Ohio Antique Road Trip: Mall Areas, Largest Malls and Sunday Hours

By the Antique Mall Finder editors · Updated October 28, 2026

Ohio has 34 antique malls in our listings that the operator's own website confirms as a multi-dealer mall, spread over 31 towns. This guide groups the Ohio malls into areas where 3 or more sit within 25 miles, ranks the largest by the dealer count and floor area each one states, and shows which publish Sunday hours. Every figure on this page is computed from our Ohio listings and changes when we refresh them; we have not visited the malls ourselves.

• 34confirmed malls in Ohio
• 5areas with 3+ malls within 25 miles
• 20publish weekly hours
• 18 (90%)state a Sunday opening

1. Antique mall areas in Ohio
2. Areas that cross the Ohio state line
3. The largest antique malls in Ohio
4. Sunday hours in Ohio
5. Ohio towns with more than one mall
6. Planning an Ohio antique road trip
7. How we counted in Ohio

Antique mall areas in Ohio

5 areas in Ohio have at least 3 confirmed malls within 25 miles of one mall, and together they hold 23 of the state's 34 malls. The other 11 Ohio malls stand further apart and are listed on the Ohio antique malls page. Each Ohio area is named after the town of the mall at its center, which is listed first.

Distances are straight-line miles from the first mall in each Ohio area, not driving miles. Areas are computed within Ohio only, so a mall just across the state line is not counted; the national road-trip guide needs 5 malls per area and ignores state lines.

Areas that cross the Ohio state line

The national road-trip guide draws its areas without regard to state lines, and 1 of its 35 areas pairs Ohio malls with malls in a neighboring state:

• Around Cincinnati, OH: 8 malls within 25 miles, 5 of them in Ohio and the rest in Indiana and Kentucky.

The largest antique malls in Ohio

13 of the 34 confirmed Ohio malls state a dealer, vendor or booth count on their own website, and 17 state a floor area. The median stated count in Ohio is 40 dealers, against 70 across all 450 malls nationally that state one, and the median stated floor area is 25,000 square feet, against 12,300 nationally. With 13 Ohio malls in the sample, a few new figures can move the median, and figures on websites can be rounded or out of date.

By stated dealers in Ohio

By stated floor area in Ohio

The national top 25 on both counts, Ohio entries included, is in our guide to the largest antique malls.

Sunday hours in Ohio

20 of the 34 confirmed Ohio malls publish weekly hours on their own website, and 18 of those (90%) state a Sunday opening, against 84% nationally. Among the 16 Ohio malls that give Sunday times, the most common opening time is 10 am and the most common closing time is 5 pm. The other 14 Ohio malls publish no weekly hours we could read; they may still open on Sunday, we just cannot confirm it.

10 of the 18 Ohio malls whose website states a Sunday opening, as written there (the rest are on the Sunday page linked below):

• Barnesville Antique Mall, Barnesville: Sun 10 am - 3pm
• Flory's Antique Depot, Brookville: Sunday: 1 pm to 5 pm
• Grand Antique Mall, Cincinnati: Sun 12 pm - 6pm
• Ohio Valley Antique Mall, Fairfield: Sun 9 am - 9pm
• Jeffrey's Antique Gallery, Findlay: Open Daily
• ACB Antiques Market, Franklin: Sunday 12:00 pm to 7:00 pm
• Finders Keepers, Heath: Sunday 12-5
• Miller's Antique Market, Lebanon: Sun 12 pm - 5pm
• Antique Mall of Marietta, Marietta: Sun 11 am - 5pm
• Maumee Antique Mall, Maumee: Sun 11 am - 6pm

Hours on each Ohio mall page carry the date we read them, and holidays can change Sunday hours at short notice. For every Ohio store that states a Sunday opening, including single-owner shops, see Ohio antique stores open on Sunday; the usual Sunday times nationally are in our Sunday antiquing guide.

Towns with more than one confirmed mall in Ohio

3 Ohio towns have two or more confirmed malls, so one stop there can cover several:

• Columbus (2 malls)
• Streetsboro (2 malls)
• Toledo (2 malls)

The remaining 28 Ohio towns with a confirmed mall have one each. Every Ohio town page also lists single-owner antique shops, which this guide leaves out.

Planning an Ohio antique road trip

• Line up the Ohio closing days. 18 of the 20 Ohio malls with published hours state a Sunday opening, so open each mall's page for its hours and the date we read them, and call before a long drive.
• Start with the largest Ohio mall on your route. Heart of Ohio Antique Center in Springfield, OH states 800 booths; a mall of that size can fill a day, so visit it first and leave smaller stops for the afternoon.
• Allow for Ohio roads. 25 straight-line miles between two Ohio malls can be a lot more by road, so 2 or 3 malls make a comfortable day for most people.
• Leave room in the car for an Ohio find. If you might buy furniture, bring blankets and straps, or ask the Ohio mall about holding a piece until the end of your trip.

Advice that applies in Ohio as anywhere, on asking for a better price, holds and checking condition, is in our antique mall shopping tips; the national road-trip guide covers 35 areas across the country.

How we counted in Ohio

An Ohio listing counts as a confirmed mall only when the operator's own website describes it as a multi-dealer mall or market. Dealer counts and floor areas are quoted as each Ohio mall states them; we did not count booths or measure buildings. Sunday figures use only malls that publish weekly hours, so the 90% share says nothing about the 14 Ohio malls without them. We do not record parking, accessibility, seating or reviews for Ohio malls; call ahead if these matter to you. If an Ohio mall has moved, closed or changed its hours, send a correction.