A perfect place to discover treasures. There are multiple vendors with a wide variety of items. New things arrive daily. The place is two stories and huge, so give yourself time to explore. The owner is friendly and very helpful. If you are looking for it, you will probably find it here.

Reading other reviews, I have to agree that the place is cluttered. It is hard to navigate. My wife has a little difficulty walking, so I had to hold her hand at all times, or have her just stop and wait if I needed further inspection of something.Parking is on a slight slope. Prices were all over the map, depending upon who the vendor was at each specific stall, so knowing in advance what the market value is for an item you are searching for helps. My wife collects carnival glass, particularly pitchers, and I collect specific figurines and Dutch shoes. We know the market values, so that helped. This place had a nice variety of carnival glass throughout, some priced too high, some just right. We left with a treasure trove of good pieces, particularly a pitcher from the turn of the century that was unusual and set us back $98, but worth it. The going rate otherwise is around $45-65 depending upon uniqueness, and we found a few of those too. As for other things, there are plenty of odds and ends to grab your attention. You won't lack for selection.The lady on duty was personable, friendly, and helpful. She even stayed open past the closing time for us. I'm sure part of that was because we bought a lot of things, but part was hospitality too. One can tell. Even the family waiting in their pickup truck for her were friendly.If you enjoy antique stores and are in this area, I would recommend checking it out.

We used to love stopping in this place and finding a treasure or two. The last several years it has been steadily declining as the junk piles up, prices continue to rapidly escalate and the place is so cluttered you can’t walk. It’s really sad to see how bad it’s gotten.

This used to be a great place to shop for vintage and antique items. Not anymore. It's as junk-filled on the inside as it is on the outside. The outside of the shop is strewn with heaps of rusty junk and the inside is piled from floor to ceiling with overpriced flea market rejects. Bulky items are placed on the floor of the booths and jut into the aisles, making it difficult to navigate the store. Nothing is organized, so if you're looking for something specific, you'll have to sift through piles of rubble to find it. Basic glassware and vintage items from the '50's to the '80's are priced double and triple the average eBay price. Just because it's old doesn't mean it's worth anything; prices and descriptions need to be researched, items labeled and priced appropriately, and the booths need to be cleaned and organized. Rusty junk needs to be removed from the lawn and porch. Until that is accomplished, don't bother stopping here.

A lot of unique and old finds. I was looking for a local cookbook that was pre-owned by an older local for some good homemade recipes. Found one!