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  1. Dollar General - 1000 W

    1000 W, 1000 Finnie Flat Road, Camp Verde AZ 86322

    3.6 Good 91 reviews

    “This store is so much fun to walk around in. I was pleasantly surprised at the snacks, beauty care and household items. Then I was shocked to see all the items in the freezer and refrigerator, that you’d expect to see at a Walmart or Fry’s. All the food items were in good date range, I didn’t see anything expired of all the items I was browsing. That’s a really great thing about this location, it means they check the items on the shelves frequently. The lady at the front register was super friendly and fun to have small talk with as we checked out. I didn’t catch her name, but she was great! Excellent customer service at this store, with nearly fully stocked shelves. I highly recommend this location, if you’re in the area. I will surely be stopping here again when I am in town. There’s a good amount of parking and handicap parking as well.”

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  2. Dollar General - 2775 South Verde Lakes Drive

    2775 South Verde Lakes Drive, Camp Verde AZ 86322

    2.8 Average 99 reviews

    “I get all over the state, and the only DG that comes close to this one is in Chino Valley. This one feels more like a store than the others. Large, clean, large selection, well stocked but not cramped and friendly staff. Highly recommend.”

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  3. Dollar General - 3255 East Beaver Creek Road

    3255 East Beaver Creek Road, Rimrock AZ 86335

    3 Average 82 reviews

    “My shopping experience has always been wonderful at this dollar general, when I went into the store around 9ish the cash register lady was so sweet and amazing kept a smile and had amazing personality she even came in clutch with monster stickers ❤️‍?I love this store ❤️‍?❤️”

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