River City Trading Post

this place is fun.
prices are great, workers are friendly and helpful. the location in Jenks is perfect. make a day of antiquing and head over to the rest of the shops on Main Street (within walking distance) after the Trading Post.
it’s very hit or miss, but then again, most resale shops are. you have to commit to spending at least an hour and a half here if you’re wanting to find something good. there are probably about 20 rows for you to sift through, meaning you’re bound to find at least SOMETHING that makes it worth your while. if even the inspiration you get.

We’re JL Handcrafts & Antiques, booth LC16, located along the back wall directly to the right of the «employees only» door. We specialize in handcrafted items, including but not limited to one-​of-​a-​kind exotic wood items! Come check us out!

I absolutely love the River City Trading Post!
This is one of the best antique shops in Jenks. It is filled with tons of booths, each offering a little something different. I could spend a whole afternoon exploring. The prices can be high, but every now and then, I find a treasure that I cannot live without. The booths are rented out by patrons, so it can be hard to bargain on the prices. The owners can be a little short with the customers at times, but it does get very busy on the weekends. On Saturdays, they put furniture on the sidewalk and it is on sale… this is one of my favorite times to shop!
Again, this is a very big store, so it takes some time to look. Don’t rush through it! Take a drive over the river, and stop in at River City, you won’t regret it!

Lots of really cool vintage items here. I always enjoy browsing here. Its a pretty big place so there are several booths. I’ve seen quite a few unique items here.

Not very impressed. I see that the owners and/​or management like to comment on negative reviews so I am not going to say a whole lot (I don’t have time for that, sorry). I will say that I would have given a lot more detail were it not for that expectation. Basically this is a waste of time, you can find all of the items within for much lower prices at different stores (antique malls, flea markets, thrift stores) and not have to elbow your way through a bunch of super duper pretentious lookie loos and bizarrely aggressive soccer moms and grand-​moms. I did like the 60’s on 6 satellite piped in, that was cool. That bumps it from 2 stars to three for me, honestly.

Like most other Antique shops. Nothing too special but they have a lot of booths & inventory.

I love this place.
I have walked out empty handed about as much as I walked out with something in hand.
I don’t think you are going to get a million dollar find because the individual sellers have already done their homework. If you are a «relic hunter» you might look anyway.
Some cool stuff I got here includes: Two killer wood duck decoys. A «L» shaped desk. They kids always find something there. They have some homemade soaps and newer stuff as well.
I have a great time here. Great way to spend a few hours.

It was raining yesterday but i remembered hearing about this place so i headed to jenks and by the way theres a ton of constuction and it’s kind of a pain to get to right now. But i went in and was in vintage retro estate junk heaven. It’s a huge building filled with booths rented by people that shop at like estate sales and garage sales for all stuff. Has everything old and cool tons of furniture. I bought a ton of crap for my apartment. It’s all cheap. (higher then garage sale prices but not bad). Each booth is priced by the seller so if you think it’s high keep going you’ll probably find it in another booth. The only reason it didn’t get 5 stars it because some of the booths you can’t even get into the sellers have just filled it up it’s more like storage. I don’t even bother with those. And the service and or help at the front sucks. The lady i asked about this huge mirror i wanted was rudeeeee and just told me that she was waiting for someone to come take her place. lol as long as they ring the prices up right and don’t break anything i couldn’t care less if they speak or not. I love these kinds of booth stores they are alot of fun.

This place is essentially a gigantic indoor garage sale. Only one that is regularly full of antiques and every so often, treasures that can surprise you. My wife scored some cool old 1970’s lights that now hang above our bar. Super groovy. We also scored our front porch rocking chair there. However, just as in garage sales, some days can be a swing and a miss. But that’s not why you play this game. You play for the elusive home run. And that’s just the kind of place this is.