Selection of items at this antique store are endless upstairs and downstairs. We lived in Camas for nine years and would visit there once or twice a year maybe more. It's a great place to browse and get ideas. It's well organized and clean, professional service from workers. Value of products is reasonable. Inventory changes often as items sell consignees bring in new items. Wonderful way to spend the day. read more

I always have a great time at Camas Antiques. The booths are updated frequently and there is always such a wide variety of items it's new everytime. I am always able to find something affordable and there are always a few things that are way out of reach. This time it was a swan bench- who doesn't need one of those? When it is busy, factor in checkout time into your plans, with one register, the line takes a while. read more

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Street parking available in old town Camas. This is not really an antique store and is vintage at best. There are many booths that are filled with newer items that one might find at a thrift store. There are many many booths to look through and you can find some truly old items if you look around. The other customers seemed like they were shopping for a man more than for antique items. Prices were reasonable and good value for what they were. read more

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Had a great time with friends walking around this antiques shop. There is definitely something for everyone here. A lot of stations with various items to look at. You definitely need to go through twice to get it all. Service was very friendly at the counter. Some of the prices were a little steep, but you can definitely find some affordable items as well. read more

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Wow, this place is wonderful & HUGE! I had no idea from the outside just how big it is inside. Every time I got to an end of an aisle or corner, there was another nook, room or whole aisle, and there's even a full basement with so much more down below! It's a nice mix of both vintage & antique items, along with new items that are vintage-inspired or gift type things. It's a mix of home decor, kitchen, serving/dining pieces, bathroom, clothing, toys, and even some old tools and vintage signs, along with new gift-giving items, cards & some gift wrap, too. The whole place is well-lit and clean. The prices seemed reasonable, for the most part. They were really busy on the Saturday we were there because it was the Camas Vintage & Art Fair day, so we didn't really have any interaction with the staff. read more

Just when you think you are done exploring this place, you discover there is another floor below you, equally as vast and expansive as the one above it! Dozens and dozens of curated collections of curious curios and alluring antiques for your perceptive pleasure await within! Everything from furniture and home decor, to toys and collectibles, clothing, games, books, jewelry, trinkets and tchotchkes, electronics of yesteryear, magazines, glassware, odds, oddities, and the occult, it's all here, somewhere...all you have to do is explore, and you'll find more galore in store around every cor...ner! In short, set aside some time to check this place out; you'll be here a while. Stay long enough, and they might stick a price tag on you, too! read more

What happened to this once friendly and charming shop? Have they changed owners? Contacted them recently and got no reply. Called again and got snark. All antique shops are not doing well now. Tastes and times are changing. It would behoove all of them to treat customers like the guests we are. I'm finding this attitude at all the antique shops recently. If you have no people skills, sell your stuff online. Of course, I will never set foot inside this place again. read more

Unfortunately, my experience was quite disappointing; the staff's lack of friendliness overshadowed the visit and made my first time there truly unwelcoming. read more

This is a great place to shop for beanie babies they get restocked every three weeks by this one girl named Callie there is so much cool things to look at if you're going there to buy a beanie baby or more of them I would recommend going downstairs and looking in the places that there's glass and you can see through it or look when you come in the store go right and then forward then right again and then go down the aisle until you see a basket you will find tennis babies there or if you're lucky enough there will be one or two beanie babies on top of them I'm a collector I have like 100 of them including teeny babies which I have like 12 of there's a very low chance they have rare ones but it's possible read more

This is such a pleasant, well curated shop that exceeded all of my expectations. There is a mix of new gift and decor items as well as vintage and antiques. My husband and I had a great time walking through both levels and made several purchases and look forward to returning and bringing visitors. read more

Camas Antiques is a sizable emporium with individually maintained vendor mini boutiques which offer a mix of new, vintage and antique items. It is a pleasant environment to browse and shop as all of the vendors nice looking and well curated spaces. In general many of the prices seem quite fair. We found it impossible to leave without finding some items to purchase. read more

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75 percent of the crap in this place is all new stuff like soaps candles cards gloves . Nothing interesting or old/vintage unless it's just garbage shabby chic crap. Basket of pine cones and toiletries. Junk thrift store Barbra Streisand records. Sucks. read more

I cant stand that lady. Multiple times I've tried to go inside this place and she kept getting in front of me saying that I need a parent? I'm literally 20 hello?? I offered to show my ID and she just told me she's "not doing all that shit today" WTF? and the one time I did get to go in I got practically rushed out because I "seemed suspicious" I'm literally trying to find a vinyl I might like! hate places like this I'm glad there's a record shop next door. read more

