Log Cabin Shop, Lodi

Love this place! So many different things to see! Antiques, furs, a mini museum of local native artifacts and so many rooms full of books! I could spend hours looking through all the books...

Amazing store! Their weapon museum should be on the map. Antiques, book store, muzzleloaders and accessories, period crafts and games, gun range, gifts....this is a little hidden gem in Lodi, Ohio

This place was nothing like I expected. I did no research on it besides driving by it the day before and getting curious. Seemed like a place I could get things for the RV maybe. Boy was I wrong. I don’t know where to start. When I first entered I thought it may be a book shop. Well it is. And a gun making shop, an outdoorsman shop, an early American shop, a local leather clothing both early American and Native American shop, a museum full of amazing treasures, hundreds of early American Ohio made rifles and a place of learning. They have classes on making you own rifles, woodworking and have regular target practice out back. I’m in awe... You have to visit thrice place as they have EVERYTHING you could ever want in the way of an outdoor lifestyle. If you’re looking for modern styles, maybe not the place for you. Think blacksmithing, rifle making, powder horns, leather and literature. Lots and lots of amazing books. From edible plants to copies of the Declaration of Independence and everything in between. It’s a throw back that cannot be missed. The museum is a treasure trove of awesome. Arrowheads and tools, rifles and pistols, machinery and so so much more and free to roam. The back room has tables and I was told people regularly use it as a meeting place, to do their workshops and even just to sit and read a book. Go. Don’t wait. It’s worth the trip and you won’t be dissatisfied.

I called regarding a couple items that I needed and Tom was very helpful. Order was processed quickly and the quality of the items was top notch! Thank You!

Very interesting place great for black powder in a very nice and educational museum