They boast millions of shoppers and festival goers and thousands of vendors in both 'under cover' and outdoor booths and shop set ups. And I do believe that every one of them descended upon the new San Antonio Traders Village this past weekend, including a few of our RVers. The 410 Loop was filled with vehicles at every exit on both sides of the Village for as far as the eye could see, and in the rain!For almost 40 years, Traders Village has offered millions of guests a little piece of Americana; a glimpse back to a time when small businesses were the norm and haggling with the shop owner brought great bargains. The San Antonio Traders Village is the third, behind Grand Prairie and Houston Villages.
From trinkets and trash, to treasures and trends, like they say, "if you can't find it at Traders Village, you didn't need it in the first place!"
Every weekend Traders Village will be serving up a state fair-style menu of food and drinks for all ages, kiddie rides and games, a roster of events, ATM machines, stroller and wheelchair rentals, modern restrooms, great bargains friendly bartering and more.
Once the novelty wears off a little, and the crowds thin, I'll make a visit and give you my personal opinion. We're excited to have it so close to Hidden Valley RV Park and look forward to many visits.
Once the novelty wears off a little, and the crowds thin, I'll make a visit and give you my personal opinion. We're excited to have it so close to Hidden Valley RV Park and look forward to many visits.
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