This is such a unique place! Seems to defy physics, the floor is on an incline because it was an…read moreold theater, but somehow the cabinets holding the antiques are precariously propped up, and everything wobbles as you walk through, but amazingly it seems like nothing falls over! Lots of little hidden rooms and spaces, it's like walking through a treasure hunt! I visit here whenever I'm in the area!

Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. Clean and organized. Lots of antique and vintage at…read morereasonable prices. Good experience.

I've passed by Antiques at Apple Hill so many times as an alumni and student but finally stopped in…read morethe other day on my "before I go home" loop. This place has a lot of cool stuff internally (and obviously a great Penn State collectibles section) but on par with most stores that categorize themselves as "antique" it's a little bit on the pricier side, versus a thrift or second hand store (but that's because of the overall curation process, versus just regular donation).

The owners are very nice, the inside is pretty big and there's lots of different booths. There's an…read moreupstairs to explore as well

The size and magnitude of this antique mall is a bit overwhelming so take your time and be prepared…read moreto have a lot to look at. There is an upstairs and a downstairs with booths filled and well presented on both. These prices are not thrift shop prices, but well curated vintage items that are worth a look if nothing else. The staff are super friendly and they take visa, Mastercard, discover and am ex. Lastly, there is a huge parking lot to accommodate everyone.

We made a quick stop here and had a great time browsing the countless booths. The store has quite a…read morelarge selection of primitives, kitchenware, holiday blow molds, baskets, albums, toys, beer steins, etc on two floors. The prices were reasonable and there were a good number of customers shopping on a Wednesday afternoon.

This is a huge space filled with an eclectic assortment of vintage and antique. It is set up booth…read morestyle. It is a bit crowded in spots. There is a lot of merchandise! Employees are helpful. There are clean bathrooms available.

If you do not have a couple hours to spend here come on a day when you do. There is so much to see…read morein this 3 story building. There is a main floor, a downstairs and an upstairs. We stayed on the main floor (not enough time) so there could be even more floors, who knows. Staff were wearing masks, no sanitizing in between people or the pens we used to sign but there is hand sanitizer at the pick up counter. There are public restrooms on the main floor. Many vendor booths with actual antiques, memorabilia, vintage jewelry, kitchenware, tools, comic books, records, train stuff (lots of O scale) - definitely something for everyone. There was also a room of cases and cases in other spots too. We bought several comic books, a vintage pin, a Hess truck, an HO train car, a book (100 yrs old) and a few other things. We definitely needed more time and will be back.

Customers seeking to sell estate items beware! Though they advertise to assist with estates,…read morenursing home situations and moving. The only service I received was removal of all valuable items from my mother's home. No payment ever received despite multiple requests and acknowledgement that they sold a Harley Davidson from the estate.

Loves old antique furniture pictures history will keeping returning till then get everything…read moresatisfied with what we have completed for what we come for

There is a lot of cool finds for very reasonable prices, I got a set of plates there in great…read morecondition for $7 and all the volunteers are so friendly and ready to help

Everything donated,high prices. Not working to help us normal people looking for an affordable USED…read morecouch or lamp. Their super high prices seem set for three reasons: they move things to their antique store in Bellefonte. They expect haggling, so they price high. But MOST people don't know this OR HATE to haggle. Be sure you haggle because that's one reason the prices are high!! Lastly, the resellers. They want to get what a reseller might get, on a good day. Therefore pushing out those of us who need affordable used furniture, and probably the resellers. Forget helping the community. Ever since the new management it's a cut throat business. I won't donate here either.

I really enjoyed exploring the various floors of this antique shop, but I got to say that the lack…read moreof AC on the top floor was pretty uncomfortable. I mean, pretty much everything on the top floor is just furniture anyways, and unless this is sort of thing are you looking for then you probably aren't going to spend a lot of time with their anyways. It was a really good selection in variety of antiques and just general junk that people had to sell in each of their booths. Which means the prices vary all over the store. It's definitely worth stopping in and taking a look around if you have some time to waste! Or if you're super into antiques!

Four floors of antique-y goodness!…read more This co-op features the holdings of many dealers and a wide variety of merchandise/prices. Much of the fare is characteristic of what one might expect from a typical antique co-op. The furniture and ephemera (paper) available are the standouts. While haggling may not be encouraged, I have found it to be effective. In short, there may not always be "something for everyone," but there always seems to be something for me. If passing through this is definitely worth the drive from the Interstate 80 Clearfield exit .

As Gingersnap G. noted, the Cove Antique Barn is only open on Sundays. Other days are by chance…read moreonly. In addition to the barn itself, there is a smaller flea market set up outside. Our favorite part was a chicken vending machine on the 2nd floor that dispenses plastic easter eggs. There is a *huge* amount of things to stroll & browse through. My personal favorites like: washboards, pottery, cigar boxes, money bags (from long defunct local banks). 30 years of back issues of Penna Game News. Coke merchandise, jewelry, tshirts, records, etc. All sorts of bizarre and strange things, that would make Mike & Frank from American Pickers proud! If I could hashtag this flea market it would simply be #rando. Worth a stop if your in the area, ample parking, paid cash.

Very cute, expansive antique shop. We're always looking for new places to go antiquing and this was…read morea good one!