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  1. Dollar Tree - 1611 Virginia Ave Box 601

    1611 Virginia Ave Box 601, North Bend OR 97459

    3.6 Good 83 reviews

    “Love it here wish all the employees were in better moods but it's great... they need to keep up on the messes in store or keeping the stuff row or shelves clean”

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  2. Bi-Mart Membership Discount Stores - 550 S 4th St

    550 S 4th St, Coos Bay OR 97420

    4.5 Superb 137 reviews

    “Justin Clinkenbeard in Sporting Goods went above and beyond, in my opinion, and helped me warranty an Okuma steelhead fishing rod that I broke the tip on, that I had just bought 1 week earlier... I hate dealing with returning/exchanging items and he made it quick, easy and hassle-free.... that's why Bi-Mart is ALWAYS my first stop for hunting/fishing gear.”

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  3. Cascade Farm and Outdoor - 3111 Ocean Blvd SE

    3111 Ocean Blvd SE, Coos Bay OR 97420

    4.3 Superb 184 reviews

    “This place is HUGE! I went to see if they had rabbits and they didn't. Only four stars because this place didn't have what I came far for, but it's a very nice store that had everything.”

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