Discount Stores near Camp Hill, AL

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  1. 589 County Rd 89 South, Camp Hill AL 36850

    4 Good 45 reviews

    “It took some getting used to as this isn't my traditional dollar general choice, but it was clean friendly and well-organized. Very happy with my experience there.”

  2. 8273 Co Rd 34, Dadeville AL 36853

    4.8 Superb 49 reviews

    “If you are in Dadeville GO THE EXTRA DRIVE TO THIS ONE!!! It is clean, well stocked and worth the extra drive AWAY from the one on HWY 280 (that one is nasty) It has a bigger frozen/cold foods selection too. LOVE this one when we are at the lake in Dadeville.”

  3. 17957 US-280, Dadeville AL 36853

    4 Good 55 reviews

    “Great experience. Store manager was very helpful and super nice! Went to the back and got something i needed when it wasn’t anymore on the shelf! 10/10 🤩”

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  5. 8426 AL-50, Dadeville AL 36853

    3 Average 28 reviews

    “Very clean store with aisles large enough for your cart. Items were in shelf locations and not stacked on the floors as in many others. Very friendly service as well. I recommend this location.”

  6. 2979 Lee County Rd 72, Auburn AL 36830

    2.8 Average 27 reviews

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