Welcome to Boondocks Mercantile also known as Grandpa's General Store.
The Boondocks is a place where childhood memories are preserved through stories, artwork, handmade goods, and simple traditions. Here you'll find pieces inspired by summer evenings, front porch conversations, rodeos, country life, garden harvests, and the moments that make life in the Boondocks worth remembering.
Whether you're here to browse the Mercantile, read Grandma's Journal, or simply seeing what's here, take your time looking around. Every shelf holds something a little different—from nostalgic apparel and handcrafted quilts to one-of-a-kind treasures and everyday country favorites.
Let's see what Grandpa has on the shelves today.
Click on any department below to begin exploring. I'm glad you stopped by.
What's New at the Mercantile
Grandpa's Current Favorite Item
Handmade All-Purpose Bags
One bag. Countless possibilities.
Whether you're packing art supplies, travel essentials, sewing notions, makeup, shaving supplies, a small first aid kit, or everyday odds and ends, these handcrafted bags are designed to keep life beautifully organized.
Thoughtfully handmade and ready for whatever adventures the day brings.
Take a Look Around and See What Catches Your Eye
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Raised in the Boondocks™ Graphic T-shirt Collection
Step back into simpler times with our "Raised in the Boondocks" Collection...
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Mercantile Dry Goods
Tucked among the shelves and hanging from wooden pegs, you'll find some...
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Handcrafted Wares
The shelves of any good mercantile are filled with useful things made...
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Boondocks Treasures
Some treasures are useful. Others simply make you happy. Tucked among the...
Grandma's Journal
Every place has a storyteller, and around the Boondocks, that's Grandma.
Through her journal, she shares recipes, gives advice, keeps records of the honeybees and garden crops, and writes stories about the rodeos, summer evenings, front porch conversations, family traditions, and the everyday moments that become our favorite memories.
Pull up a chair and stay awhile. Grandma would love to share a story with you.
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