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  1. Cash Saver Camden - 204 W Main St

    204 W Main St, Camden TN 38320

    4.4 Superb 143 reviews

    “I love Cash Saver! The meat dept especially has such a great selection and prices. And the frozen food section is better than what walmart offers by far.All of the cashiers are.so friendly especially Ms Linda.”

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  2. Dollar General - 161 Hwy 641 N

    161 Hwy 641 N, Camden TN 38320

    4.6 Superb 73 reviews

    “Love the accessibility. Easy in and out. Digital coupons are gonna give Walmart a run for their money! Edit 07/01/24 What happened!? Prices at Dollar Generals are no longer comparable with Walmart. Shop digital sales and get everything else someplace else!”

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  3. Dollar General - 4423 Hwy 641 S

    4423 Hwy 641 S, Camden TN 38320

    4.3 Superb 11 reviews

    “Everytime I come to the dollar general, I am welcomed almost like family (only better lol) I'm not originally from Benton County but when you go to a store so frequently, you begin to get to know the employees and they get to know you as well. This place is like that for me. Staff are amazingly friendly and helpful!”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 2200 Hwy 641 N

    2200 Hwy 641 N, Camden TN 38320

    3.9 Good 200 reviews

    “> Always a good experience at this Walmart. The store is clean and organized, usually well stocked, and I can find what I need without spending forever looking. Checkout is convenient and the employees I’ve interacted with have been friendly and helpful. I shop here regularly and have consistently had a positive experience.”

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