Shop

Hole ‘N’ The Rock

ShopOPERATIONAL★ 4.4
Hole N' The Rock gift shop and giant sandstone sculpture at Canyonlands National Park, with a bright blue sky above.

This is a Curated Souvenir stop. The #1 unique product is Hole 'N' The Rock branded memorabilia, with exclusive Native American crafts in the Trading Post and Lyle Nichols sculptures as notable alternatives.

Quick facts

Shop Type
General Store / Souvenir Shop
Products Sold
Souvenirs, curios, Native American crafts, jewelry, hunting knives, unique memorabilia; includes a historical home tour and an exotic zoo on site.
Signature Items
Hole 'N' The Rock branded memorabilia; Lyle Nichols sculptures.
Locally Made
0

What it sells

Shop Type
General Store / Souvenir Shop
Products Sold
Souvenirs, curios, Native American crafts, jewelry, hunting knives, unique memorabilia; includes a historical home tour and an exotic zoo on site.
Signature Items
Hole 'N' The Rock branded memorabilia; Lyle Nichols sculptures.
Locally Made
0
Brands Carried
Generic imports; no high-end outdoor brands

Visit details

Operating Hours
9:00–17:00 daily; winter 9:00–16:00; hours may vary by season; call ahead to confirm
Seasonal Hours
Year-round operation; seasonal hour adjustments may apply
Closed Days
Tuesdays and Wednesdays (seasonal/variable)
Parking Available
1
Parking Details
Ample on-site parking
Accessibility
Cramped aisles in parts; limited wheelchair accessibility due to historic design
Store Size
Sprawling emporium
Layout Description
Multiple zones with merchandise, trading post, and tour entrances; sprawling layout

Policies & services

Payment Methods
  • Credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, AmEx)
  • Cash

Planning advice

Best Time To Visit
Year-round operation; mornings may be less crowded.
Tips Advice
  • Seek Hole 'N' The Rock branding for standout items
  • Check Trading Post for Native American crafts
  • Inquire about Lyle Nichols pieces when available
  • Walk the grounds to view sculptures and roadside oddities

More details

Why Shop Here
Only place with Hole 'N' The Rock branding and exclusive Lyle Nichols sculptures; unique memorabilia tied to the site.
Shop If Skip If
✅ SHOP IF: You want a branded Hole 'N' The Rock souvenir or Native crafts at budget-friendly prices. ❌ SKIP IF: You seek high-end artisan goods or guaranteed value in merchandise.
Price Range Category
Budget to Moderate
Price Examples
Tour: $6 adults, $3.50 children; merchandise generally budget to moderate.
Staff Description
Knowledgeable staff conduct tours; general store staff handle checkout
Gift Categories
  • Hole 'N' The Rock branded souvenirs
  • Native American crafts (Trading Post)
  • Sculptures (Lyle Nichols)
  • Jewelry
  • Dream catchers
  • Hunting knives
  • Unique memorabilia
  • Ice cream and drinks (General Store)
Review Summary
The site is a rock-carved landmark with a history tour and oddities collection; reviews praise its uniqueness and zoo, while some call the merchandise quality and value variable and the experience somewhat touristy. Overall, it remains a recognizable, quirky roadside stop with subjective merit.

Location

Gift shop carved into a red sandstone cliff near a roadside landmark in Canyonlands National Park.Gift shop exterior near Canyonlands National Park featuring a rustic Jeep covered in license plates.

Frequently asked questions

Is Hole 'N' The Rock open year-round?

Yes; the site operates year-round, with hours shifting by season.

What is the cost of the tour?

Adult tours are about $6; children around $3.50; merchandise pricing is generally budget to moderate.

Are there locally made items?

The Trading Post offers locally made Native American crafts, but the majority of merchandise is not specified as local.

What should I buy here?

Hole 'N' The Rock branded items or Native crafts, and, if budget allows, Lyle Nichols sculptures.

Is there an online store?

No online store is listed.

Moab Cyclery

Premier cycling outfitter. Demo bikes for sale + pro rental fleet.

Moab Gear Trader

Used outdoor gear with local Moab know-how. Value via rotating consignment stock.

Some booking links below are affiliate links, which may support YourNPGuide at no extra cost to you. Affiliate disclosure.

Sources

Editorial review: YourNPGuide Editorial Team. Information is compiled from official sources, verified traveler reviews, and editorial research; no firsthand visit is implied unless explicitly documented. Learn how YourNPGuide works.

Last updated January 2026. Report an issue.