbooks, candy and sodas, and has video rentals. Historic photos and newspaper clippings adorn the walls and […]
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Stylish Fabrics/Bernina
138 N Main, Logan, UT 84321
Stylish Fabrics opened in the 1960s, supplying patterns and fabric for clothing. Today, the shop specializes in fabric and batting for quilt making, a well-developed local craft. Their inventory is so complete and high quality that they have many out-of-state customers who send for materials here. Stylish Fabrics also sells machine-quilted quilts made by local […]
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Soda Springs Farmer's Market
200 S Main St, Soda Springs, ID 83276
Located at Soda Springs City Park in downtown Soda Springs, along the main Hwy 30. Wednesdays 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. Homemade fresh baked goods, fresh noodles, artisan lettuce, fresh eggs, crafts and more.
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Smithfield Implement
99 North Main Street, Smithfield, UT 84321
This farm and ranch supply business was founded in 1914, and has always housed dry goods or mercantile. J.M. Roylance bought it in 1919, and his son still runs it. Just strolling through the aisles of this 100+ year old building is an experience you wouldn’t want to miss. The store stocks everything from implement parts in the basement […]
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0Slide Ridge Honey
100 S 100 E, Logan, UT 84321
Martin James has been a bee keeper for ten years. He says that hard work, lots of studying and good friends in the bee business is how he learned the trade. His work as 4-H advisor and board member of the Utah Bee Keeping association has qualified him for job as Cache County and Box Elder County bee […]
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Scott Service
4701 West Hwy 38, Malad, ID 83252
In business since 1927, Bryan Scott’s grandfather Milton Scott had a small store with ice, groceries, coffee and slot machines. People would come from Holbrock with their teams of horses and stop at Milton’s place. After that, his son, Khalil built a shop large enough for two-ton trucks. Now, Bryan has several manufacturing enterprises at this site, from […]
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Sam's Market
15 North Main, Grace, ID 83241
In 1913 this building housed a doctor’s office and general store. It has seen various owners and uses since then, until 1964, when Sam Krebbs bought the store and established Sam’s Market, a maninstay in the community of Grace.
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Roundrocks Fly Fishing
530 South Main, Logan 84321
Fly fishing retail store carrying all supplies for fly fishing. Roundrocks schedules classes for women in fly fishing, and hopes to include classes for children, soon. Educational materials and supplies and classes for fly tying. Check with Roundrocks for their current schedule of classes.
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0Rockhill Creamery
563 South State Street, Richmond, UT 84333
At Rockhill Creamery artisan cheeses are made with raw milk from the farm’s Brown Swiss cows, using traditional artisan techniques. Located in Richmond, 12 miles north of Logan, the farmstead is listed on the National Historic Register, and was honored at the 2007 Utah Heritage Foundation Awards for best adaptive use of an historic site. The farmstead is […]
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Red Hawk Trading
890 N. 4600 W., Malad City, ID 83252
Camping is a very popular activity in the Bear River Heritage Area. Here you can purchase locally made canvas tipis, tents and camp supplies. Red Hawk made the world’s largest tipi for use at the Salt Lake City 2002 Winter Olympics. They also specialize in making reproduction tents that are authentic to various historic periods, […]
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0Rasmussen Pottery Studio
263 West 300 North, Hyrum, UT 84319
KL & Kerri Rasmussen, husband and wife potters, work together to produce unique handmade functional and decorative pottery. Woven within the Rasmussen’s work are designs from nature. See Rasmussen original pottery at Summerfest in Logan every June, or check their website for other locations around the state. Call for an appointment or stop by the […]
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0Ranch Hand Trail Stop
23200 Hwy N. 30, Montpelier, ID 83254
The Ranch Hand Trail Stop has been in business for 28 years, and is the second largest employer in Bear Lake County. It’s a safe haven for travelers and truck drives during bad weather, and was voted best breakfast at a truck stop in the nation in the early 90s. The Ranch Hand Trail Stop […]
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Pugstone's Sporting
6 South Bear Lake Road, Garden City, UT 84028
Beach Toys, Camping Supplies, Fishing Gear including Licenses, Boat Supplies, Water Toys, Souvenirs’, Swim Suits, Apparel, Hats, Jewelry, & Knives & Ammunition. Bear Lake Area Maps as well as all types of fishing supplies, boating supplies, camping essentials.
