The Salvation Army Thrift Store is a great place to browse when you’re looking for affordable finds, secondhand clothing, household items, or random little treasures. I like that every visit feels a bit different, and you never really know what you’ll come across.
The store has a practical, down-to-earth feel, and the prices are usually reasonable compared to buying everything new. It’s also nice knowing that shopping there supports a larger community-focused mission. Definitely worth stopping by if you enjoy thrifting or want to save money while finding useful things.
March 2026
I have mixed feelings about this thrift store. On one hand, I found some amazing coats for around $30 that would easily retail closer to $300 — which felt like a huge win.
On the other hand, I saw a Wilfred (Aritzia) long sleeve priced at $30, which felt extremely overpriced considering everything here is donated.
What bothered me more than the pricing, though, was the lack of care in how things were organized. It’s really not that difficult to sort shoes by size. In the kitchen section, I saw multiple plates that were clearly part of the same set of four scattered across completely different shelves.
It was my first time visiting this Salvation Army location, and I was really impressed.?
It’s a smaller spot, but they had a great selection of clothing—everything was super clean, well-organized, and easy to browse.
One thing that stood out to me: I usually end up sneezing at other thrift stores because of all the dust, but here I didn’t sneeze once! Huge plus. ?
I’d definitely recommend checking this place out over Value Village. Not only is it more eco-friendly, but your money actually goes toward helping people in need, rather than just lining pockets elsewhere. A great thrift shopping experience... read full review
The Salvation Army Thrift Store is a great place to browse when you’re looking for affordable finds, secondhand clothing, household items, or random little treasures. I like that every visit feels a bit different, and you never really know what you’ll come across.
The store has a practical, down-to-earth feel, and the prices are usually reasonable compared to buying everything new. It’s also nice knowing that shopping there supports a larger community-focused mission. Definitely worth stopping by if you enjoy thrifting or want to save money while finding useful things.
I have mixed feelings about this thrift store. On one hand, I found some amazing coats for around $30 that would easily retail closer to $300 — which felt like a huge win.
On the other hand, I saw a Wilfred (Aritzia) long sleeve priced at $30, which felt extremely overpriced considering everything here is donated.
What bothered me more than the pricing, though, was the lack of care in how things were organized. It’s really not that difficult to sort shoes by size. In the kitchen section, I saw multiple plates that were clearly part of the same set of four scattered across completely different shelves.
When employees... read full review
It was my first time visiting this Salvation Army location, and I was really impressed.?
It’s a smaller spot, but they had a great selection of clothing—everything was super clean, well-organized, and easy to browse.
One thing that stood out to me: I usually end up sneezing at other thrift stores because of all the dust, but here I didn’t sneeze once!
Huge plus. ?
I’d definitely recommend checking this place out over Value Village. Not only is it more eco-friendly, but your money actually goes toward helping people in need, rather than just lining pockets elsewhere. A great thrift shopping experience... read full review