Pickle Barrel Trading Post

Nice gifts and great service. See to believe

A little expensive but some neat finds

Lots to see here. It's worth stopping. I wish we had more time

Perfect hotspot for gifts, Native American jewelry and niche home goods and decor. Found the perfect wedding present for a friend and the sweet shop lady wrapped it up for me, free of charge! Will be returning next time I’m in town.

Surprisingly nice place with a great assortment of items of all price ranges. Native items, copper items, and much more. Worth a stop!

Update Jan 27 2024. Our record of buying every time we visit is unbroken! Snagged some cutesy colorful metal yard art this afternoon. Brought friends with us who have never been. They loved it. Friendly staff, reasonable prices, incredible selection of jewelry, wall art, rocks and stones, clothing, western wear, beaded jewelry, Native American jewelry, and on and on. Pics attached. We LOVE to visit and shop here. Well worth the hour plus drive. We never leave empty-handed. Today while my wife was off in another area of this HUGE building, I snagged a good deal on some Native American made sterling silver jewelry that I'll tuck away until her birthday. The place was hopping. The staff was friendly and helpful. Just how to describe the Pickle Barrel is not easy. They have metal yard art, pottery, hats, leather moccasins, a large selection of unique and one-off jewelry items, shirts, hats, hand bags, mineral rock, books, paintings and artwork, wallets, rugs, wraps, mugs, and on and on. Wander around the outside for a half hour then go inside and spend another hour going from area to area. I dare you to not buy something. The Pickle Barrel is clearly a fun, afternoon destination place.

It's been awhile since last visit. This place used to have antiques, old pawn Indian jewelry and other interesting things. Now it's all Chinese Southwest tourist stuff. Even the Indian jewelry isn't authentic. If you like the roadside tourist junk you will be happy there is a lot to choose from. My response from their response..... Thank you for your response I do understand it's your business decision and hopefully a good one. But your "authentic Indian jewelry" is not hand made by Native Artists. Most is probably sourced from the Philippines. Maybe sold to you by a Native American but personally I think any Native selling that stuff is a sell out.

everyone working there was extremely kind, and it had a lot of awesome items for sale. worth it to stop in just to see the Native and Western art and jewelry. plenty of fun things for the kids as well. i love the bell we bought

Destination Stop ! Great selection of local art, jewelry, crystals, books, clothing, garden metal works, etc. The staff is helpful and easy to find without the usual pressure to buy something, but you will 😁. They are open from 11-5 to daily. No need to try to get there early, gate opens exactly at 11am !

So amazing!!! Just go to look at least, it's part museum, history, and boutique. I got a beautiful bracelet and local gifts for friends.The staff was super nice. I'll always remember this spot.