When planning your visit, you'll want to visit their website for hours of operation which varies during the seasons throughout the year. It's really easy to find, just get on Cocoa Avenue and you'll find it, it's not fair from the Hershey Theatre and other attractions in the downtown area. Free parking is available on the premises.
On the day that we visited, it wasn't crowded at all. In addition, I didn't see 80+ vendors like their website boasts, but I did see quite a few. In addition, I saw all kinds of antiques ranging from vintage furniture, home decor, dinnerware & glassware, collectibles, old tools, vintage toys, old apparel items, farming items, etc. A really nice selection of vintage items for you to choose from.
Regarding pricing, I did find their price points to be a little high on the majority of the items I was looking at. I'm an experienced antique shopper and when we travel, I typically seek out local antique malls and stores. With that said, I did find myself 2 nice vintage home decor items that I proudly added to my home.
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1 comment:
I have not traveled to my antique shops,but I have frequented quite a few thrift shops and consignment stores. I need to look around my new area to see what I can find. I would love to travel to Hershey and see all the sites including the Crossroads Antique Mall.
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