Discount Stores in Rocklin, CA

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  1. 6652 Lonetree Blvd, Rocklin CA 95765

    4.5 Superb 197 reviews

    “I go here regularly ~4x/month and the staff is always pleasant. They keep the store clean and have rotating deals to enjoy. I see that they aren't as well stocked as some other locations. Hopefully, that changes soon. They have been making changes to the store, literally staff had been moving and restocking the last 2 times I went. Nevertheless, definitely a go-to.”

  2. 5108 Commons Drive Ste 103, Rocklin CA 95677

    4.1 Good 40 reviews

    “Went inside to get Pokemon cards. Asked the cashier lilly to help me choose. She helped pick out two packs and both had crazy hits in them. Store was clean staff was very helpful and friendly great atmosphere. Clean store. Product not all over the place either. Definitely stopping back in again thanks again”

  3. 6656 Lonetree Boulevard, Rocklin CA 95765

    4.1 Good 98 reviews

    “Quite possibly the BEST Dollar Tree that I have ever shopped. Things were cute, organized, the cashier was smiling, helpful, personable and rang people up quickly and without making us feel rushed. The craft section was really tidy and organized and the whole store had great selection. We attended on a Saturday at night, most stores would be in chaos. I was really impressed.”

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  5. 3261 Stanford Ranch Road, Rocklin CA 95765

    4 Good 105 reviews

    “This is hands down the absolute best Dollar Tree I have ever been to. As much as I want to gate-keep this store, I feel it’s only fair to share how great this store is. This store is always clean, items are always organized, the aisles are super wide, they have so many different choices, and the employees are always super nice. While there are probably three Dollar Trees closer to my house, I will continue to drive the extra miles to visit this store.”

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