This is a lovely store with a lovely owner. Plenty of truly vintage and antique finds. There are…read moretwo floors with much to look at from decor to furniture, to practical items to use in your house and kitchen. Brands we saw: Redwing, Haeger, Hull, Jim Beam, USA, Lenox, Royal Copley, McCoy and so much more! There is a holding station by the front desk area, a spacious parking lot outside, and the wrapping for glass is adorable. Plenty of Christmas finds this time of year specials here and there. A vendor was stocking up their station while we were there which wasn't great and they then followed us around and out of the store which also wasn't great. You'll be watched!

Large antique store. Prices seem good. Friendly staff. So much to see. I am happy with my…read morepurchases.

Overpriced with weird racist statues Wouldn't recommend and…read morehad items that haven't been touched In so long there were spider webs full of dust covering them.

Large inventory and fairly well organized. Massive amount of industrial salvage and yard ornaments…read more Large parking area by the building in gravel. Found many great items. Prices were at a discount after the holidays and were reasonable regardless. Allowed to shop in peace but staff are avail me when you need them. They wrapped everything up nicely.

Selection of items at this antique store are endless upstairs and downstairs. We lived in Camas…read morefor nine years and would visit there once or twice a year maybe more. It's a great place to browse and get ideas. It's well organized and clean, professional service from workers. Value of products is reasonable. Inventory changes often as items sell consignees bring in new items. Wonderful way to spend the day.

I always have a great time at Camas Antiques. The booths are updated frequently and there is always…read moresuch a wide variety of items it's new everytime. I am always able to find something affordable and there are always a few things that are way out of reach. This time it was a swan bench- who doesn't need one of those? When it is busy, factor in checkout time into your plans, with one register, the line takes a while.

Well, I used to go to this vintage store regularly. I and my husband (who collects hot wheels) has…read morebought several things but lately within the past year it has gone down hill and seems to be more of a junk shop with a few "antiques". Also the owner is very rude. Apparently he feels it's ok to yell at customers if you are standing in front of his door. I was embarrassed and upset. Oh well I don't need more junk so I will tell my friends to go elsewhere.

I used to frequent this shop, but over the past several months, it's become a collection of junk,…read moreand the owner ensured today was my last visit. Not only were a couple of booths literally just actual trash, while I was standing there wanting to potentially buy something in a case, he and another person started loudly complaining about Democrats "stealing their money" and "giving it to *other* people." I've suspected the owner was probably conservative before that, but never cared to confirm it. Today's tirade, though, is something I can't overlook. I was extremely uncomfortable with the hostility. So I left, and won't be back. I'm sure some conservatives may get a kick out of this, but shouldn't they be wanting a liberal to buy an American flag? I won't be back. Even if this has been an anti-conservative tirade, I would have been put off. I was there to destress from the political dumpster fire we're in, not to be subject to political b*tching so loud so suddenly that it's hard to imagine it wasn't on purpose. I'm done with them. The decline in item quality was already enough. This sealed it.

I came here during the holiday celebration and had an absolutely wonderful experience. To begin,…read morethe whole of the town is decorated during the holiday season, so the environment around the store is magical. The downtown strip is a joy to walk down, and folks shopping for antiques will be pleased to see that there are a number of related businesses nearby (furniture, home goods, specialty items, even another antiques shop!) Inside the shop, everything is actually what you think of when you think "antique." Sometimes I feel that the places I try to shop for vintage/antique items are too polished now. I love the almost museum-like feeling of a shop that is crowded and full from floor to ceiling with treasures to be uncovered. The merchandise itself is VERY fairly priced. I found several beautiful pieces of jewelry for just a couple bucks each (a broach and two strands of fake pearls) and the higher quality jewelry available for purchase (i.e. real stones and pure metals) were also incredibly reasonable. I was blown away, actually, by the pricing. I have found that the thrift/vintage stores in downtown Portland are willing to gouge prices and are barely worth the work sometimes. This was NOT the case here, and I highly recommend you make the drive-- the bang-for-your-buck pays off. The person at the checkout was very friendly. She greeted us when we entered (and greeted every person who entered the store), was sweet and chatty during checkout, and didn't lose her cool even when a rowdy bunch of kids and a couple with a barkey dog were running around. This is the best antique experience I have had in ages, and I am so glad I went! I will return again.

Wonderful experience every time! Friendly staff, variety of…read moremerchandise from $1 to over $1,000. Good prices on antiques and used jewelry. I love to stop in and just look.

Cute place! Everything is super organized, parking is ok... and they're a little pricey, but it's a…read morefun little place to stop at

Place looked cute but full of pot vape or smoke. I literally couldn't breathe (allergic) and…read morewalked out. I had 2 things to purchase that I left behind. What a damn shame.

Nice shop. Friendly owner. I bought several things. Still, I felt some things were slightly over…read morepriced. I could be wrong though.

I have shopped at or been a vendor many times at all the local shows. Maizee Mae is the worst…read morevalue for vendors...cost $125 a booth for 200 customers.....lombard flea market or Donnies show get the same 200 customers for a WAY CHEAPER BOOTH. not really many vendors to buy from either. Oregon city show also poorly advertises DO COBURG INSTEAD

Every corner I turned there was so much cool things to discover! They had MTG, cars, anime, books,…read moreclothes, you name it! The prices were pretty fair. It's a quiet little shop. We were greeted kindly when we entered.

Love this place. Lots of great deals in the store and their online auctions are awesome. The…read moreowners are amazing. Lots of treasures for everyone!