Discount Stores near Cameron, SC

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  1. 2716 Old State Road, Cameron SC 29030

    2.2 Poor 17 reviews

  2. 1758 Stonewall Jackson Boulevard, Orangeburg SC 29115

    3.8 Good 63 reviews

  3. 1730 Russell Street, Orangeburg SC 29115

    3.7 Good 62 reviews

    “There were clothes heavily discounted on the rack outside the door. There were kids fun clothes and adult shirts for $2-$3. The store was similar to most Dollar General, a lot of products and toys. Mostly go there for the snacks and toys. Can’t go wrong with those two”

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  5. 1125 Five Chop Road, Orangeburg SC 29115

    3.7 Good 56 reviews

    “This is one of the many dollar gwneral on orangebueg yet this one is my favorite...it is much larger and always has everything in stick as opposed to never having what I want in stock like most of the others this one also has a great new variety of Items that I have no seen at other DG and the best part to me is thst the clearance section is actually priced!!! Yes all the little nick Nala everything is individually priced unlike any other DG I've ever been too...the staff is very friendly as well”

  6. 3273 Saint Matthews Road, Orangeburg SC 29118

    3.5 Good 100 reviews

    “I had no clue Dollar General sold fresh produce! Something I love about the south, they sell in convenience stores. Although they were sold out of what I needed, sympathy cards, they had some of my favorites. I just had to grab my Munchos.”

  7. 704 F R Huff Dr, St Matthews SC 29135

    3.3 Good 47 reviews

    “I shop at this store frequently because its convenient and the workers are friendly and helpful. However, the day I visited the store the roof was leaking in several places causing the staff to block off entire aisles and set out buckets to catch water. Hopefully they'll get the roof repaired soon.”

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