Department Stores in Crawfordsville, IN

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  1. 1601 US-231, Crawfordsville IN 47933

    4.2 Good 60 reviews

    “Cheapest chicken layer feed I have found. Good enough quality that my hens lay eggs well. Employees are always friendly and helpful. My kids love to go in during hatching season to see all the chicken and duck babies. My boys love the farm toys available. It is hard to find working and farm themed toys in many stores. Boots and clothing options are good here as well, even name brands like under Armour sold here.”

  2. 801 Corda Boulevard, Crawfordsville IN 47933

    4.5 Superb 24 reviews

    “Today September 22 2026 I went to this location for a delivery. The lady the took my paperwork and cut my seal had the most beautiful smile and most heartwarming welcome. This is the first time I’ve been to a Walmart and got in and out in less than and hour. And they only have 3 docs”

  3. 1835 US-231, Crawfordsville IN 47933

    3.4 Good 195 reviews

    “If you're looking for high-end shopping with elevated prices, you don't want Walmart. Walmart is for the common, sensible shopper. Good job, Sam Walton!!”

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  5. 1835 US-231, Crawfordsville IN 47933

    2.3 Poor 12 reviews

    “We once shopped here all the time (10 years ago or more) but got so tired of it because what we believed was bad management. It was dirty, unorganized, the help were rude, all in all it was terrible. Yesterday we went in and both my wife and I immediately noticed a difference. It was clean, better lighting, staff were helpful and kind , we were both pleasantly surprised. Give it a chance, it is Crawfordsville, but in our opinion a much improved Walmart.”

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