Obsessed. This shop not only has THE best window displays, but they support local mini shops inside their shop. Each little cubby belongs to a real person in the community and supports them individually. The inventory combines new with authentic vintage so there's something for everyone. Also, the entire downstairs is part of the shop- this place is huge- I can easily dilly dally for an hour in here! read more

Situated in the center of quaint downtown Camas, Camas Antiques is a conglomeration of individually owned stalls. There is a decent selection of vintage and modern stuff, but only the occasional antique (more than 100 years old). The staff are friendly and helpful and the prices decent, but don't expect to find many bargains. A nice place to browse through many interesting things, but an antique shop should sell mostly true antiques. CombatCritic Gives Camas Antiques 6 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better! read more

This place has made me see the appeal of antique shops. They have a wide range of things to look at, appreciate, purchase, and dream about. They are regularly updating their options and, in general, their prices are very reasonable. This is a great place for finding unique gifts, holiday ideas, and home decor. They also have a small selection of seasonal and local items. The folks that work here are very friendly and helpful. You won't be disappointed even if you don't leave with anything new (for you). read more

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My 3 kids, one with autism got kicked out for being to loud and I'm very upset they and they wanted to do this alone so I let them the cari the person that kicked them out was very rude towards them, I'm very upset. read more

Loved this place! Fun, unusual things you didn't know you needed. The basement floor has even more wonderful things to check out. Don't miss this place if you're in Camas. Great variety of eclectic things from tools, vases, pots, art, decor, jewelry, and everything else. Beautifully displayed, one-of-a-kind antique shop with a boutique feel. read more

Love this place. I found some awesome pieces. Great prices and awesome vendor displays Can't wait to come back for more Basement is pretty darn cool, it's huge read more

Really disgusting, racist dolls. I brought this up with the person at the register and they were very understanding and assured me they'd bring this up with the owner but truly it is 2024 and there is absolutely no excuse to be stocking racist, mammy stereotype dolls with dirty aprons and a tag that says "primitive", mind you the tag also says est 2019, so these are not vintage. Really disappointed and completely ruined my shopping experience, left immediately after seeing this and could not bring myself to buy anything as I will not support this business until they discontinue buying from this vendor. read more

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This place was so amazing. I didn't want to leave. There are several floors and areas to look through. I loved it. Spent way too much money.

Omg! Such a cute shop for new and used treasures! It's cleaned and organized! Nice staff!

Thanks Clark for your wonderful customer service. You are always friendly and helpful. You helped me today get a square peg into a round hole!! AKA a table into a Tesla. I drove carefully AND the table works perfectly where I wanted it!! read more

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Not family friendly. I came in multiple times this week with my newborn and toddler. My toddler is a remarkably polite and doesn't touch things without asking first - which is amazing and why I am able to take her places. Each time we visited we had no issue and we bought many items. Then today when I came back with my husband to buy a table the woman working was extremely rude and really hurt my daughter's feelings. My daughter was walking down the stairs where there was no railing and she accidentally bumped into a shelf and a single bar of precariously placed soap fell. I placed it back and apologized many times. The woman said it was fine and was kind about it. I then told her there was a table I wanted to purchase and asked if she could help me remove the items that were placed on top. As I was about to lead her to the table she asked me to stay with my daughter who was with my husband. I told her she was with my husband and was fine. My daughter had picked up two pink balls of yarn after she asked my husband and he said yes. She said she's "picking up stuff" and I said "it is yarn, is she not allowed to hold it?" and the woman said "no". I was honestly shocked. My daughter was so confused why I made her put the yarn back - as I had no reason. She felt she'd something wrong and it broke my heart. We left the store immediately and my daughter kept saying she was sorry to me and her dad because she felt she'd done something wrong. I asked if she wanted the yarn and went back in, I let her grab it herself, and we bought them. The rude woman did not deserve our business but more importantly my daughter did not deserve to made to feel as if she'd done something wrong. I'd understand if she was running around touching items and being disruptive. She was not. It's just yarn, yes. However, I won't be coming back because how you make your customers (of any age) feel matters!!!!! Update: Upon reading other reviews on yelp and Google, I see there are many written about this place being extremely rude to customers - especially to families with children. Unacceptable. read more

Adorable antique store! My sister's mother-in-law took us here last week when we were visiting for Thanksgiving break. I love how they had a lot of New World Christmas decor for sale. There's a lot of unique items you will find here. I scored on some adorable costume jewelry. The also have some vintage designer bags and a few clothing items. The scary items that they did have were the antique dolls! They look like something out of a horror movie LOL read more

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Nice clean friendly. Found what I needed. Great array of things. Parking is minimal but it's a walking town