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Pickleville Country Store
2123 South Bear Lake Blvd., Garden City, UT 84028
Pickleville Country Store was once a tavern and survived 60 years to its present use as a local general store.
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Papa Jay's World Famous Beef Jerky
10 South Main Street, Clifton, ID 83228
Locally owned and operated for many years by local entrepreneur Jay Moyle, Papa Jay’s grocery is now owned by his daughter, Mary, who continues the tradition of making her dad’s famous homemade beef jerky. Jay always enjoyed talking about the history behind the drying of meats, and experimenting with making jerky at home. He tried different meats and flavorings until he […]
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Outfitter Saddle and Leather
123 N. 10th Street, Montpelier, ID 83254
The Cowboy Saddle Maker is home to the finest quality saddles, leather gear, and Bear Lake Spotted Drafts. Handmade saddles by Daryl Woolstenhulme.
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Nifty Needle Quilt Shop
128 South Main, Soda Springs, ID 83276
Catering to the quilter, the Nifty Needle Quilt shop carries cotton fabrics for quilting and sells locally made machine quilts
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Mt. Naomi Farms
1285 E. 4500 N. Hyde Park, UT 84318
Mt. Naomi Farms in Hyde Park is established on land that belonged to the Meikle family as far back as 65 years ago. Historically a dairy, the farm is now diversified into the dairy, hay, wheat and fresh fruits. Strawberries, blackberries, grapes are currently growing and available from May – October, depending on when they […]
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London Drug Company
6 South Main, Grace, ID 83241
Established in 1950, this is the place to get frozen homemade pie dough so you can have perfect pie crusts, too.
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Lighthouse Landing
18 North Bear Lake Blvd., Garden City, UT 84028
This building originally sat farther down on the beach, and in the early 90s the owners moved it closer to the main street and opened the gift shop. They carry gifts, antiques, and mementos for all visitors.
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Lazy M Diamond G and The Cowboy Folk Arts of Max Godfrey
7 S 100 E, Brigham City, UT 84302
Max Godfrey learned to braid rawhide from his father and continues to make rawhide gear for the local ranching community and his own use. He is a well-known cowboy poet whose repertoire includes the classics and his own poetry that reflects his ranching heritage. Call for appointment.
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Lau Family Farms
675 East US Highway 30, Soda Springs, ID 83276
Lau Family Farms have been direct marketing grass-fed beef and lamb since July of 2004. John Lau is the fifth generation to live here, and his ancestors were one of four families sent by the Mormon Church to settle Soda Springs. The farm was established in 1882, and has received the Idaho Century farm designation. The Laus say “We love […]
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La Tienda and Boderline Grill
2 South State Street, Franklin, ID 83237
La Tienda has been in business for over 30 years, originally founded by Billy Hobbs. Traditionally it was a gathering place for locals to meet and discuss the day’s business over coffee. Another attraction throughout the years has been the Idaho lottery tickets for sale and a large variety of beers. La Tienda expanded its operations in 2007 in this remodeled […]
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Just So Creations
100 South and 100 East, Logan, Utah
Sharon Ohlhorst has lived in the Bear River Heritage Area for 25 years. She makes polymer clay wearable art (earrings, barrettes, pendants, pins, eyeglass leashes,) and home décor items (eggs, kaleidoscopes, candle holders, business card holders, pens, key rings). She uses all local materials – including rocks or other natural items as embellishments. Some of […]
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Jensen's Market
120 N. 8th Street, Montpelier, ID 83254
Local Mom and Pop grocery store. Mike Jensen and his dad Reed bought the place in 1972 and ran the grocery store together. Today, Mike features a custom butcher counter, grocery, deli, wines and produce. The building, built in 1954 has always been in use as a grocery or general store. Tucked away on a side […]
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Idle Isle Candy
41 South Main, Brigham City, UT 84302
In business for 81 years, Idle Isle Candy offers hand-dipped chocolates made daily in the store. Stop by and taste the house specialty and best seller, the almond cream toffee ball.
