When you're in the area, it's definitely worth a stop to check things out. Tons of interesting stuff and you might just find the perfect thing for your cabin or lake home.
I visit this antique store every time in Battle Lake when I'm visiting family - I'm never disappointed! I always find something new and the prices are very reasonable!
Nice place. There's an indoor section with a bit of refurbished stuff, then two large quonset-type buildings full of stuff. The sort of stock you'd be looking for if you frequent antique stores. Doesn't seem that merchandise changes often, and prices seem fair.
Good variety of items, large indoor building for people to go to and look around. Only downside was lack of high end antiques. Nice heated indoor shop for more modern items.
Every time we go to Battle Lake we always stop here. It’s changed a little over the years but this new setup they have is perfect. You kind of have to dig but the prices are worth it!
The old warehouse shed's roof collapsed last winter so a very nice building replaced it in similar style but it's much better lit, has better displayed and categorized items and it's cleaner. Mix of beautifully restyled furniture, signs, vintage fancy and vintage rough. Pricing varies according to the piece, and I would say, appropriately so. It's not a garage sale, but easy to find affordable treasures for a wide variety of tastes, I think. I picked up two sets of Scandinavian wooden butter knives at $1.50. They were $3.50 for one in town, which isn't unreasonable at that. I also got a stack of about 7 beautiful wood planks about 10 x 3" to use for a family wood-burning craft for $4 and a great condition Le Crueset whistling tea kettle for $10. A favorite place for many in our family to poke around at the lake.
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