Very interesting collection of western trinkets....... Very reasonably priced local artists…read morework.... See the picture... From jewelry to pottery.

Lovely owners, and such beautiful, one of a kind jewelry, gifts, and decor. There's always…read moresomething new to find.

Cave Creek Candles and Gifts is located in the Frontier Town. I was looking at their gifts today…read moreespecially the luminaries. The store carried many with a southwestern decor. The ones with saguaros were especially appealing to me. The sizing was a little large for what I wanted. Stafford great here and very helpful. Shared parking lot that is free. There's a free Wi-Fi available in the center.

This candle store is located in Frontier Town. It's a nice store and they make the candles at this…read morelocation. They also have large wind chimes and other items. The staff was friendly and helpful.

You'll find Cave Creek Mercantile in Frontier Town. You'll find some of the friendliest people…read moreworking here. I thought I might find a luggage tag in here. I looked around, but didn't see one. I asked staff and they said they just sold the last one a couple days ago, dang it. You will find cactus candy, jewelry, towels, toys and much more. I still enjoyed talking with staff. They have their own parking lot. Street parking is also available.

A good stop for all things rustic and vintage in feel. Old gas pumps, sculptures, paintings, farm…read moreequipment for the serious collectors. Street parking.

A true gem of DTCC!! Unique high quality items for the home, or something fun and cute to gift!…read moreStylist southwest pieces - Patina has it all! And such a nice team to work with, Amanda is so friendly!

Discovered DE Trading Post in Cave Creek. Lots of designer jewelry. My eye caught this gorgeous…read moreturquoise ring. Owners Mickey and Eli showed us all they had. This was it. Lots to see and explore. Stop in and see what we saw. Great Found out recently that this design shows it's an "Amy" who is known for this prestigious style. Well, GOOD! Get lots of compliments on it.

Another gift and art store. There are a few things that are a little unique to this store then…read morethe numerous ones around. The had numerous hides to select. Not that I was interested in any. Not my style nor were the saddles or horned furniture, but interesting to see. The clerk was the owner and very polite and helpful. I always look for that in a store. If in town, stop into see the neat gods

Pajarito's can be found in Frontier Village. This place is not always open so when he does, you…read morehave to jump in quickly. Smaller gifts and souvenirs are sold here. He has a few metal sculptures but only a handful. He is a friendly guy. The hogan is very small; maybe large enough to fit 4 people comfortably. It does get incredibly hot in there so standing by his rotating fan is ideal. The small trinkets, rocks and bits of jewelry can be found on the outside table. Shared parking lot.

Always getting in beautiful new collections!! Not to mention, best place for unique gifts for every…read moreoccasion!! A lot of local vendors and items not found in any other gift stores!!!! Large selection of mahjong specialty sets and gifts!! Special events and personalized gifts as well!! Friendliest,most helpful staff!!!

Why Hello is located in The Summit shopping plaza. The store carries some fine home decor items…read morethat are not your typical. Fancy candles, baby clothing, ornate picture frames, different types of sauces, pillows, and designer artwork made from remnant cloth. Their designer artwork has grown to quite a collection of items. They are already framed in acrylic. Shared parking outside.

And another Zona cocktail proven on my stubborn skeptical mind…read more Came in to visit and get some fragrant oils last week. The owner and all round expert Pam, noticed the extensive bruising, cuts on my arms. One bruise was from a bad blood draw, been there 1 week. The others were from taking down those vicious lemons the previous night. Pam made a cocktail of Geranium and (I'll leave the other ingredients a secret so you visit) and packed it into a handy dandy special application bottle and gave me the instructions. I bought it skeptical, but with 3 days it has almost gone. Great, add that to my list of things I need to keep handy!

I found Zona's Oils by accident and it has been a lifesaver. After 3 months on pain pills for…read moregluteal tendon pain and terrible pain at night with no sleep. I'm finally off pain pills and with the special salve she makes and the roller bottle, I'm finally getting some restful sleep and feel like a different version of myself,

Karen's Hallmark Shop is located in The Summit shopping plaza. There is always something at the…read moreHallmark shop for any age you can think of. Currently their display focuses on July 4. Some great hostess gifts. Shared parking outside.

Cards and gifts galore!! Every card and gift you can think of!! Gifts for everyone on your list at…read moreevery price point imaginable. Special holiday merchandise and specialty items. Candy gifts as well!! Friendliest most helpful staff and there is even a Post Office in the back of the store!!

There is an exciting scene as you drive by this business in the heart of Cave Creek. In a former…read moreempty parking lot, there is a sculpture scene of running horses and stagecoach in progress. Large life size Buffalo roam the lot in droves. Dinosaurs and palm trees are behind a fence. More life size people sculptures in the front of the store. For the newbie, it encourages a visitor or even local to come visit the store. They have their own parking lot both in front and side of the building,

Been passing by this place for some time. Finally stopped in today to look for some items for my…read morewife. No issues with what they offer, the issue is that there is quite a bit of merchandise that is not priced. Case in point....the big metal art our front with the big horses and riders are $3200. When I found a metal hire I liked for my wife, which was about a quarter of the size as those big ones, I was told it was $2000. When I argued my point to the lady behind the register, her reaction was kind of a 'is what it is'. After I loaded the materials I did purchase into my truck, I went back in and questioned them again. This time a young girl told me the horse in question was in fact, $800. I wonder how many they sell to those tourists who don't ask? That right there, if it does happen, is not right!! BTW, there is a shop in Gila Bend that will offer much better pricing, make deals on multiple items purchased and is much nicer to his potential customers.