Discount Stores near Mission Hills, CA

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  1. 10639 Sepulveda Boulevard, Mission Hills CA 91345

    3.6 Good 125 reviews

    “We don't normally to this Dollar Tree. A little bit hidden but the staff is very nice. Sean was smiling and actuall acted happy to see customers. We found some cute 4th of July decorations.”

  2. 316 East Ocean Avenue, Lompoc CA 93436

    4.4 Superb 198 reviews

    “New owner in recent months. The store has been deep cleaned and tidied. The aisles are clear and stuff is easy to find. Update: a few months into the new owner taking over and the improvements continue. The whole store has been reorganized, the aisles have been widened. It is a pleasant store to visit.”

  3. 1124 West Ocean Avenue, Lompoc CA 93436

    3.5 Good 107 reviews

    “Stocked with everything from automotive to crafting supplies, Dollar General is a very well stocked store. However, don't expect a .99 cent store. Prices here range from "wow, what a deal" to "wow, that's a lot for for that". That being said, I have always found solid products at (for the most part) fantastic price points there. It's like a smaller, less busy knockoff Wal-Mart. And I'm ok with that.”

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  5. 1540 North H Street, Lompoc CA 93436

    3.2 Average 14 reviews

    • Today 10AM – 6PM

    “A gun place to go hunt for deals and cool stuff! We got some great things for our clients remodel job. Their new lighting is going to look amazing thanks to lompoc thunder deals”

  6. 1009 North H Street Ste South, Lompoc CA 93436

    3.4 Good 100 reviews

    “Very well stocked store with more than 1 worker there.I couldn't believe this store had so many products.I just wish I had more money,I would have stocked up on everything to organize my car Who would have thought the best Dollar tree would be in a small town heading north??I think they need more truck deliveries around LA,the community certainly could benefit from it.”

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