Discount Stores near Claysburg, PA

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  1. 2 Lot, Duncansville PA 16635

    4.5 Superb 93 reviews

    “Wowzers! What a store!! They have a huge selection of just about everything you could ever want or need. From ammo to tools, lighting clothing, etc. could’ve spent hours in their roaming around and probably will one day! The staff was very friendly and helpful as well !”

  2. 16554 Dunnings Hwy, Duncansville PA 16635

    4.4 Superb 96 reviews

    “The Bickle's Stores are a wonderful place to shop. It is like a treasure hunt, never know what you will find. The clothing shop at the Antique Depot has a great selection of quality clothing and shoes.”

  3. 1264 Old Rte 220 N, Duncansville PA 16635

    4.2 Good 174 reviews

    “This Ollie's in Huntingdon is tiny but shiny it may be smaller than most but organized much better than most with great customer service and very friendly employees! Good stuff cheap!”

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  5. 1146 Old Rte 22, Duncansville PA 16635

    4.2 Good 34 reviews

    “This Dollar General is a better store than Duncansville and Hollidaysburg. It's a good size, very clean and looks organized. It's a great place to stop real quick when traveling. There's a lot to look at so if you have time great if not make sure you know what you want and ask them where it's located if you can't find it. Go ahead and check it out. I'd stop here before any other ones. The employees are very friendly and talkative. I suggest just stopping in sometime because they should have what you need.”

  6. 910 E Main St, Roaring Spring PA 16673

    3.4 Good 57 reviews

    “I'll tell you what for having a hard time. Getting people to want to get a job. Seeing 3 or 4 people run that store every day. My head's off to you, ladies kick butt. And thank Sam, you rock.You're really amazing person”

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