Discount Stores near Campbellsburg, KY

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  1. 8827 Main St, Campbellsburg KY 40011

    4.2 Good 77 reviews

    “This team is really good that they have and you can’t get that everywhere. The store is looking great the customer service is phenomenal and I love all you. Even Larry lol. Michelle u rock it to girl! Love y’all”

  2. 880 Pendleton Rd, Pendleton KY 40055

    4.4 Superb 73 reviews

    “New to the area and visit this store frequently (darn near every day). All the staff I have come in contact with have been incredibly friendly. Great selection of frozen foods for a DG, and they even have produce, which saves me the time and frustration of going to Wal-Mart as often. I love having this store within walking distance!”

  3. 868 US-421, Bedford KY 40006

    4.2 Good 71 reviews

    “Perfect place to have in Bedford,the lady's that work there are always so nice and courteous everyday.I love the mardkdown`s and deals they have weekly and they have some of the best ice cream sandwiches around..thx for all the hospitality you guys.”

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  5. 7518 KY-227, Worthville KY 41098

    4.2 Good 6 reviews

    “The staff keeps the store clean and are always helping costumers and it's very convenient for ppl that live in the worthville area. They are Very friendly staff. Glad we finally have a store close by then having to drive 8 miles to get milk bread or whatever it maybe. It be great when they will be able to get alcohol in their. Lol”

  6. 2074 KY-227, Carrollton KY 41008

    3.5 Good 75 reviews

    “This is the only dollar general that I know of that closes at 8. That is with the covid hours. All the other dollar general stores that I have been to closes at 10.”

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