Rhea Lana’s of the High Desert: Plan a Children’s Consignment Shopping Day
Family fun can include finding the next size up without paying for everything new. Rhea Lana’s of the High Desert is a recurring children’s consignment event, so planning starts with the next sale announcement rather than a permanent shop address.
A sale event, not an everyday storefront
The organizer describes locally owned spring and fall consignment events with children’s clothing, toys, baby equipment, and maternity items. Its site currently lists event dates and location as TBA. Nicole’s August post covered a sale at the San Bernardino County Fairgrounds in Victorville; that venue and those dates describe the past sale.
Official Rhea Lana’s of the High Desert information ↗
Why it belongs on your family’s list
The reel is useful for understanding the scale and types of items to look for, but it cannot establish the inventory at the next event. A successful visit starts with a needs list and realistic expectations about secondhand availability.
Make the outing work for your family
Write down children’s current sizes, the next sizes you actually need, and a maximum spend by category. For equipment, research suitability and product details before deciding to buy. If you want to consign, review the organizer’s current acceptance, preparation, and payout rules separately from the shopping information.
Before you go
- Check the new sale location before using the old Victorville address.
- Distinguish public-sale access from any early-shopping ticket.
- Recheck the official schedule for future announcements.
See Nicole’s original coverage
This article draws on @familyfunincali’s published post and the linked official source. The planning suggestions are editorial guidance.