This was such a cool souvenir shop! They had so many amazing things I could have been looking for…read morehours but we were just passing by so I had to rush my experience. I called to make sure they had postcards because I've had a hard time find them. Sure enough they had plenty here. They also have lots of Route 66 theme stuff including drinks and snacks.

Regardless if you're in Quartzsite for the large gem and mineral shows or if you're just passing…read morethrough the 10 to Phoenix, you gotta stop by this small store.. We were here for the Tyson Wells Gem Show and Swap Meet but we found this store right off the main drag. It's a small gift shop full of Quartzsite souvenirs and it's also a very nice game shop for all those snowbirds from Canada. If you're looking for every expansion set made for Catan and Ticket to Ride then this is your place. - Family-Friendly! Probably the best part about visiting this shop were the friendly and courteous owners. - They also have a nice selection of gourmet and hard to find bottled sodas.

A nice store with several of the large robot models for sale. Their floor lamps of fluorite and…read moreother materials were quite stunning and unique. The light shining through the stone made the lamp even more appealing. They also carried large stone bowls for salad. Quite a statement piece. Shared parking outside.

Large selection of almost anything you could want! We made a stop on a road trip and went here for…read morethe first time. It's covered but not really an inside store, as it's very hot and more like an outdoor warehouse. Organized shelves and really nice display. No one said hello or welcomed us but that was fine, we just browsed for a bit. Ended up buying at another store that was a bit cheaper, but this store had a huge selection and reasonable pricing, a little higher if you're looking for small knick knacks. Good stop and has a large area for making your own jewelry with individual beads and stones!

Didn't buy any thing. Stopped and putted around. Darlene was there and we chatted a bit. She was…read morecool and best part is she wasn't eye balling me and following me around like im gonna steal. Shes interesting! I liked her shop.

I give her a 1 because 0 is not an option. I don't know if the lady in the store was Darlene but…read moreshe was quite rude. I was interested in a vintage decanter that was $50.00 and she said would take $35 for it and I agreed. When I was ready to pay she said "Oh, I thought this was prices higher than $50" and suddenly there was a price tag on the other side of the bottle that was over $100. Then she said she would take $50 for it. An honest business woman would have stood by her word and took my $35. My friend was going to buy some rocks but her purchase was not enough to meet the minimum for a card purchase... We didn't see that posted anywhere. We left empty handed. It's fine though Darlene, we spent a boat load of money next door. The people at Rocksanity we're very nice.

The biggest flea market you can imagine. A whole month is…read moreshop and walk. The best unique, affordable items you can think of are here. This place is more filled with older retired people, i continue to see more dogs in strollers than kids.

One of the many rock and mineral shows held during January/February in Quartzsite Arizona. This was…read moreour first year at the Tyson Wells show. Tyson Wells can be best described as a swap meet focused on rocks and minerals. But unlike the Desert Gardens show ( down the road), which is focused only on rocks and minerals, the Tyson Wells show has many more vendors selling junk items made in China. That's probably the biggest negative about this show. You'll find everything here from animal skulls, to glass pipes ( like the ones you see on Live PD), and they even have a grocery store that sells mostly expired food items that were discarded from grocery stores. Perhaps one of the saddest things I saw was that one vendor was selling stalagmites and stalactites in one of the dark alleys. It's illegal to collect, buy, and sell stalagmites in several states. So should you still go here? If you're driving the 10 in January, definitely! It's free to park and visit and they have so many interesting things for sale here. You'll probably spend more than hour here, but it's worth it. Note - Earlier in the week we visited the Desert Gardens down the road and if you're looking for strictly rocks, minerals and fossils to add to your collection that's a better choice. The Desert Gardens show was family-friendly, Tyson Wells is like a true swap meet so you should treat it as such with your kids. Tip - You MUST visit the actual Tyson Wells Storefront. It's on the main street and you can't miss their sign. It's mostly a gift store and a MASSIVE selection of board games. The owners are soooo friendly to kids...

Very nice folks running the only pharmacy in Blythe . Thank goodness they are here . So many people…read moreneed them to be open on the weekends would be my only concern. They se to be remodeling at the moment.