If I could give zero stars I would. Used to frequent this antique shop a lot and bring friends and family. I will definitely not coming back. The owners or the woman and man that was working were extremely rude. We said hi and they weren't very welcoming. When we asked to see something in a cabinet the man was annoyed. I came in with my family including my baby (10 months old) my baby was walking around and happy making baby noises. We made sure our baby didn't touch anything. When we were checking out the woman and man were complaining how they "couldn't think with the baby screaming" our baby wasn't screaming at all and when she did get a little loud we took her outside to play. This place lost all of our business. I don't see this place making it. Rude. Overpriced. read more

Such a cute antique shop with many themes. I would say the price a bit higher but if you are in the Camas area, go check it out!

Gift shop with a few antiques. Not supportive of their dealers. Unprofessional management.

I have frequented this place many times. I have also spent a pretty good amount of money in the past. My daughter, her husband and my young granddaughter, 10 months old, was being a baby. She found her voice, yes high pitch. They took the baby outside. As I was paying for some items, the woman and man working there literally complained about how they couldn't think when the baby was screaming. They had horrible attitudes when we walked in and gave a racist vibe. They were put out and not family-friendly at all. I have never noticed this place to be busy. They have some cool stuff, very little, slightly overpriced for second-hand stuff. We will not return. These so-called antique store ,really overpriced junk type of place. Unfortunately folks, people still have children, babies are unpredictable. Adults have become miserable, angry people who hate life. You should apologize publicly for insulting grandparents, next time shut up and put a sign in your window that says, " we are mean, racists, miserable people who do not like families especially young children!" This way we are earned to stay away from businesses such as yours. read more

Still one of the best antique stores in the area. Nice owner(s) and always ask if I have any questions. Can't wait to come here when the holiday stuff starts kicking in:)) read more

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I really liked this store. They have a ton of cute stuff. Things are pretty expensive though. I found a cute ceramic pumpkin that had 2 stickers on it that said $2. Stuck on really good, perfectly right side up, one sticker on each side of the pumpkin. They were very intentionally placed. When I got to the register, the lady working pulled another tag from inside of the pumpkin that said, $12, and said the $2 sticker must have came off something else. I was just like, both of them? The owner refused to honor the price. It felt like bait and switch, and it left me with a bad feeling. I did not purchase the item. I come in 2-3 times per week, and spend $50 or more dollars each time. Seems like a stupid reason to lose a good customer. The owner just said, "I do understand it's frustrating, but I can't sell it to you for that price." I said ok. She just kept saying "I understand, I understand". As I was leaving I said "do you?" She proceeded to follow me out of the store to tell me again that she couldn't sell it to me for $2. I said ok, that's fine. I don't even want it anymore. It just rubs me the wrong way. She just kept saying sorry. Can't do anything about it. Ummm... you said you're the owner. If you can't make something right for a customer, who can? read more

I've frequented this store a couple times and usually get the feeling like I'm being watched. Well this weekend, it was much more obvious. There were two women working, one was friendly and the other was obviously bothered by my family's presence. My son and daughter love this store and were excited to find something from here. But as we walked throughout the store, this woman kept looking at me and sighed when my kids would walk by. She was wearing a mask but I could still see her eye rolling when we were near. We left the store without buying anything out of pure frustration and disappointment. She is an older white woman, with blond/white shoulder length hair. I won't be returning, felt extremely uncomfortable and not welcomed. read more

I was in Camas Antiques this week (like most weeks) and am always so impressed by that store as well as the others on the same block! Great selections, friendly staffs and amazing shopping environments. It is sad that all businesses have been impacted this decade by the pandemic, break-ins, increased thefts and vandalism. Yes - even our quaint, safe little town of Camas is not immune to the societal problems that plague the larger cities in our region. Kuddos to the small businesses that have stayed open and to the owners + employees who faithfully serve our communities day in and day out. These businesses are not Wal-Mart or the mall and deserve our respect while shopping in their stores. read more

Oh man! I'm all thumbs writing this review. In my time in the PNW I have traversed many antique/curio stores. By far and away, Camas Antiques takes the first place ribbon. The vendors do such an amazing job in hunting and displaying their wares. Many and various finds to get lost in as you look. There is this fugue that takes over as you shop and time seems to stop. One booth takes you from the 1920's and the next to industrial finds from the 40's. My favorite part of the store was the abundance of Christmas treasures. It cannot be understated, come with time to spend. Two floors are packed wall to wall. Do not be in a hurry. read more

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Nice antique mall fully stocked! I wouldn't go as far as to say everything in there is antiques though rather a lot of non-antiques as well but nonetheless two stories full and nice employees. Prices are pretty darn good too. read more

