Antiques At The Barn

This place is quite a treasure. I’m a big fan of antique stores and I’ve never seen one quite like this. It’s MASSIVE and they have a little of EVERYTHING.
Bonus, they have chickens and roosters running around AND they give out free fresh made kettle corn to eat while you shop!
Prices are totally reasonable, if you’re in the area definitely stop by, but be prepared to spend a good hour and a half exploring!

Cool roadside junk shop. It’s a mix of actual vintage and antique pieces and reproduction junk. You really have to dig to pull out any gems. The outside yard area had some great stuff. Prices were a mix of crazy and reasonable. Worth a visit.

GIANT place, so many awesome things to browse. My husband and I had fun digging through everything. And I do mean everythings, from chairs to antique glasses to geo rocks.

There is so much to see that you could easily be here for hours. Excellent selection! They even offer snacks and drinks. I will definitely go back.

I used to love this place. Found some big items that I wanted to purchase. The next day got my truck and trailer ready. Called to give them a heads up on what items we wanted to purchase. Show up with a dolly in hand. They never asked if we needed help. My husband stood in front of the desk, while the ladies talked… never asked if needed help, just kept talking. So I guess… it’s a good place to look and buy little items.

This WAS our favorite antique store, but their prices have become unreasonable high! If I’m going to spend that kind of money, I want clean antiques, in a cool store that doesn’t smell like cat pee!

I love this place there’s all kinds of treasures some old and some new.

We were out driving around. And they were open. I went in looking for mason jars and a honey bowl. Found both!!! Just love all the clutter!!!

I love this antique store so much! Once I found it I have never gone to any other antique stores because this one beats them all! They have tons of antiques of all different kinds and good prices!

Been going to this place for probably 10+ years now. They’re cleaned it up a ton in the past year or twice but I’ve always loved it.
It can get pretty hot or cold, depending on the season, but oh it’s worth it. I’ve found so many unique treasures here.
Plus there are a handful of sweet little kitties wandering the place, so that doesn’t hurt!
Just watch out for the ghosts.
No, I’m not joking.

This is a great place to spend a couple of hours and seek out your treasure. My second visit here and I didn’t leave empty handed either time. You need to be prepared to sift and hunt, but good stuff to be found.

Love this place. It can be a bit warm in the summertime and smells a bit like cat spray but there are treasures to be found if you are willing to spend some time sifting through all the old goodies. There is plenty to look through. There IS a lot of junk. But if you have a keen eye, you will most assuredly find something to suit your fancy. Whether it be an old painting, lamp, piece of furniture, or even a terrifying painting of a clown if thats your thing. If you are a true treasure hunter, you can easily devote a few hours of sift time to this place. Be sure to pet the kitties if you spot them.

Off the beaten path a massive treasure chest of assorted antiques and vintage items. Anything and everything can be found here. I love it and can spend hours combing the entire property for that one killer piece. Anyone with a creative eye and artistic core will fall madly in love. Bring a truck or SUV most larger pieces to die for!

This is all about the hunt here and thinking outside the box. I spent about 300 on a truck load of industrial, salvage, fun stuff. My friends and I spent over three hours winding the maze of the store and then outside. If you can brave the elements, this place rocks. No pain no gain even in the antique biz. Best to come with cash, since they have an ATM machine that only has a $ 200 limit.

I discovered this little salvage gem when looking to purchase a horse in Lancaster about eight years ago. It’s well worth the trip from LA if you’re looking for vintage finds to fill shelves and nooks. Be prepared to dig for your treasure; once you find it, it will be at a pretty fair price. I do wish there was more furniture, but if you’re the DIY type, you’ll find tons of resources here. You can negotiate prices with 15−20% of what they’re marked if you’re making a big purchase. Don’t haggle on this that say FIRM.

I went here really excited after reading the reviews, I moved here not too long ago and was happy to see an antique store like some from my home town. I spent quite awhile roaming around and found something early on I wanted to purchase so I grabbed it and toted it around with me. When I get up to the register to purchase it I noticed a small sign stating there is a $ 50 minimum on card purchases, and even then they charge you for using it. Since I didn’t have any cash on me I was out of luck. I understand credit card companies charge retailers but their rules are the strictest I have seen. This is a store where I would’ve become a repeat customer but I don’t appreciate not being able to use my form of money, and even then being charged if I get to the limit so I doubt I’d be back to spend my money there.
*Note to owners, post a sign outside so you don’t bother wasting people’s time or try to discuss with the CC companies to lower their fees. You may find you’d to get more customers without such strict rules on purchases.

This place is awesome. I wonder if its haunted though. This little girl dressed like she walked out of the 1950s popped up out of nowhere and was following families around, including mine. Anybody know anything about that?

My little girl and I LOVE this place. She loves visiting the cats (yes, you may see some cats wandering around from time to time, but they are there to ward of the field mice). This is the PERFECT place to find unique gifts or trinkets for yourself. I agree with everyone else that it is also a wonderful place to view items from the past. It is fun for the kids and you will definitely walk out with something new!

Just rooms and rooms of awesome old stuff… phones, toys, bikes, radios, clocks, prams; you name it they’ve probably got it.
Its just fun to go and see what you can find!

So I have to admit, the first time I came here, I thought that someone was going to serial murder me and chop me up into a million pieces. It’s out in the middle of no where and it’s old and funky. I went in the middle of the summer and was the only person there. When I walked out of my car in the parking lot, a thousand grasshoppers all jumped up at the same time and I screamed so loud, I’m sure they could hear me from the highway!
I went inside and found that it wasn’t scary and horrible after all, but a great place jam packed with old treasures. I must have spent 2 hours looking at everything.
The prices are decent and they have FREE popcorn!
They must also be under new management because the first time I was there it sort of smelled like cat pee, but the last time I went it did not.
This is a great stop if you’re coming or going to/​from the poppy reserve.
Also don’t forget that on Sunday, they’re not open till 12.