“We have been going to Jim's Trading Post at least 8 or 9 years now, and only once in the nearly dozen times we've ventured up from the Phoenix area have we failed to find something interesting to purchase. I have purchased a signed Joe Beeler (Cowboy Artist of America)print, an exquisite Elk Nola tie with a huge turquoise stone, about a dozen fine Old West Histories and a Will Rogers biography, and some interesting odds and ends.
This past Monday we took our close friends up there, and we're quite pleased when they not only purchased a few things, but also told us how much.they enjoyed going there and would be going back. Since they live closer they just might make it sooner.
Add to all this is how very fair and reasonable the prices on most of Jim's Indian jewelry, antiques, books and prints are but that Jim is also a very friendly, very knowledgeable, very personable guy who will spend time with you and 100% totally customer service oriented .He is always very pleased when a customer not only finds that something special antique, Indian jewelry,art work or book they cannot live without and are very pleased with their find.
Looking forward to our next visit up to Rimrock and Jim's.”
“Love this hidden treasure in Camp Verde. However, you need to allow extra time when walking thru and when you see something you like write down WHERE you saw it so you can retrieve it quickly before someone else grabs it! Friendly staff too!”
“We came across this delightful store on our last visit to Camp Verde. It is actually a well laid out large store with many interesting items in small rooms. The range of different items may surprise you. There were large items like furniture, small items like hand made ornaments as well as knives and ornamental swords.”
“Cool little store. Has a little bit of everything in it. Definitely a worthwhile stop if you’re in the area. I never knew about it until I rented a spot at the swap meet.”
“What a fun place to visit! Even if you are not really interested in "antiques". This place is a piece of history and a unique location to visit. Stop by, bring the kids, see if they can figure out what some of the old artifacts were used for. MIND-BOGGELING! They also offer old time tin type photo opportunities. Google it!”