Discount Stores in Fox Lake, IL

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  1. 107 Towne Centre Ln, Fox Lake IL 60020

    4.4 Superb 130 reviews

    “Best deals around if you peruse around you will definitely find hidden treasures! got a whole new bed set and an Owala for less that I would have paid for one fitted sheet 100% recommend”

  2. 1272 South Street Suite 12, Fox Lake IL 60020

    4.2 Good 86 reviews

    “This is literally the best Dollar Tree I have ever had the pleasure of stumbling upon. I travel for work, and was in the area when my coworker stopped there between the job site and the air bnb. I was blown away by the selection of products, especially beauty products. The staff was warm, friendly, and knowledgeable. I'm deeply saddened that I will likely never find a Dollar Tree this awesome again.”

  3. 71 East Grand Avenue, Fox Lake IL 60020

    2.8 Average 81 reviews

    “A good place to fill in between shopping trips, but the store is always dirty and cluttered. Over stock carts are always in the way of the shelves. You can't reach products you need because they are in the way. Terrible setup for stocking the shelves.”

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