Discount Stores near Cameron Park, CA

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  1. 3040 Green Valley Road, Cameron Park CA 95682

    4.4 Superb 91 reviews

    “This store is my favorite. It’s fun to shop here. Great prices, fresh vegetables and interesting new foods to try. I buy house plants and garden plants here. They are always healthy, good prices and they thrive. They have friendly workers too! *DO NOT buy flower bouquets. I bought three of them and they wilted/dried up in a day. *”

  2. 3386 Coach Ln, Cameron Park CA 95682

    3.5 Good 85 reviews

    “I wish I'd been in my right mind while in the store to give your staff the Kudos they truly deserved. There was a young brunette working the counter that was the exact of apitamyof customer service and what a store should want representing them.”

  3. 2775A East Bidwell Street, Folsom CA 95630

    4.1 Good 76 reviews

    “I love this store because I work in the same plaza and it's just a nice place to kill time or shop. August and the team are always so nice and I love the selection snacks & niche items. I don't want to rate a place low because some days the KIDS are the ones who become the tornado that wrecks the store. I don't blame the workers at all because they are doing their best amid the chaos to keep it organized! The selection is endless and if there's an emergency item you need then chances are, it's there! I don't want to say anything about value because it's essentially all made in China and whoever decides the pricing is corporate. :P”

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  5. 25000 Blue Ravine Road, Folsom CA 95630

    3.6 Good 91 reviews

    “The employees are fantastic! So nice & helpful. I come here for a lot for crafting materials and the staff have such creative, clever suggestions. I love the customer service here and the wide selection of variety of products! Favorite branch!”

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