Our Amish furniture showrooms in Lancaster County, PA are at 13 Center Street in Intercourse and 2460 Lincoln Highway in Lancaster (Rockvale), with a third in Murrells Inlet, SC. All three are open Monday to Friday 10 to 5 and Saturday 9 to 5, and closed Sunday. You can stop by or schedule a visit, browse at your own pace and start a custom order.
Key takeaways
- You can stop by during open hours. If you'd like us to expect you, the "Schedule a visit" button on our locations page lets you pick a date and tell us what you want to see.
- We don't do high-pressure sales. Take your time, look around and ask questions when you're ready.
- The floor shows only part of what we sell. Our website lists more than 3,500 pieces, and most of our furniture is made to order in the wood, stain, hardware and size you choose.
- Bring your room measurements, a few photos and, if you want to match something you own, a drawer from that piece.
Where is the Kings Amish Furniture showroom in Lancaster, PA?
We have two showrooms in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and one in South Carolina near Myrtle Beach. Here are the details from our locations page. Check that page for the latest hours before you drive out.
| Showroom and phone | Address |
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Intercourse, PA 717-259-3842 |
13 Center Street, Intercourse, PA 17534 |
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Rockvale, Lancaster, PA 717-259-3842 |
2460 Lincoln Highway, Lancaster, PA 17602 |
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Myrtle Beach area, SC 843-548-7802 |
12052 Hwy 17 Bypass North, Unit A, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576 |
All three showrooms keep the same hours: Monday to Friday 10 to 5 and Saturday 9 to 5. They're closed on Sunday.
The Intercourse showroom is in the village of Intercourse, in Lancaster County's Amish countryside. The Rockvale showroom is on Lincoln Highway (Route 30) in Lancaster. Each store page has a Directions link that opens the address in Google Maps.
Good to know: there are other furniture stores in the area with similar names. They are separate businesses. If you're coming to see us, use the addresses above.
Do I need an appointment to visit?
No. Our locations page invites you to stop by, and you can walk in any time we're open.
If you'd rather plan ahead, each store on that page has a "Schedule a visit" button. The short form asks for your name, email and phone, a preferred date and what you're most interested in: bedroom, living room, dining, children's, office or outdoor furniture. There's also a box for anything else we should know. Closed days are blocked on the calendar, and the form says we'll get back to you within one business day.
Scheduling helps when you're coming from far away or have a specific piece in mind. If you tell us you want to see dining tables in a darker stain, we can point you to the right part of the floor when you arrive.
What will I see when I walk in?
Our showroom floors show furniture for the whole home: beds, dressers and nightstands, dining tables and chairs, sofas and recliners, desks and bookcases, and outdoor furniture. Our FAQ invites you to "experience the craftsmanship and beauty of our Amish furniture firsthand," and that's why it's worth coming in. You can open the drawers, sit in the chairs, run a hand across a tabletop and see how a stain looks on real wood.
Keep in mind that the floor is a sample of what we can build, not the whole catalog. Our website lists 3,546 pieces today, including 225 in our dining collection and 277 in our bedroom collection. No showroom could hold all of that. If you like a table on the floor but want it longer, in a different wood or with other hardware, ask. Most of our furniture is made to order, so that's usually where the conversation starts.
Stain samples, hardware and fabrics
Our showrooms keep wood stain samples, hardware samples and fabric swatch books close at hand, so you can compare finishes and pulls side by side. Our stain samples page explains why this matters: lighting, paint colors and even the time of day can change how a stain looks in your home. That's also why we offer up to 3 free stain samples, with free shipping, so you can check your favorite in your own light after the visit.
Will a salesperson follow me around?
No. Our Story page says it plainly: "We want each of our customers to feel like family so we don't do high-pressure sales and we let our customers take their time in making decisions so they can be confident with their purchase."
In practice, that means you're welcome to browse on your own. When you have a question, our team is there to help. You can meet some of the people you'll see on the floor on our Our Story page, from founders Raymond and Mary King to our sales and delivery team.
We're a family business that began in Raymond King's woodshop in 1986, when he built outdoor tables and chairs and sold them on his front lawn. Raymond's view that not all Amish furniture is created equal still shapes how we sell: we help you find the piece that fits your home and the way you live.
Can I order custom furniture at the showroom?
Yes. Our FAQ lists three ways to order: on our website, by phone or in person at any of our showrooms. For custom pieces, our team helps you choose the wood species, stain and hardware so the furniture is built the way you want it. The FAQ also lists dimensions among the things you can change.
