Don't Miss the Spring Lake Park Community Yard Sale in Texarkana

Who doesn't love a yard sale? Get ready for the big one as the Texarkana Texas Parks and Recreation hosts its annual Spring Lake Park Community Yard Sale on Saturday, May 10.

Yard sales are great to find those special treasures at great prices. It's always fun to go to yard sales and look through all the items that someone has decided to part with and you find that you can't live without it. Hence, the famous proverb, One person's trash is another person's treasure.

When is the Spring Lake Park Community Yard Sale in Texarkana?

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The Spring Lake Park Community Yard Sale will be on Saturday, May 10 from 8 AM to 3 PM at Spring Lake Park located at 4303 N. Park Road. This yard sale is a yard sale on steroids!. So many booths to see and so many treasures to purchase.

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How do I Reserve a Space at The Spring Lake Park Community Yard Sale in Texarkana?

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If you've been looking through your closets and the garage and realize you have a lot of items you'd like to sell, then why not rent a booth and do it! There is still time to get a booth! Don't think you have enough things to sell, then get with a friend or two and make a day out of selling your items together.

Spaces are 20x20 and only $15 each. You can even reserve more than one space. You can find out more at their Facebook Events page. You can also call the Southwest Center at (903) 223-3298 or Texarkana Texas Parks and Recreation.

You can reserve your space by stopping by the Southwest Center located at 3222 W. 7th Street in Texarkana, Texas. They will accept cash, check, or money order.

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