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Heart to Heart Foods
142 West 3200 North, Logan, UT 84321
Cache Valley is home to many dairy farms and dairy related businesses. Ice cream is the house specialty at Heart to Heart Foods. Visit the Heart to Heart factory store during the summer and buy a delicious Creamie or a Charlie’s ice cream by the 3 gallon tub. For those of you visiting Cache Valley at other […]
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Harvest Market at Rockhill
533 S State St, Richmond, UT 84333
Richmond’s farmer’s market, hosted at Rockhill Creamery is open Saturdays from 10 am – 2 pm. Begins Memorial Day Weekend. Local harvest, local music, artisan cheese, historic buildings.
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Gossner Foods
1051 North 1000 West, Logan, UT 84321
This family-owned company was founded in 1966 by Edwin Gossner, a cheesemaker from Switzerland who came to Cache Valley to start a cheese business because he felt the conditions here were ideal, similar to those in Switzerland. The company specializes in several varieties of cheese, plus shelf-stable milk-a form of milk that does not require […]
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Gladys’s Place
2695 US Hwy 89, Fish Haven, Idaho 83287
This deceivingly small building is home to a deli, souvenir shop, liquor store and Idaho lottery. Gladys is enthused to say that she has built up a strong clientele for her place over the last 14 years of business, and she is a well-loved mainstay of the community. Come in, explore and introduce yourself. While there, be sure to have one of Gladys’ deli […]
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0Gifts of the West
225 N. Main, Randolph, UT 84064
Unique Western art and souvenirs housed in an 1800s log milk barn that has been refurbished into the shop space. Artist Missy Argyle searches for genuine art in all the western states, traveling to meet artists and to hand pick the pieces she will carry in her shop. The items are one-of-a-kind, reflecting genuine western culture […]
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Garden City General Store
116 South Bear Lake Blvd, Garden City, UT 84028
The main part of this building was built in the late 1800s, and throughout the years additions have been added. Buy locally made products while grabbing those forgotten groceries.
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Fuhriman’s Framing and Fine Art
75 South Main, Logan, UT 84321
Locally owned and operated by Sue Fuhriman. With an excellent eye for art, Sue sells the work of local artists, including her husband Jerry’s Cache Valley landscapes and the work of other local artists, such as Colleen Howe, David Winder and potter Sharon Brown-Mikkelson.
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Fruitway
1964 U.S. 89, Perry, UT 84302
If you drive south from Brigham City through Perry and Willard on US Hwy 89, you will see numerous roadside stands selling local and imported fruit and vegetables. Some stands remain open year-round, but most open up once the local fruit trees and vegetable crops start producing. The season begins with cherries and continues through Halloween pumpkins. […]
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Fresh Potatoes
SH34, Grace Idaho
Beginning in September, local potato farmers sell their newly harvested potatoes in fifty pound bags. Watch for opportunities to buy real Idaho spuds, often found along State Highway 34, near Grace, Idaho, or along US Highway 91 in Preston. Various, along SH34 or US91 near Grace and Preston, Idaho
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Fabric Farm
1173 South 1600 East, Whitney, ID 83263
Eileen Winward owns this business and makes custom quilts, does machine quilting, and sells fabric and sewing supplies. She is also located in a historic neighborhood in Whitney.
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Evans Co-op Building and True Value Hardware
25 North Main Street, Malad 83252
This block housed the first department store in Idaho, the Evans Co-op, which was part of the Mormon cooperative movement of the 1860s, in which local production and purchasing was encouraged through cooperatives. The block, including both the co-op building and the old J.N. Ireland Bank, is on the National Register. The co-op is now […]
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Eastman Drug
116 South Main, Soda Springs, ID 83276
This is the oldest drugstore in Idaho.Stop in for an old fashioned soft drink like iron port. The store sells gifts, cards, and historical book by local authors, along with the usual drugstore stock.