Discount Stores near Sanford, ME

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  1. 1247 Main Street, Sanford ME 04073

    4.5 Superb 211 reviews

    “You really should’ve bought it if you saw it at Mardens. They have a dope ass fabric section that I travel 40 min for cause Joann’s went under (let’s be real Joann’s didn’t have shit on Mardens fabric section). My husband found a Dickies coat here for $5 & the MSRP was over $100. Naturally he bought all 5 they had cause like I said before…. If you don’t buy it when you see it? It’s going to be gone! 10/10 fabric & salvage bros for life. Edit: just went to this location and had the best cashier named Davina! She was having a rough time but was honest and I like that. She’s a keeper. Plus I saw this free box out front—we need more of these in front of businesses.”

  2. 1327 Main Street, Sanford ME 04073

    4.2 Good 165 reviews

    “I had the pleasure of shopping at this store for the first time on March 14, 2026, and was very impressed with the cleanliness and orderliness of the store. Exceptional!! I had to ask to speak to the manager, because the set up was so well executed. I hope the company will hire the manager Jessica who runs this store to train all managers on how to create a great shopping experience.”

  3. 13 New County Road, Lyman ME 04002

    4.7 Superb 119 reviews

    “This place is a mashup of a local Harbor Freight, a discount garden center, and a Marden's, but compact. There is a decent toy section, and I think that is a big deal with how prices are these days. Not as good as Reny's was in the 80s, but nothing is!”

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  5. 33 Elm Street, North Berwick ME 03906

    1.9 Poor 58 reviews

    “Quiant little convenience store. The staff have always been awesome in this store, but with the staff that they've had for the past couple years honestly have made this pandemic that much easier to get through. Prices are always decent”

  6. 351 Carl Broggi Highway, Lebanon ME 04027

    2.1 Poor 82 reviews

    “Place has suffered from staffing issues but looks to have figured it out. I usually go in the morning just after open and staff is always friendly. Drinks like sodas and energy drinks are roughly 80 cents cheaper here than at nearby gas stations. They also always have great music playing for you to listen to while you peruse!”

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