Cute in town business they offer a lot to be a small business perfect for the city of Blytheread more

THE BEST SERVICE. Could not recommend more!! My wife had a enewton bracelet she got when we got…read morepregnant with our son. After a recent trip to the hospital she lost this bracelet and couldn't find it anywhere. She was devestated, after searching everywhere online I came across the bracelet. I called the number for the dream gift shop and they not only helped me find the bracelet she waited on me to call my wife and confirm it was the right one. This was the most positive experience I've had in a very sad time in our life. If you need anything they've got you. Thank you again for everything!!! 100000/10

Terrific store with a very friendly owner. Good selection of Yuma-labeled products, and a fun…read morevariety of things from which to choose! Tote bags, Corksicle, jewelry, hats, clothes, serving ware, baby clothes, toys, and blankets. Something for everyone!

What a fun gift shop…read more Lots of home decor, shabby sheek kind o' stuff with a generous helping of shirts and signs and dish towels with scarcastic saying on 'em. The comments sometimes got a bit more coarse than I expected but they were geniunely witty enough that I laughed out loud. Not the LOL kind, the kind where you feel a little self conscious 'cause you just burst out laughing in public. The staff was just as fun and sassy and we were glad we stumbled upon 'em.

This artist co op is so well curated with fun things for Any…read moregifting need including yourself! Lots of things for baby, the kitchen or just for fun. I like to visit when I am in town. I enjoy a local artist's work who uses Kingman Turquoise. The owners and staff are so nice and always helpful. This is not handicapped accessible and you need to climb some steps to access the store so I had to take away one star for that.

Incredible collection of rocks and fossils, as much a museum as a store. Dale the owner/operator…read moreis great. Consistently open on the weekends, but spotty during the week. Reasonable prices also.

Dale's rock, gem, and fossil shop has been a hidden teasure to me for the last 10 years that I have…read morebeen going to the Imperial Valley basin. But not any more. If you are ever in the area do yourself a favor and stop by Dale's shop. What makes Dale's shop cool besides Dale being a nice person is that it is on the road to the Imperial Valley sand dunes (Glamis) if you are coming in from highway 10. This same road is also the way you could be driving to Quartzite from San Diego. Also this shop is near the Opal Hill fire agate mine and Hauser Geoge beds. My wife and I were celebrating our 12 wedding anniversary in true "rock hound" style and happened upon Dale's shop on a Sunday. There was an open sign facing the main street and on open gate. Dale gave us a nice welcome and is very informative about local rock, gems, and fossils and also local area's for collecting. The prices are very fair there. When we were leaving Dale pointed out his cactus garden that was in bloom which was nice.

Oh that large taxidermy grizzly bear was pretty big and scary. I would hate to bump into that…read morecreature. They have the world's largest turquoise belt and squash blossom necklace there. They had key chains, jewelry, fabrics, arrows and much more. Staff were nice and helpful. Free shared parking outside.

On a work trip to Quartzite, I had a day off to go adventure and see what cool things I could find…read more A lovely local pointed me in the direction of the Main Street, since I was looking for some cool crystals or even some native jewelry. I found Main Trading Post, attached to Outback Pizza, I was instantly intrigued by the enormous "Worlds Largest Belt Buckle" hanging out front, along with some cool wood carvings, and a bear in the window with an amazing crystal necklace hanging from its neck. I think I may have found what I'm looking for! Upon entering, I was greeted by Jim. He was super helpful and answered any questions I had while there. I was able to take my time and take in all the different and unique items on offer. From native jewelry, bows and arrows, knives, crystal jewelry galore, moccasins, beaded animals, lots of beautiful items and great selection for gifting! In the glass cases there were many items that were real silver, and each had a sign stating they were 50% off their sticker price. I ended up getting several rings, a beautiful beaded hummingbird to hang in my car, and some cute little Knick knacks for my toddlers, really happy I stopped in this store! I will definitely be back when I pass through Quartzite again. Main Trading Post is definitely worth a visit if you want a good deal, and a unique piece for yourself or a loved one.