Wheeler Station Antiques OR 97147

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Ashley Rose

Located right on Highway 101 with parking right in front of the building. This is a pretty decent sized "mall". There is currently a bunch of sales happening and there is a room full of Christmas stuff that is 75%. The layout is a bit out of sorts as it is easy to get turned around inside and also the front of the store was a lot more empty than the rest of the space. There was however a great variety of inventory with interesting things to look at. The prices seemed very appropriate for the items. We ended up finding four different Royal Haeger pieces (two were damaged and sold at a lower price). Three of the four pieces each came from a totally different vendor but all matched and were Royal Haeger Mauve Agate pieces. The staff had a bit of confusion as to which of our pieces to discount and the wrapping process of the items left something to be desired as a piece that is well over 80 years was clanked down on the glass display case. There little to no heat inside and some areas of the store were not lit. You will definitely want to bundle up to look around in here.

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CJ Mcirvin

It's a very big store with lots of variety. You can get lost in there. Pricing is a little on the high side, in my opinion. The biggest disappointment, is there is no restroom for customers. In a store that large where you may be wanting to spend a lot of time shopping, there should be accommodations. Crossing a highway to use a sometimes open public restroom is what kept me from spending more time there.

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Seth Miller

This antique "mall" was definitely a lot bigger than I had originally thought! Obviously with it being located in Wheeler and proximity to the coast and Nehalem Bay this antique mall has tons of unique and specific items you can really only find at such a location! You can find items ranging from handcrafted Japanese glass floats to old fisherman trinkets, pirate books, and more! It has just about anything. I personally love shopping for old bottles and glass containers to make terrariums and mini-gardens in. You won't be disappointed with stopping in for a visit, you'll soon find yourself easily passing an hour just walking through and looking at the history of each item.