Mojave Flea Trading Post - Yucca Valley, California

Mojave Flea Trading Post is a department store located at 55727 29 Palms Hwy, Yucca Valley, CA 92284, United States. The store can be contacted at 7602326132 and their website is shoptradingpost.com.

Specialties

Mojave Flea Trading Post offers a wide selection of items, including clothes, ceramics, accessories, and plant decor. It is a great place to find unique gifts for someone on your trip.

Other Points of Interest

The store offers in-store shopping, delivery, and same-day delivery. It is wheelchair-accessible, LGBTQ+ friendly, and a transgender safe space. The store is also a quick visit, accepts credit cards, and has a beautifully curated space with lots of local art and goods.

Customer Reviews

Mojave Flea Trading Post has received 52 reviews on Google My Business with an average rating of 4.6/5. Customers have praised the store for its amazing selection, helpful and kind staff, and adorable selection of clothes, ceramics, accessories, and plant decor. The store is well-curated and offers a unique shopping experience.

Recommendation

If you're looking for a unique shopping experience with a wide selection of items, Mojave Flea Trading Post is the place to go. Their helpful and kind staff, wheelchair-accessibility, and acceptance of credit cards make it a convenient and enjoyable place to shop. Be sure to check out their website at shoptradingpost.com for more information.

👍 Reviews of Mojave Flea Trading Post

linda tical

5/5

Amazing selection , love all the little shops within the store and the uniqueness of their items. Very well curated 💓

Logan Porter

5/5

So sad this place isn’t in my neighborhood town! Adorable selection of clothes, ceramics, accessories, and plant decor! If you’re looking for a gift for someone on your trip, this is the place to stop at! Staff is extremely helpful and kind!

Nicholas Johnson

5/5

Beautifully curated space with lots of local art and goods.

Janene Haydon

3/5

Tough case of BUYER BEWARE. Really mixed feelings about this store. The positives are it has a fantastic mix of items..new, vintage, eclectic...clothing, pottery, rugs, artwork, books, decor and more. The three people working we encountered were very kind, easy to talk to, and just cool people. On my first trip in I purchased a book and another item. Already halfway through the book in a couple days, I decided to return to buy another book by the same author. On the second trip I found two cactus sculptures I loved. Which brings me to the downside...pricing. Pay attention to what your buying and DEFINITELY CHECK PRICING on line before you buy. I bought one of two they had on display together. I bought the taller one at $90. The shorter one was $70. That evening, regretting I didn't purchase both, I used Google lens to see if I could find it closer to home or online as we were leaving town before the store opened. I found the identical set at three locations online...Home Depot, Amazon and Tractor Supply for no more than $45 for the set. Is it my fault for not checking prices before I let my excitement get a hold of me? Yes. Is the store guilty of price gouging to the tune of four times the amount on an item than can currently be found elsewhere? Absolutely. If I was staying long enough to return it I absolutely would. Do I think the store is worth a stop in? Yes. Just be sure you're not severely overpaying for the treasure you find.

Cody Montgomery

5/5

Gorgeous store space with tons of cool boutique brands. Definitely check it out. Particularly love the Totally Blown clothes.

Brenden Mcpeek

4/5

Used to be an antique store now it is clothes and other cool things. Worth checking out.

Britny Cross

5/5

This place was really cute and had some really nice vintage clothing and knickknacks! The workers are really friendly and the store has an overall nice atmosphere. I will say some of the vintage pieces seem a bit over priced but I felt wasn’t the majority. Loved it and got some cool items!

Stephanie Grutzmacher

4/5

Mojave Flea Trading Post is dog-friendly, fun for a browse, and includes lots of interesting gifts that reflect the local vibe in JT but are priced for Angelinos. They also have a hot mess of a vintage section that makes people scoff at Californians for absurd overindulgence, including this $200 gem of a lavishly stained sweatshirt from decades before I was born that a rational Goodwill employee once rightfully put in the UHH, NOPE pile.