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  1. Five Below - 120 South 32nd Street

    120 South 32nd Street, Camp Hill PA 17011

    4.3 Superb 144 reviews

    “The absolute KING working there with short black hair at checkout tonight was so kind and helpful without feeling forced!! Thank you so much for your kind words!:) Made our night!”

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  2. Dollar General - 1104 Carlisle Road Ste 115

    1104 Carlisle Road Ste 115, Camp Hill PA 17011

    4.1 Good 56 reviews

    “Store is always well stocked and U boats are never on the floor blocking aisles, unlike other DG stores. Customer service is excellent and there are always employees asking how they can help. I shop for my household and also my place of business, and I save so much time by stopping at this location. It is well lit and always clean. 5 stars!”

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  3. Big Lots - 3437 Simpson Ferry Road

    3437 Simpson Ferry Road, Camp Hill PA 17011

    4 Good 102 reviews

    “Shawn the assistant manager saved us over $200 for our outdoor furniture set!!! They were having a deal on outdoor furniture & they had a sectional in the back that he found just for us! Shawn was amazing, excellent customer service !”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 3401 Hartzdale Drive Ste 106

    3401 Hartzdale Drive Ste 106, Camp Hill PA 17011

    3.4 Good 45 reviews

    “Great location off the highway and well stocked Dollar Tree. Friendly staff and great pet toy selection. They had nice incense selection as well.”

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