Ardmore, Oklahoma: Cloverleaf: Quirky Store (Closed)

A store run by self-confessed "junker" Heidi Chapman. Outdoor decor ranged from old carnival rides to several dozen rainbow-colored bicycles. Heidi claimed to sell $1 million worth of junk a year.

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SHOP.

Cloverleaf: Quirky Store

Eye-catching from the outside and quirky on the inside. Unique shopping for current styles and offbeat items. Old carnival and fair props are located around the outside and throughout store.

[Dennis, 08/10/2016]

SHOP.

Cloverleaf.

Cloverleaf - Garish Store

Spirited shopping, slightly off the beaten path, easy to find, great place for funky photos!

[A Eisenhauer, 08/17/2015]

With its fuchsia and orange castle-like facade, the Cloverleaf is indeed hard to miss.

Bicycle fence.

Cloverleaf: Quirky Store

Fun photo opportunity and good trinkets to purchase.

[Kim, 03/17/2014]

Quirky stuff.

Cloverleaf: Quirky Store

This odd little place has so many kitschy things to look at. I love all the vintage neon signs and statuary. Gift shop inside has some women's clothing, jewelry, and random gifts. But it's worth the free tour of the exterior.

[Camp Blood, 01/24/2014]

Cloverleaf.

Cloverleaf: Quirky Store

Trust me when I say that Cloverleaf is the quirkiest place between Oklahoma City and Dallas. Upon exiting I-35 you will see a 15-foot-tall ice cream cone towering over the yard, which is encircled with about 40 rainbow-colored bicycles. Dotting the parking lot you will find an array of vintage props from carnival rides to a 1950s pink Spartan travel trailer. The colorful pink and orange structure is illuminated with carnival lighting and embellished with two large pink fiberglass poodles.

[Heidi Chapman, 07/17/2013]

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