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Discount Stores in Apple Valley, CA

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  1. Dollar General - 13540 Navajo Road

    13540 Navajo Road, Apple Valley CA 92308

    3.3 Good 110 reviews

    “Nice to grab a few things that you need to complete your meals. I'm sure others do regular shopping there. Went there for a couple of produce items but they said they don't carry produce and I would have to go to a different Dollar General.”

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  2. Dollar General - 20834 Bear Valley Road

    20834 Bear Valley Road, Apple Valley CA 92308

    3 Average 112 reviews

    “I have been there a few time and the place is so nice.. The people who work there are very kind hearted people I go to this store coz I like it better then any of them in the area..”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 20346 CA-18 Unit 400

    20346 CA-18 Unit 400, Apple Valley CA 92307

    2.8 Average 110 reviews

    “I love this dollar tree. I always buy more than I went in there for. But I found out that I actually needed all that stuff. I wish we had one closer to where I live. However, I don't mind traveling to Apple Valley. It's worth the trip. They have so many wonderful things here. I love it here! Great customer service, too ???”

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