Awesome, diverse, weird collection of collectibles. The proprietor was friendly and very…read moreaccommodating. There is a lot of eye candy here - it is worth visiting just to see her interesting eclectic wares.

Great place to find all the knickknacks you never knew you needed. The lady running the place is a…read moregreat gal with loads of information. What an overall great place to spend an hour with friends and family. Anything you could possibly imagine is somewhere in there!

This place is great! Soooo..... much to explore. You definitely can get your hunt on in this…read morestore. From vintage, antiques, MCM, 1800's 1900's all the way to modern day today. Love love love this store.

I truly enjoyed shopping! Very organized. Is a large place. Lots of rooms to go and explore. Each…read moreroom has a sign that says what is inside. They have a room just for books, bikes, furniture, clothing, linen etc etc. and they have room for .50 cents unless is marked down. The employees are very friendly, and they really go out of their ways to show you where things are etc. they even have a man's cave. That is cute because it contains everything you need to fix the house. You need a fan? Go to the man cave room number 2. Anyway, I do believe is a fun place to go and you find good things at a bargain. Sometimes, Is better to buy used than new

Holy cow, this place is amazing…read more No junk, expertly curated and arranged, a great variety and top quality make this a great stop for antiques. Everything is clean, nicely presented and in good condition. Lots of good quality oak furniture, cabin ephemera (vintage Pendleton blankets aplenty), artwork and advertising. The owner said about 70% is her own collection supplemented by dealers from all over the state. I scored a pristine 1940's Forest Service propaganda poster for a reasonable price. Definitely check this place out.

The owner and any staff are always knowledgeable and full of info! Beautiful shop with curated…read moredealers and inventory turnover. Something new every time.

On a recent ski trip to Whitecap Mountains, my friends and I stopped to check out this quaint…read morelittle store. Turns out, it was more than quaint and more than little. Antique Depot is a beautiful labyrinth where each section of each room unfolds into an increasingly greater array of gifts, treats, jewelry, toys and more! I highly recommend a stop on your next trip. Each of my friends and I found a handful of treasures to take back home and we didn't break the bank! We had so much fun discovering Mrs. Grossman's stickers from our childhood, beanie babies, children's books, hot cocoa mixes, antique cards and calendars... The list goes on and on! We even found gorgeous jewelry and pill boxes for our relatives. One last thing---the owner of Antique Depot is kind, so kind that she re-opened her shop for us despite being on her way home for the day, and she didn't rush us as we pokily perused her items beyond closing time. You won't be disappointed by this diamond in the north woods!!!! Check it out!!!

A surprisingly big antique store near Ben Franklins. The staff was friendly and there were lots of…read moreGreat Lakes vibe antiques like mounted deer and fish, tools, clothing and vintage outdoor fishing gear. There are also numerous dishes, books and collectibles. It's packed and a bit snug for my son's wheelchair but we expected that and survived. My wife bought some dishes to complete an antique set she's been collecting.

Very well lit, decently priced antique shop. Spent 78$ and found several items we will have around…read moreour house for the coming future. The fella up front is a helpful guy.

This place has a lot to look at. We didn't make it through every table but we will be back. Next…read moretime I'm bringing my walking stick There is something for everyone there including several food trucks. I'm looking forward to when the veggies are all in season. We bought a rhubarb plant to replant at home. My husband loved the gyro food truck and I tried a prime rib sandwich with peppers, o ions and cheese and a cup of tatie tots. I noticed that the food truck I got my sandwich at had a decal stating they were with the fire department. This flea market is run by the fire department. We also bought a couple of nylon lounge seating that looks like an inflatable canoe. I guess you can float on the water with them too. Hasn't been warm enough to try that out yet. I expect us to go back to this event several times between now and Labor Day.

Huge! This was our first time visiting and I'd recommend going early if you can as it gets packed…read more There must be 150-200 sellers - a mix of farmers market, MLM, true flea market stuff and some vintage. I especially liked that many of the booths were shaded under big trees. Plenty of food trucks and snacks too. Bring cash as most stalls didn't take cards. You might find a treasure or not - it's worth a look!

A small shop up in the Northwoods, the store has a lot of variety of items for the antiquer to…read moreenjoy. The store also includes some handmade gifts.

The coolest vintage service station renovated and housing the coolest vintage goodness owned by the…read morecoolest people in Phelps, WI.

From the owner: Renovated 1938 service station houses variety of primitive antiques, vintage camp items, fishing…read moreand northwoods themed gifts.

This is a really cool home decor store near Minocqua. Just a couple miles out from the center of…read moretown. Really quaint and nostalgic home decor throughout. Lots of neat ideas, themes, and inspirations. Really friendly staff. They have food items, snacks, cookbooks, and everything cool decor. A++ Experience.