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  1. Dollar General - 315 South Montesano Street

    315 South Montesano Street, Westport WA 98595

    3.8 Good 61 reviews

    “We stopped here during our family road trip because the kids needed to use the restroom. The plan was simple: restroom, stretch our legs and get back on the road. Dollar General had a different plan 😂 A few minutes later, everyone was walking through the aisles, and we left carrying several things we definitely did not know we needed when we arrived. The store gave us a convenient and much-needed break from driving, the kids were happy, and we were able to stretch before continuing our journey. Friendly, useful and apparently very effective at turning a quick restroom stop into a shopping trip! Five stars for saving the moment—and successfully convincing us to spend money along the way.”

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  2. North Beach Senior Thift Store - 885 Ocean Shores Blvd NW

    885 Ocean Shores Blvd NW, Ocean Shores WA 98569

    4.7 Superb 36 reviews

    “Loved this place. I filled my cousins entire China cabinet from here for $17! Gold trimmed dishesGood trimmed punch bowl set and beautiful decorative cross candles.They always have a free table and I found this..... pretty sure it's a collectible!”

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  3. Dollar General - 892 Point Brown Avenue Northeast

    892 Point Brown Avenue Northeast, Ocean Shores WA 98569

    3.4 Good 83 reviews

    “This is definitely one of the largest Dollar General's I've ever been in, but pack your patience, because this place is always slammed. Having said that, they have so much to offer, so bring with you some time to browse as well, there is a ton to look at, but watch your step, it's a hot mess in there.”

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