Department Stores near Clearfield, PA

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  1. 100 Supercenter Dr, Clearfield PA 16830

    3.6 Good 254 reviews

    “Online pickers consume most of the isles ..not an excuse me ..or anything .they will push past in a rude way ...cashier was very nice ...but going to Walmart..its a shame the poor cashier was the only one on a register Shelby is amazing”

  2. 100 Supercenter Drive, Clearfield PA 16830

    2.9 Average 9 reviews

    “Working for a neighboring school district, having this Wal-Mart is like having a reliable stakeholder in your call list. When we have needs for our Science curriculum, our events, or our parent-engagement activities, all we have to do is let store Manager, Josh Kunkle, know what we need. He gets things organized for us, makes the check-out process easy, and we're always assured that everything is accurate. Many places make one's life more difficult no matter where you are employed. Clearfield Wal-Mart is not one of those places. They employ our community. They respond to our needs. They get the job done and they help US to get the job done as well!”

  3. 210 Owens Road, Woodland PA 16881

    3.9 Good 90 reviews

    “Very respectful and very conversational. Even though drivers have to unhook their trailer and go park in a designated area, I like the fact that when your trailer is empty, they actually bring it to where you’re parked.”

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  5. 300 Walmart Dr, Woodland PA 16881

    3.6 Good 108 reviews

    “Got in and out quickly. The guards were friendly and I was able to get my paperwork stamped and stickered which is a requirement for me to get paid. Directions were posted which made it easy to find my MT TR on the way out since all my Walmart loads are D/H. All in all I was in and out in less than 30 mins. Time is monkey so I appreciate that.”

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