Discount Stores in Clearfield, PA

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  1. 1800 Daisy Street, Clearfield PA 16830

    4.4 Superb 155 reviews

    “Clearfield has a large Ollie's, larger then the ones I have been to where I live in South jersey. The selection was a wider variety as well. 5 stars. Great workers very helpful etc”

  2. 1800 Daisy St, Clearfield PA 16830

    4.4 Superb 48 reviews

    “Prices are reasonable, they have inserts in the Progress every Friday to let you know what is on sale because not everyone has Facebook, if you use digital coupons you can save alot, I buy Grandma Utz chips there, regular price is $3.79 but they have them in the store for $2.50, so if you love chips like I do this us the place to get them”

  3. 15760 Rockton Mountain Highway, Clearfield PA 16830

    4.4 Superb 38 reviews

    “My wife and I shopped at this Dollar General at least 30 times since March of this year. We have probably seen more difficult customers to count. Whether it was Jen, Karen or Savana, they always greeted us with a smile and provided great customer service. We truly appreciate their professionalism. It takes special people in today's society to deal with the public. Keep up the good work ladies. Gerald Newsom US Army Veteran”

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  5. 1100 S 2nd St, Clearfield PA 16830

    4.3 Superb 44 reviews

    “Family Dollar is usually fairly expensive whatever it comes to a lot of items but you can find really specific and special deals that you can only find there on certain occasions.”

  6. 170 Plaza Drive, Clearfield PA 16830

    4.2 Good 63 reviews

    “Absolutely love this store ? I could get lost in it for hours! Great product, and wide variety of everything! My favorite place to get snacks and rockstar punched ? some staff aren't to friendly but I still shop here everyday”

  7. 1142 Fullerton St, Clearfield PA 16830

    4 Good 11 reviews

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