Sedona · Coconino County, AZ
Shopping in Sedona
Scout analyzed 200 Sedona places and surfaced the ones that actually fit shopping.
Places analyzed
200
Matches
24
Typical spend
$35
Typical visit
3 hr
Best neighborhoods for shopping
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Nightlife
SaltRock Kitchen
SaltRock Kitchen is suitable for an upscale dinner featuring Southwestern cuisine and craft margaritas. Expect to spend 1.5 hours and $50-100 per person.
Chapel
Outbound Sedona
Outbound Sedona is a resort hotel with a golf course, pool, and dining, suitable for a multi-day stay or a special occasion. Expect a spend of several hundred dollars per night for lodging and activities.
Shopping
Blackbird Vintage
This vintage clothing store is good for a quick browse during a solo shopping trip or as part of a larger outing in Sedona. Expect to spend 30 minutes and potentially $20-$100 if you find something appealing.
Places to Stay
Sky Rock Sedona, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
This hotel in Sedona is suitable for overnight stays, offering scenic views and a relaxed atmosphere with an outdoor pool. Expect to spend $150-$400 per night for accommodation.
Chapel
Hilton Vacation Club Los Abrigados Resort & Spa Sedona
This is a full-service resort in Sedona, suitable for multi-day stays, offering amenities like a spa and dining. Expect to spend a few hundred dollars per night for lodging and additional costs for activities or meals.
Food & Drink
89Agave Cantina
This is a good spot for a casual lunch or dinner in Sedona, especially if you're looking for Mexican food and outdoor seating. Expect to spend 1-1.5 hours and around $20-$50 per person.
Places to Stay
Hilton Sedona Resort at Bell Rock
This resort is ideal for a relaxing getaway or a romantic evening, offering dining and spa services with scenic views. Expect to spend a few hours to a full day, with costs ranging from a moderate meal to a premium stay.
Tlaquepaque
Center For The New Age
This is a place to get a psychic reading, browse metaphysical items, or learn about local tours. Expect to spend an hour and budgeting $25-100 per person for services or purchases is advisable.
Tlaquepaque
Cream & Cake Couture
This is a quick stop for a sweet treat like ice cream or baked goods, suitable for families or a solo snack. Expect to spend 15-30 minutes and around $5-$15 per person.

Chapel
Aumbase Sedona
Aumbase Sedona is ideal for a solo wellness activity, providing a dedicated space for yoga and mindful movement. Plan for a 1.5-hour class costing around $20-35, and it can be a refreshing start or end to a day.

Chapel
Son-Silver-West Galleries Inc
This gallery is good for an hour or so of browsing unique Southwestern art, decor, and antiques. It's free to enter, but purchases can range from small items to significant investments. It pairs well with other Sedona shopping or scenic drives.

Arts & Culture
Sedona Artist Market
Visit the Sedona Artist Market for an hour or two to browse regional art and crafts, perfect as a mid-day activity or a quick stop before or after a hike. Expect to spend little if just looking, or more if purchasing unique souvenirs.

Arts & Culture
Palatki Heritage Site
Visit the Palatki Heritage Site for a 1.5-2 hour educational outdoor experience exploring ancient cliff dwellings, often combined with other outdoor activities in Sedona. Expect to pay a small entrance fee per person.

Shopping
Clear Creek Trading Company
This trading company is good for a quick stop to browse unique items, art, or gifts, typically taking less than an hour. Expect to spend anywhere from nothing to hundreds of dollars if you find something specific. It pairs well with other shopping or a meal in the Sedona area.

Family
Sedona Pines Resort
Sedona Pines Resort is a good spot for a relaxing family weekend, offering a pool, spa, and miniature golf. Expect to spend a few hours to a full day, with costs varying depending on activities and dining choices.

Chapel
Exposures International Gallery of Fine Art
This art gallery is a good stop for an hour or so, especially if you're interested in fine art or souvenir shopping in Sedona. It's free to browse and can be combined with other local attractions or a meal.

Arts & Culture
Visions Fine Art Gallery
Visit Visions Fine Art Gallery for an hour to view various artworks, a free activity that can be paired with shopping or dining in Sedona. It's a relaxed indoor stop for art appreciation.

Food & Drink
Firecreek Coffee - Village of Oak Creek
This coffee shop is suitable for a casual stop for coffee or a light bite, taking about 30-60 minutes and costing $5-$15 per person. It can serve as a quick break during a driving tour or before/after a local activity.

Shopping
The Collective Sedona
This shopping complex offers a mix of dining, shopping, and wellness options, suitable for a 1.5 to 3-hour visit, typically costing $20-$100 per person depending on activities. It works well as a mid-day stop during a Sedona visit.

Tlaquepaque
Honshin Fine Art
Honshin Fine Art is an art gallery suitable for a brief, relaxed stop during a Sedona visit, especially if interested in contemporary art. It typically involves a free, 30-minute indoor browsing experience.

Food & Drink
Crema Craft Kitchen
Crema Craft Kitchen is good for a casual breakfast or lunch outing with family or solo. Expect to spend 1-2 hours and $15-35 per person for light fare, coffee, or a craft beer in their courtyard.

Food & Drink
Canyon Breeze Restaurant
This is a good spot for a casual meal with canyon views after exploring Sedona, suitable for families or solo travelers. Expect to spend $15-30 per person for an hour-long visit.

Chapel
Little Horse Trailhead
This moderate 3.4-mile trail is ideal for a 2-3 hour hike or mountain bike ride, offering scenic views and waterfalls. Expect to pay for a Red Rock Pass for parking, which is typically around $5-15.

Outdoors
Cathedral Rock
This natural landmark is ideal for a scenic hike or photo opportunity, often paired with other Sedona attractions. Expect to spend 1-3 hours and a small fee for parking depending on the pass you have.
Under $35
Cheap dates and low-spend afternoons.
Worth the splurge
When the night needs to land.
What Scout found
- 60 of the 200 analyzed Sedona places fit shopping.
- 40% of matches are outdoor or partly outdoor.
- 58% have easy parking.
- Dominant moods: Relaxed, Scenic, Adventurous, Quiet, Social, Educational.
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