Wheeler Station

You can easily spend a day in here. Rare antiques. Absolutely fell in love with this place. Nautical, vehicle and furniture selection. Truly overwhelming. Stopped in here by happenstance and I ended up spending 2 hours shopping. Love it!

Well I’m in the hunt for some specialty items! Aren’t we all? What a great little town. Wheeler Station is amazing! About 12.000 square feet in size. You can really get lost in there! The staff are very friendly, and helpful. The variety is amazing, lots of eye candy! It’s clean, the spaces are packed with personality, there is something for everyone in there. Antiques, Vintage, and today’s necessities for home, garden, and office. I was impressed, and purchased fishermans netting from Norway, a Victorian Bookcase, 2 Glass Heads, and local framed art of the ocean. I will shop there again.

Lots of fun things to explore and the store is huge! Bought some treasures to take some to Seattle.

Probably the best antique shop between Raymond WA and Crescent City CA. Easy to get lost in here, the place just rambles around. Most «antique» stores we visited along 101 were just junk shops but this place had some real nice items, wish I’d brought more money.

Another epic antique shop in Wheeler.
This place is huge and seems to have room after endless room of treasures from decades past. I even saw a telephone car toy I had when I was a toddler in their toy room and instantly felt a jab of nostalgia. You could spend hours here just looking over stuff and walking down memory-​lane.
This is a veritable wonderland of antiques and vintage items with a labyrinth of rooms. if you’re a collector, this is a «must». Even if you’re not shopping this is a magical place to look, remember and smile.

This place was like a maze to walk through! Lots of fun, excellent prices on collectibles and antiques. Hubby found brand new Napa jumper cables for $ 15 in here, compare that to $ 65 new at Napa. Lots of neat stuff!

Next stop! Memory Lane! I swear the older I get the more that these places are just a reflection of my past, and not antiques because I’m certainly not one! It is rather alarming though when you recognize more and more items as years go by.
This place is a total treasure hunt because there are so many rooms it’s hard to even navigate through and around all of them.
It’s not cluttered in the sense that you have to pick through items on top of each other. At the same time the place is packed solid with anything you could want if you are looking for Aunt Cami’s clock, Uncle Theo’s military hat, your cousin’s bric-​à-​brac pink horse with diamond studded eyes. Well you get what I’m saying.

Spent almost three hours sifting through this gem of a shop. Super friendly folks. Thanks!

Enter The Twilight Zone!!! You look at the place from the outside and it’s your average storefront, little antique store. Enter, and you could be lost in another dimension for hours. Inside, it’s a maze of small rooms, levels, stairs… you go in one room and there are 2 ways to go out. From there you choose from another 2 or three. As you circle and climb and wander through room after room, you lose all sense of direction and wonder if you’ll find your way out. But who cares? Each room is packed with the oddest things from porceline to iron, lace to buckskin. Many things are priced very reasonably too. There are no sales people. Each item is tagged by the seller and you pay up at the front door (if you can find it). If you are ever at the beach and have some time to kill, you can find Wheeler at the end of the Nehalem bridge. The town is only 3 blocks long so don’t blink. Have fun! I found Christmas presents for 3 of my hardest to buy for in-​laws. SCORE!