Best Porch Swings Made in the USA

Cedar Swings N Things makes its wooden porch swings in Texas. Its most popular product is the deluxe cedar porch swing that offers a contoured seat and a comfortable back design. Drink holders are built into each arm rest. The swing comes unfinished to display the cedar wood’s natural beauty.

Cypress Moon has been making wooden swings for over 25 years. Cypress trees are plentiful in Louisiana, where these wooden swings are made. Cypress wood is nicknamed the "eternal wood” for its strong tolerance to environmental elements. Very few woods match the properties of cypress when it comes to sturdiness and strength. Because no harsh chemicals are needed to protect the wood, the swings are eco-friendly and allow Cypress Moon to be labeled as a green furniture company.

Fifth Room is an online retailer that offers a variety of wooden porch swing styles, from kids and individual swings to bed swings and more. Several swings can also hang from hefty arbors you can also purchase. Note: Be sure to read the product description for “Made in USA.” Most products ship for free.

The makers at Georgia Swings handcraft their wooden porch and bed swings in Woodstock, Georgia. The company provides a number of options for your swing, including wood type, cup holders, finish, seat depth, hanging design, and cushion. If you prefer, you can purchase a heavy-duty solid wood A-frame stand for your swing to hang in the yard.

James + James, formerly known as Carpenter James, offers porch swing beds in four styles: the Avery, the Finley, the Maisie, and the Piper. They are built and finished by hand in Arkansas and finished with durable outdoor spar varnish. The wood is responsibly harvested, and each bed is solid hardwood. Cushions are not included. The swing ships for free.

Lakeland Mills makes porch swings from northern white cedar logs. The stabilizing logs ensure the swing moves without flipping and provide added comfort to the seat. Eye bolts and S-hooks come with the swing. Lakeland Mills is located in Michigan and was founded in 1923.

Louisiana Cypress Swings & Things is a family-focused business that makes a number of wooden porch swings from —you guessed it—cypress! Cypress wood has a natural preservative that provides natural resistance to insects and decay, while also offering superior durability. Choose your stain color, arm style, and hardware upgrades. You can also choose to have your swing engraved for an added fee.

Magnolia Porch Swings curates swings from around the USA, including this wooden swing bed made from Marlboro red cedar. Cedar is rot and insect-resistant and can be stained or left unstained. Add chains and a weatherproof cushion for a complete purchase. Magnolia Porch Swings also carries porch swings made from poly lumber, discussed further down in our list.

Montana Woodworks offers a beautiful rustic porch swing. Constructed of solid, U.S. grown pine harvested from the forests of Northwestern Montana, combined with high quality hardware, the beautiful look is achieved by removing the outer bark while leaving the inner layer. The swings are finished with premium-grade, exterior stain.

The Porch Swing Company, located in Florida, carries swings made from a variety of materials, including wood. It's one of the few companies that offers wooden swings made of teak, a beautiful, tropical wood that's insect and weather resistant. Teak swings typically have simple lines to show off the wood grain. Apply a topical teak oil one time per year. Note: Check product descriptions for made in the USA. The International Caravan Products, including the wicker swings, the metal swings, and the All Things Cedar products, are not USA-made.

Located in Charleston, South Carolina, Vintage Porch Swings uses high-quality lumber and materials to make its porch swings and swing beds. It was one of the first swing bed companies in the industry and continues to be a favorite because of its attention to detail and tailoring. Choose from single seats, swings with or without a back, and many beautiful styles.

Wood Tree Swings are family-made wooden porch swings handcrafted in Western North Carolina using local woods. Choose from single or double-size swings made from cypress or oak. The structures come with a lifetime warranty. Wood Tree Swings also does special orders.

Patio Living carries the Lloyd Flanders brand of wicker porch swings. Lloyd Flanders has been making wicker furniture in Menominee, Michigan since 1906. Most of its processes still occur on-site today. The wicker sofa swing comes in several colors and includes thick, plush cushions. If you're looking for a wicker swing, Lloyd Flanders is the only USA-made brand.

Breezesta poly-furniture is made in Pennsylvania and offers the Skyline Swinging Bench. It is nicely designed with an arch kick slat. Choose from several bright colors. Breezesta outdoor furniture and accessories are good for the environment too. All products are proudly manufactured in America from millions of milk jugs that would otherwise end up in landfills.

Fifth Room is a Pennsylvania store that brings numerous made in the USA porch swings to the online buyer. Most products ship for free. The store carries poly lumber swings in several sizes that are made from recycled plastics. Note: Look for the “Made in USA” statement in the product descriptions, as not all products are American made.