Loved the Camas Antique mall, wonderful store. The man that helped me seemed a little standoffish, but it had been a long, hot day and I am quite sure he wanted a nice cold Margarita! The store is full of wonderful things both old and new, and the prices are compatible with other shops in Camas and Battle Ground, I will make another trip out there soon, there were a few things on my wish list! read more

Today was a sad day at Camas Antiques. I have been a patron at this store at least once a week before COVID and in fact have purchased many, many things for not only my home but two other clients of mine and usually am there more often during Christmas. Today I was REALLY happy to see them open. Something pretty disturbing happened at the entrance today though that I feel other patrons should take note of. The store entrance had been set up with restrictions in mind. All still looked inviting so, I proceeded to open the door. I couldn't so I backed up and started reading sidewalk signs first. Not even a full minute went by when a woman came to the door and opened it but the look on her face was a bit sarcastic and I immediately realized I "pushed" instead of "pulled" at the door to open. My reaction was a comical "oh.... silly me" type of reaction to which she replied...."yeh, they just don't have the door instructions understandable enough do they"? And started laughing. At that point the two clerks as well as this woman and her friend laughed but continued to be snarky and demeaning. That went on for quite awhile as I proceeded to walk to the back. Now, If I didn't have self-esteem and confidence about me, I would have felt pretty foolish but sillier things have happened and life goes on. What was disturbing was the continuation of laughter and from the two clerks who were there as well. About 10 minutes went by as I was waiting for the two shoppers to leave before approaching the clerks. I believe in the premise of discussing in private when one is upset. I didn't see anyone else in the store so I approached them. I said how concerned I was that such public show of attempting to humiliate a patron was allowed by them. I then told her what they didn't know was that just seconds before coming to the store I had been on a phone call from a loved one who was just taken to the hospital. I was not paying attention to signs on the door and what was more disturbing than the patrons attempt to shame me was the clerks going along with it even remarking how she "fit right in". If I had my things there to sell and this kind of behavior kept people from buying like it did me today and I have spent quite a lot of money at that store. I would be a bit concerned. read more

I've been going here during the summer for years with my friends. it's like tradition. but every time we go we notice how incredibly rude the staff is. they follow us around and even once opened the bathroom door while we were in there. they accused us of stealing because of the nickel bag i had bought the day before whilst with my mother. this would not be the first time the staff has been rude. read more

Firstly, not so much an antique store, but more of a cutesy boutique place with mass produced items catering to the current season (eg: pumpkins and harvest themed items for Halloween/autumn, ornaments for Christmas, etc). Which may make it a misnomer, but whatever - semantics, right? My issue is the sketchy business practices. I stopped in while driving through the area, perused and selected about 10 items and proceeded to the register. There were two people behind the counter; one of them sifted through my items and read off prices to the person manning the register, while they carried on a conversation between themselves, barely saying a word to me. But again, whatever - be rude, it reflects solely on your character, I don't take it personally. The woman was still packaging my things while I was completing payment with the man at the card reader and receiving my receipt. I turned back to the woman to accept my bag of purchases and then left the store, again with them barely uttering a word to me. I then went on way and drove about an hour down the road. When I stopped to fill up at a gas station, I decided to pull out the lip balm I had purchased (because, as I said - more boutique-y than antique-y) and rummaged through the bag. While doing so, I noticed that a pair of earrings I bought was not in the bag; I pulled out the receipt to check I had actually paid for them and confirmed they were listed (at $18.95). So I decided to call the store and see if they had fallen on the floor or something. It took three calls over a period of time before I could get anyone to answer. When someone did finally answer, he confirmed that he found the earrings sitting on the counter by the register. Apparently the woman packaging my items was too absorbed in their conversation to make sure she gave the customer what they had paid for. The man who answered the phone said they would hold them at the counter for me, but I stated I was too far away and wanted a refund instead; he then acted extremely put out and said, "well I have a line of customers, so I'll have to call you back". Like, excuse me? I was also a customer and you guys effed up, so why do I have to wait for a call back for you to fix this? Still, I gave him my number and went on my way. I missed a call from the store number while I was in a meeting and couldn't answer; no voice mail though. I tried calling back multiple times over the next couple days and could not get anyone to answer the phone. Nor did I ever receive another call from them in attempt to refund me. I finally gave up. I considered contacting my credit card company for a partial chargeback, but the time I'd have to be on hold seemed like a waste for the amount of money they ripped me off for. The only reason I took the time to write this up was so others would hopefully keep a better eye on their sales transactions than I did. Be wary. read more