Park Hill Treasures — Local services in Denver

If you haven't been to Park Hill Treasures, stop what you're doing and go. It’s like stepping into a magical labyrinth where every corner whispers, "Take me home!" — and frankly, you should listen. Imagine if Etsy exploded inside a charming building, but without the awkward shipping delays or annoying emails. That’s Park Hill Treasures! It's packed floor to ceiling with vintage gems, handmade art, oddities, and pieces you didn’t know you needed — but now can’t live without. One minute you’re admiring a hand-painted chair, the next you’re clutching a 1970s lamp shaped like an owl and justifying it as "an investment." The vibe? Pure joy meets chaotic good energy. The vendors? Delightful, creative geniuses who somehow make you feel cooler just by browsing their stuff. Whether you're on a serious quest for unique home décor or simply need a place to practice your "I definitely needed this vintage typewriter" face, Park Hill Treasures has your back.

Warning: You may experience symptoms of extreme happiness, spontaneous redecorating, and an urgent need for a bigger trunk. Side effects include telling everyone you know, "You HAVE to go!"

Five stars, ten thumbs up, and a strong recommendation to bring extra...

rude employee 👎

edit: Maybe assuming that people are not going to purchase items is your issue. Had you not acted like we committed a crime by using the restroom that was unlocked and had no information indicating it wasn't for public use, we wouldn't have been turned off of your store and would have actually bought something. We have shopped here in the past but definitely won't be in the future thanks to your disgusting attitude. I think you should learn how to communicate with people in a respectful manner like an adult. FYI we have used this restroom in the past and were not treated this way, nor is using the restroom for less than 5 minutes...

Found a new place to treasure hunt in Denver area. Not just antiques, local artist work, jewelry, clothes, purses, children room, but the basement sale area. The ladies were very welcoming and nice to chat with, too. They even gave Skippy a treat, how thoughtful of their store. I found several treasures, a local artist glass work, and a Whitney Davus purse in fabulous condition 😀 So it was definitely worth a stop to check this antique mall out for sure. Thanks, ladies, for your pleasant demeanor...