Antiques in Oakdale, CT

“Great selection and everything was tidy. I couldn't find anything that caught my eye but there were many lovely items. Plenty of parking and the staff were all very friendly.”

“Take my money (which they happily did). We were in the area for a family vacation and felt like we needed a break from the beach. Found this place and so glad we did! There was so much to do and we thoroughly enjoyed all it. Huge dinosaurs and was pretty educational. There were additional activities, like a train, putt putt, bike riding, etc. Beyond that, there was also a maze, an AMAZING splash pad and great playground with obstacles. Easily wore my kid out. Only criticism was how long it took to get through the concessions line. Also, if you plan to do the splash pad, don't forget towel and extra dry clothes! Highly recommend for dinosaur fanatics if in the area, but with how much money we spent, would only take kids that are old enough to truly enjoy it.”

“My favorite part of natures art is Brandon. He answers any and all of my child like excited questions with equal enthusiasm, can't beat that. His insight makes me insightful, and in a room full of fossils and organic specimens the outcome is limitless. Never knowing what I'll walk out with is that literal "kid-in-a-candy-store" feeling.However, their prices do reflect the excitement of the place. Thousand year old items don't come cost effectively, but sometimes they do! My latest score was a pair of meteorite ear rings for $25 and a calcite clam chunk for $12!If you can stay out of the tourist trap items, this place is a honey hole. I could wander around all day, albeit half of it conversing with Brandon about what I have found lol. Always a great time, and I will definitely be back. Summer is good for mini golf and splash pad for the kids. They have ice cream that I never sprang for because I couldn't justify the cost(i.e:tourist trap).”