Hatteras Hammocks, located in North Carolina, makes more than the traditional hammock. The company also makes hammock swings, blending together form and function for a comfortable, relaxing experience. Hatteras Hammocks makes its own rope for its products, as well. Choose from tufted single swings, double deluxe swings, and curved double swings. If you want a separate stand for your yard, order separately.

Purchase on the Hatteras Hammocks website or on Amazon.

Highwood USA, located in Pennsylvania, assembles porch swings 100% made in the USA from recycled plastics. Although the company offers several styles, we like the Adirondack porch swing made for two people. It’s weatherproof, rot-proof, and looks like real wood. Choose your color. Highwood products come with a warranty. Orders over $49 ship for free.

Purchase on the Highwood USA website or on Amazon.

Loll Designs is located in Duluth, Minnesota and manufactures durable, all-weather outdoor poly-furniture. The company sustainably makes its porch swing as part of its “Go” collection. It features wide planks for added comfort. Choose from eight different colors. Who wouldn’t like a nice Americana red on their front porch?

With home offices in Missouri, Magnolia Porch Swings carries porch swings that are made and shipped from several locations across the USA. Along with bed swings and wooden swings, the company also provides swings made from recycled plastic with a wood look. Note: Look in the product description for “made in the USA.” as not all products are made in America.

Nags Head Hammocks carries the Durawood Rope Swing. Choose the rope color. For an upgrade, you can also add a pillow. The frame is made from eco-friendly synthetic wood made out of recycled milk jugs and soda bottles. The rope is a soft spun duracord. The rope swing is handcrafted in North Carolina.

Purchase on the Nags Head Hammocks online store or on Amazon.

Pawleys Island Hammocks makes single and double seat hammock swings. Choose from a cushioned style or a rope swing. The ropes are a synthetic blend rope that balances the softness of cotton with the durability of polyester. This combination makes the rope weatherproof and resistant to rot, mold, and mildew. The oak frame is sturdy and has several layers of marine-grade varnish.

Purchase on the Pawleys Island Hammocks website or on Amazon.

Penobscot Bay makes its porch swings in Maine and is best described as part hammock, part swing. It’s made from sturdy, fade-free Sunbrella fabric sewn in its Maine headquarters, then placed on a frame. The company offers four different styles that bring relaxation and calm to your porch, cabin, or veranda. Penobscot Bay has been in business for over 100 years.

Polywood, made in Indiana, was one of the first manufacturers of synthetic wood furniture made from recycled jugs. Polywood makes swings from its HDPE lumber, either in the more traditional style or in a deep seat style. Choose from seven Polywood colors and 31 fabric colors. The company supplies a majority of patio furniture and porch swing manufacturers with its poly-wood materials.

Purchase on the Polywood website or on Amazon.

Telescope Casual has been making beautiful outdoor furniture in New York since 1903. Today the company offers a metal porch swing with or without a seat cushion or back cushions. Choose from a number of metal finishes as well as cushion colors.

Woodard makes this Briarwood wrought iron swing in Owosso, Michigan, and is offered in several finishes through Wayfair. It has a powdered coating to prevent rusting. The Briarwood collection features a sunflower design. Purchase the stand separately. This wrought iron swing makes a beautiful outdoor swing, whether on your porch or patio. Note: Not all Woodard products are made in the USA. Look in product descriptions to ensure you’re buying American-made items. Only the Soho, Cortland, and Derby swings are made in Michigan.

Dutch Crafters is one of the oldest internet retailers of Amish-made furniture, including porch swings, from Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsylvania Amish communities. You’ll find wood swings from a variety of wood species as well as poly-lumber swings.

Furniture Barn USA is an online retailer of Amish-made wooden and poly-lumber porch swings. While you’ll find similar swings on other websites, others are unique to the Furniture Barn website. Nestled in the rolling hills of Western Pennsylvania, the company transformed its farm and equine center into a premier direct-from-manufacturer distribution center for outdoor/indoor furniture. Family-owned and operated, the products are custom-made to order and hand crafted by Amish builders across Pennsylvania and Ohio.

Herron’s Amish Furniture houses a huge display of Amish-crafted furniture in its Napoleon, Ohio store, including its porch swings. The porch swings are crafted using poly lumber. Besides the retailer’s usual offerings, you can also custom order a swing, including two-tone swings.

Kilmer Creek outdoor furniture is crafted by Amish communities located in Western Montana. Kilmer Creek purchases the red cedar wood from a local cedar mill, which allows the company to mainstream costs. Cedar is a lightweight, nontoxic wood that’s also durable. It’s mold and insect-resistant as well. Red cedar is also more durable than white cedar.