Thrift Stores in Clarksville, IN
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4 locations found near Clarksville
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1416 Blackiston Mill Road, Clarksville IN 47129
“One of my fave peddlers malls in the area! A variety of well curated booths alongside junky, ill-maintained booths. I appreciate that this peddlers mall has everything from overstock from current stores to vintage furniture to clothing and shoes to old dishware, etc.”
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528 Little League Blvd, Clarksville IN 47129
“I travel a lot and stop in thrift stores in every city, this store is one of the best thrift stores I have been to! The items were amazing and prices reasonable. I loved their huge selection of earrings and brooches. Lots vintage Pyrex and household. Shoes very clean. Staff was very nice and friendly. I wish I had more room to bring things home.”
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1319 Applegate Ln, Clarksville IN 47129
“I've been shopping Goodwills for nearly 40 years and this is one of my favorites. Clean and organized. Usually has a great selection of furniture, housewares, clothing and books. I seldom walk out without buying something. Friendly staff and plenty of parking. The following is NOT specific to this location, some Goodwill prices are simply greed. These items are donated (free) and to price them higher than what is paid for them purchased new is wrong. Also what happened to the color of the week promotion? There's the customer appreciation card but considering the amount of money taken in there should be more customer benefits.”
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1212 Applegate Lane, Clarksville IN 47129
“This is an enlightening experience. After you get over the initial shock of how unique the set up is, it's quite fun. Just don't go in thinking you will easily find a set of anything. You might with some digging. Absolutely worth an afternoon digging for buried treasure! The store overall is clean, bathroom is clean. Parking lot is open and accessible. Including handicapped parking. I saw a complaint about employees there but I have not had the same experience. They might be perceived as mean because they enforce their rule of staying behind the marked lines when they move the bins around but that is a safety thing. They are moving good sized bins on wheels all around and it just wouldn't be safe with customers in the way.”