We work with more than 40 Amish builders, most of them in the Holmes County area of Ohio. On 3,303 of the 3,546 pieces on our website, you choose the wood right on the product page. If you can't find what you're picturing at all, our Custom Furniture page says we can build it. Its request form lists red oak, cherry, brown maple, hickory and quarter-sawn white oak, plus a "Not sure yet" option.
When you place an order, we'll give you an estimated build time. For the full step-by-step, read our guide to how custom Amish furniture ordering works.
How to get ready for your visit
A little homework makes the visit easier and helps our team give you useful answers.
Measure the room and the way in
Measure the wall or floor space where the piece will go, and leave room to walk around it and open its doors and drawers. Then measure doorways, stairs and halls the piece has to pass through. Write it all down or keep it on your phone.
Take a few photos
Photos of the room, the flooring and the furniture you're keeping help us suggest woods and stains that work together.
Bring a piece to match
If you want new furniture to go with something you already own, bring a drawer, a door or a piece of hardware from it. Holding it next to our samples shows you much more than describing the color.
Think about who will use it
Tell us who sits at the table, sleeps in the bed or uses the desk every day. If young children live in the home, plan to anchor dressers, bookcases and other tall pieces. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission's Anchor It campaign says anchoring furniture with drawers, doors and shelves to the wall prevents tip-over injuries and deaths.
Read what others say
If you want to know what a visit is like before you come, our customer stories page shows Google reviews for each showroom.
What happens after you buy?
According to our FAQ, we offer free in-home delivery within 100 miles of our stores on qualifying orders, and a per-mile charge beyond that. The delivery team places the furniture in the room of your choice and makes sure it's set up properly. If you'd rather pick up your furniture at one of our showrooms, just let us know.
If you need to change or cancel an order, tell us as soon as possible. Most orders go straight into production with our builders, so changes may not be possible once building has started.
Is Lancaster, PA Amish country?
Yes. The Young Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies at Elizabethtown College lists the Lancaster County area first on its 2026 list of the twelve largest Amish settlements, with an estimated 45,575 people in 301 church districts. Discover Lancaster, the county's official tourism site, says the Amish live mainly in the Amish countryside, which includes the towns of Strasburg, Intercourse and Bird-in-Hand.
That makes a showroom visit easy to fold into a day out. Discover Lancaster describes Intercourse as home to shops such as Kitchen Kettle Village and Smucker Village, plus quilt and fabric shops along the main street. If you're planning a longer shopping day, our local guide to furniture stores in Lancaster, PA covers other showrooms nearby. For more ideas, see our guides to Lancaster County farmers markets and Christmas events in Lancaster, PA. Check each place's official site for hours before you go.
A few pieces from our catalog, room by room
Oliver Double Pedestal Table
Williamsport Slat Bed
Liberty Mission Recliner
Belgium Writing DeskFrequently asked questions
Are you open on Sunday?
No. All three showrooms are closed on Sunday. They're open Monday to Friday from 10 to 5 and Saturday from 9 to 5. Check our locations page before you go.
Is Kings Amish Furniture the same as other King furniture stores in Lancaster County?
No. There are other furniture stores in the area with similar names, and they are separate businesses. Our Pennsylvania showrooms are at 13 Center Street in Intercourse and 2460 Lincoln Highway in Lancaster.
Can I buy a piece off the showroom floor?
Sometimes. Most of our furniture is made to order, so the floor mainly shows what we can build. From time to time a floor piece is available to take as it is. Ask our team what's available when you visit.
Can I see stain colors without visiting?
Yes. You can order up to 3 free stain samples, with free shipping, from our stain samples page and look at them in your own home and light.
Do you have a showroom near Myrtle Beach?
Yes. Our South Carolina showroom is at 12052 Hwy 17 Bypass North, Unit A, in Murrells Inlet. You can call it at 843-548-7802.
Can I order without coming in?
Yes. You can order on our website or by phone at 717-259-3842. For pieces built just for you, use the form on our Custom Furniture page.
Sources
- Young Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies, Elizabethtown College: Twelve Largest Amish Settlements, 2026
- Discover Lancaster: Amish Country
- Discover Lancaster: Amish and PA Dutch Countryside
- U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission: Anchor It!
- Kings Amish Furniture pages: Locations, FAQ, Stain Samples, Custom Furniture and Our Story
- Product pages on kingsamishfurniture.com (as listed in November 2026)
How we made this guide: we took visit details from our locations, FAQ, stain samples, custom furniture and Our Story pages, counted the pieces and wood options listed across our catalog, read the college, county tourism and federal safety sources above, and reviewed questions customers ask our team. Every fact was checked against our product pages and site.
See it in person
Visit our showrooms in Intercourse and Lancaster, PA, and Murrells Inlet, SC. Open Monday to Friday 10 to 5, Saturday 9 to 5.
