AZArizona field entry
Cameron Trading Post
Cameron, AZ
A century-old Arizona trading post where Native art, jewelry, rugs, pottery, food, clothing, toys, knives, Western antiques, housewares, and a full roadside complex coexist beside US-89.
Cameron Trading Post has grown from a 1916 trading post into a large retail and travel stop combining Native American art and craft with food, clothing, housewares, toys, collectibles, knives, a market, restaurant, lodging, and other traveler services.
Field notes
Why it belongs
Historic trading post, Native-art gallery, food market, clothing store, toy shop, housewares retailer, antique and collectible stop, restaurant, motel, and roadside destination.
It is difficult to reduce the operation to a single retail category because the modern property still performs the broad, catch-all role of an old trading post.
Cameron Trading Post has served travelers and the surrounding region since 1916. The modern shop spans thousands of square feet and carries Native American jewelry, pottery, baskets, rugs, carvings, art, clothing, foods, beauty products, housewares, toys, Western collectibles, knives, and other goods. The surrounding property adds a market, restaurant, fine-art operation, lodging, an RV park, and garden.
Store contents
What you will find
Directory categories
Known for
- Native American jewelry
- Navajo rugs
- Pottery and baskets
- Fine art
- Trading-post history
- Southwestern foods
- Western antiques and collectibles
- Large roadside complex