Seems to be called 29 Palms Thrift now... either way and most excellent thrift store. Much higher…read morequality stuff, nicely organized and clean. A huge selection of kitchenware, movies, books, clothes and a bunch of pretty nice furniture. The owner is a character. Really fun to talk to.

Enjoy the thrifting but come for a conversation with Roger. Roger's the proprietor, irked by Google…read morebecause "they want me to pay for advertising and I'm not gonna do it." He's 77, born in San Francisco, educated in Marin (his mom was a teacher at a Catholic school), owned his own pipe fitting company for 25 years, then sold it to sail around the world 3 times, got pirated off the coast of Malaysia (ask him about that incident), and decided to retire in Twentynine Palms. He said "where else can you buy a house for 69K?" [not currently!] We talked about COVID, the vaccine, CDC stats, and his friend who was in a motorcycle accident. Rambling conversation about that, border issues, and how he gets his merchandise (estate sales, auctions, etc.). His shop had a string of drop-in's during this conversation whom he greeted in a low-key friendly manner. I bought some jewelry that was in a glass case at the counter, very reasonable and unique. He even gave me a gold paper box for safekeeping. As for the store: each room has a theme: household decorative items, kitchen items, furniture, a book area, and a huge selection of clothing including children's. The place feels airy and well organized for a thrift shop. Come take a look and say hi to Roger or his wife Patti. You won't be disappointed.

It wasn't very organized and if you are looking to start a nail salon they got what you need. My…read morehusband and I got a bottle and love it. The place smelled and was junk ish. I'm one to try and look on the bright side. I went and was not impressed.

I really don't want to give them any stars. If they had -5, then they would of got it. My first…read moretime going there was really bad. It was really nasty inside the place. It was endless of junk everywhere and really not organized and I felt like I was looking at trash from the dumpster and they wanted way too much $$$$, for trash. The people that worked there was very rude. I felt bad for them and I bought trash and when I didn't want what I bought from them they didn't want to refund me my $$$ back. I thought maybe they needed it more than I. Maybe they can not use electrical cords for lights or the fans that they used for AC. What I got I put back into the dumpster. I know if the city came inside the building then they would get shut down and the fire inspection would close down the place. I see that it is not a safe place for people, because of the trash all over and the electrical cords everywhere. Not a good place for businesses.

I love this store !…read more Has some of the best linen clothing from Italy & France, The owner is just lovely !

Acme 62 is such a gem tucked along that eclectic stretch of shops on 29 Palms Hwy in Yucca Valley…read more-- the kind of place you walk into "just to browse" and suddenly wish you had more trunk space on the drive back to LA. From the moment you step inside, the whole space feels effortlessly chic and inviting, almost like wandering through a beautifully styled desert living room. The decor pieces, furniture, and housewares are thoughtfully curated -- elevated, artistic, and full of personality. My fiancé and I had a great time exploring every corner and imagining what would come home with us... and of course we couldn't leave empty-handed. We picked up some amazing incense paired with a pottery ash catcher, I love that it looked handmade but yet refined -- exactly the kind of unique find you hope for in a specialty shop. What's cool about this store is that everything feels intentional: well-designed, desert apropos-- it gives a feel of local handicrafts not mass produced. Stylish without trying too hard, cool without being intimidating. If you're wandering through Yucca Valley and love design, home decor, or just beautifully curated spaces, this place is absolutely worth a stop.

Not the friendliest…read more It's hard to tell this store is open but when you're inside it's interesting! The store is bigger than expected with lots of goodies!

Terrible pricing, mystery bag that had adult only bag on it was 20 fucking dollars and you get a…read moregod damn dog leash. What a joke will never visit

Cute little vintage shop, lots of art and some cool find - definitely worth a stop if you are going…read morethrough the high desert!

Desert Curious is a great vintage shop in Yucca Valley. They recently suffered a fire in their…read morespace, but are currently selling off of the covered porch on the left side of the building. This place is run by two friendly and unpretentious people. Great stock and fairly priced. A must stop on your hunt for treasure.

All kinds of items in this store. It's part convenience store now combined with a shopping…read moredestination. The owner didn't leave one stone unturned ... you can tell she is a fashion addict in the choices she has made for her store. Clothing's for ALL ages... primarily for women but there are some really cool western style Brixton clothing here for MEN as well. I personally like this store because the prices are not ridiculous and if you are missing this one item on your trip and you forgot to put it in your luggage .. more than likely it is in this store.

Worth stopping on your way to or from Joshua Tree lots of great items for men and women! They also…read moreloved my pup. Def check this place out! Great shoes and great prices and the employees were absolutely lovely!

A beautiful store with a very nice selection of home good and kitchen wares as well as some…read moreclothing and accessories. We'd definitely visit again when in the area.

Very beautifully and thoughtfully laid out store, each room is like a spread from an interior decor…read morebook! The owners are kind and clearly have a passion and professional eye for curated and high quality items for your home. Loved all the textures and mixtures of understated neutrals! A must-add to your list of stops on your Joshua Tree visit!

An amazing shop and the imported items are very nice . Great items for interior decorating. Love…read morethe Buddha's. Owner is welcoming.

Desert Art like you have never seen before! Spectacular and unique! Carlos is a purveyor of class…read moreand distinction!

Highway 62 from Yucca Valley to Twentynine Palms is a treasure seekers trail. Along the way, there…read moreare several shops for antiquers, collectors and amateur interior designers to explore, but none so wonderfully eclectic as Desert Bohemian Trading Post. I live in Los Angeles, but I stop by here just about every month to delve through the treasures. They have a wide selection, and the inventory seems to turn over quite rapidly, so I'm always finding some new treasure to take home. Prices are very reasonable, and the proprietors have a knack for stocking the store with eye catching mechandise. If you are like me and you love the thrill of the hunt, spend your day treasure seeking along Highway 62. After you finish your journey at Desert Bohemian Trading Post, hang a right at the north entrance to Joshua Tree National Park and reward yourself with scenic drive homeward through the Joshua Trees. It makes for a wonderful day.

Huge selection of furniture, household items, etc at very fair prices. Whimsical, classic... you…read morenever know what you're gonna find. Grabbed 4 dining chairs and coffee table for $60. Friendly and helpful staff. Inventory constantly changing so will be heading back on a regular basis!

This was a fun store to walk through for over an hour until my 3 year old needed to use the…read morerestroom. This very large store shockingly does not offer public restrooms which I find extremely surprising because they offer so much to look at and their prices are a little higher than the surrounding stores but they value their customers so little that they won't offer them a restroom. That is why I am subtracting one star but I'm subtracting a second star because when I asked the owner at the counter if they had a public restroom she was very short and blunt with me and her response of no and that I can go to another business across the street followed by the expression that I was exhausting her while she spoke to the floor. The way she spoke to me made me feel like I was nothing more than a dollar sign and the lack of restrooms solidified that feeling. If I could subtract half of a star further for her lack of customer service in the way that she spoke to me I would also do that but alas I will be leaving three. We did find some really fascinating pieces in the store which unfortunately we had to put back but among those items were vintage bottles, books and a sewing machine. They have such a great variety here. My recommendation is to have you and your children use the restroom before coming to this establishment and to be sure you do not have coffee or any fluids before walking around this labyrinth antique store.

I love this place. There is always something new to look at. Great service too. It's a great place…read moreto get your Aladdin wicks and mantles for your vintage Aladdin lamps. Reasonable pricing. I spend hours in here whenever I go.