Antique Station

Huge selection and lots of affordable deals. This places makes for a fun treasure hunt that takes you on a trip back in time on old Route 66!
Plenty of separate vendors and a large accommodating space provides variety and something for everyone to take interest.
Make sure you check what day of the week you are going– I think it is Mondays when they are closed.
Some vendors will even close things out at 50% off their booth for an even great deal! Friendly staff and lots of parking. Antiques from all eras.

There are many vendors here in several different buildings and lots of cute stuff, some furniture has already been refurbished and shabby chic’d already so they’re good to go.

These people are super friendly! And not in the fake customer service way but a genuine small town way. And not the cloistered small town we know you’re outsiders way. Like true serious friendliness.
I got some great deals. And the things I paid «retail» for were in amazing shape.
Extremely good customer service. I will definitely drive up from Orange County again to visit.

One of my favorites. This place is massive, depend on giving it at least 2 hours to go though the entire mall. Always have a great selection, prices are fair for most dealers. Staff is very helpful and friendly. Nice and cool inside. Bathrooms are entertaining and immaculate.

As far as enormous, varied, multi-​dealer Antique stores go, this is a great one.
It’s right off of Old Route 66 inside a long string of Old West-​style creaky wooden buildings. The porches are filled with stuff — neat stuff — not completely combed through by dealers. There is a bunch of interesting old farm equipment (100+/- years old) and one of my favorites, a large copper smoker (which my husband remarked would be good for smoking more acidic meats).
There are many inner rooms which cover the gamut of your typical yard sale fare to very niche collections. My husband always enjoys the pre20thC tools of which there were plenty. There were several women who seemed like pretty good friends who run the place, and they do wander around answering questions, giving suggestions and joking around with you.
A really nice place with nice owners/​shop keeps. Definitely worth a quick stop if you have the time!

A former feed store «back in the day» the Antique Station is huge with lots of booths with all kinds of neat stuff to look at. I’ve found lots of bargins on some unique items there.

It’s a great place to visit while you’re on the Mother Road, Route 66. They have an extremely wide range of antiques, curios and memorabilia. You should definitely spend an hour or two when you’re in the area.

Love this place, I have been coming here for years. So fun to take the drive out to historic Oro Grande and hear the train go by as you shop. Great place!

Stopped by on Wed August 3, 2011, I was with family and there were about 10 of us in our party. We had small children but they are very well mannered and disciplined. As soon as we stepped foot in the place, I felt disrespected, unwelcome, and sick to my stomach. The staff are not friendly and gave you the most horrible looks because we had children with us. The staff even told our kids not to touch anything several times without them touching anything at all in the first place. I was there a total of two minutes and walked out. I will never step into this place as long as I’m alive, and I will be sure to spread the word about my wonderful experience. Again, staff unfriendly, and total kid haters, also way over priced. There is another spot 200 yards down the way called Linda Marie’s enchanted treasure. The Lady working is an absoloute sweetheart. We felt warm and welcome, even our children loved it.

Crazy place, you will never know what you have found. I have purchased several pieces of furniture and various items. I go probably once a month. The deal are great, very reasonable. Nutty staff, but they are super helpful…