Showing 9 top-rated antique stores • Updated October 2026
Chip's Antiques, The Dixie Gas Show
Working model trains with rare accessories fill the rooms here, alongside vintage gas station signs and oil memorabilia that owner Happy loves to talk about. Spread across multiple buildings, it suits antique collectors, petroliana fans and anyone hunting unique decor. Wear comfortable shoes and plan on two hours.
Bears Valley Antiques
Room after room of vintage glassware, old jewelry and reasonably priced smalls fills this old farmhouse on Wears Valley Road. The layout winds like a maze and rewards slow browsing. It suits serious collectors, casual browsers and Smokies visitors looking for a real keepsake, and reviewers often mention the kind woman at checkout.
Green Olde Deal Antique Mall
Shoppers keep mentioning how clean and well organized this big multi-vendor mall is, with true antiques, collectibles, and plenty of reseller pieces spread across its booths. Prices run from fair to steep depending on the vendor, so it suits patient browsers and collectors willing to hunt for deals and check receipts at checkout.
Heartland Antiques & Collectibles
Shoppers single out the crystal chandeliers at Heartland Antiques & Collectibles, a two-story red barn whose wide, tidy aisles also hold period furniture, fine china, and vintage license plates. It suits collectors hunting specific pieces and casual browsers alike, though some note prices run high and some stock is newer or reproduction.
Memory Lane Antique Mall
Vintage advertising signs and old gas pumps fill much of Memory Lane Antique Mall, alongside a well-regarded Fenton glass collection and plenty of nostalgic odds and ends. It suits collectors and Smokies tourists happy to browse, though prices often run high and hours can be unreliable, so call ahead before a special trip.
Action Stone
Three floors of antiques plus outdoor displays, with a surprising focus on old car parts, automotive memorabilia, and vintage signs rather than the usual furniture and plates. Reviewers praise the friendly staff and fair prices. It suits classic car and truck fans, collectors, and families stopping in on a Smokies trip.
Action Antique Barn
Three full floors of genuine antiques fill this working barn on Winfield Dunn Parkway, where shoppers have turned up rarities like old White Hall stoneware pickle jars. It suits serious collectors, Americana fans, and families who want a real browse rather than a staged attraction. Prices skew higher than a flea market, so budget accordingly.
Two Rivers Antiques
Old tools, pocket knives, and well-kept cast iron fill the shelves at this small Sevierville shop, alongside trading cards, road signs, arrowheads, and reasonably priced Pyrex and Corningware. It suits tool collectors, knife fans, and casual browsers visiting nearby Smoky Mountain Knife Works; bring a truck if the larger outdoor pieces catch your eye.
Wears Valley Antiques & Crafts
Head upstairs for racks of deadstock vintage clothing, where one shopper scored Ralph Lauren pants for about $2. The rest of this climate-controlled, multi-level store mixes collectibles, local crafts, and some older pieces from many vendors, with a wine tasting bar attached. It suits couples and first-time visitors; expect vendor-set prices and room to haggle.
What the numbers say
- Across 9 reviewed antique stores in Sevierville, visitors have left 2,299 reviews — 9 of 9 hold a 4-star average or better.
- Highest-rated: Chip's Antiques, The Dixie Gas Show at 4.8 stars (80 reviews).
- Most-reviewed: Green Olde Deal Antique Mall with 593 reviews at 4.5 stars — the crowd favorite and the top-rated pick aren't the same place here, which usually means the popular one trades a little polish for location or price.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best antique stores in Sevierville?
Based on our TSM Score™ rankings, Chip's Antiques, The Dixie Gas Show is currently the top-rated antique store in Sevierville with a rating of 4.8 from 80 reviews.
How many antique stores are there in Sevierville?
We currently track 9 Antique stores in Sevierville, all rated and reviewed by real visitors. Our list is updated regularly as new businesses open and reviews come in.
When is the best time to visit antique stores in Sevierville?
The best time depends on your trip style. Peak weekends bring the most demand, while weekdays and shoulder seasons are usually easier for parking, reservations, and better lodging value.
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