Casa Grande Trading Post

Luke Ujda

Something for everyone and off the beaten path. You must check out the museum. Huge collection of all sorts of objects from beer and medicine glass bottles to mining equipment. Don't forget to feed the llama :)

Sheri Autrey

She is pleasant. However her husband is extremely rude! He takes it to a new level! Worst service I've experienced in a LONG time! Expected me to do his inventory and pricing on rocks I was buying for grandkids. When I brought him the prices he was mad that I hadn't written down the names of the rocks. I had a huge order on the counter and his rudeness was so bad I walked out and left it all there. We have bought there twice before and now they've lost a customer forever. He was rude previously but enough is enough. Not worth the stop!

Sarah Otwell-Briscoe

The hours posted on Google must not be accurate. We went by yesterday (Tues) at 1:30pm and the shop was closed. I figured it must be lunch break time so I went again today (Wed) at 10:30am and it was again closed. There is a sign in the window that says Sat-Sun 10-4, so they may not be open during the week right now. Looking in the window the shop looks really neat!

Elva L. Arista

Nice trading post, tourist souvenirs & unique turquoise museum. Lots of handmade, locally sourced turquoise from the local “little Blue Bell mine”. Located in the Cerillos Mining District, 25 miles south of Santa Fe, NM. Follow the signs in the small village once you turn off the main highway. Quirky & unique items with nicely made local turquoise jewelry.