Collins Park Thrift

Price is reasonable, some is high and some is cheap. Not much electronics. Not much infant and baby deals but many toys for children.

Still a bright and clean store with friendly cashiers, but not one where you will find a specific item you need. For example, need some crayons? Or some hair bows? Too bad, if you find them, they’re in a bag with a broken china doll, a plastic card holder, shoe polish and some gel foot pads-​and priced at $ 3.93 or $ 4.94. So you blow it off and don’t get any of it. See a hand towel that goes with your colors-​oops, it’s in a big bag with some raggedy bath towels and faded washcloths and priced high.
They have to know that there’s this thing called Walmart or Dollar Tree, right? But they act like some of their stuff is so much better and way overprice it. It’s got to where I bypass this store half the time because their actual shelves are sparse, except for the bagged bins, which are stuffed with bags. Also, no coupons. It’s like they don’t have retail experience. Crazy way to run a store.

Not too shabby for a thrift store. The only real issue I have is tripping over belligerent kids who roam free throughout the toy section.

Drove by this place lots of times but actually took the time to make a stop. Didn’t stay for too long but what I can see is that they keep the store orderly and neat. That’s a big plus in my book. Lots of clothes to choose from. There’s also books, toys, electronics and furniture, but not a lot to choose from. They also had dressing rooms available for people who want to try on clothing. This is a good thrift store shop to check out, for sure.

Wow! It’s been 20 years since the last time I was here, WHY?!? This place is a little gem! It’s clean, well organized and get this… They have a rewards program, yep! When you shop Monday through Saturday depending on how much you spend when you come in on Sunday, you can get up to 50% off the entire place!!! I only spent $ 20 but I came back on Sunday and got 20%, if you want the 50%, you’ll have to spend $ 50+Their prices are excellent, their selection for little girls clothing is amazing! My daughter wore one of the dresses to school and parents and teachers wanted to know where she got it, & it was only $ 4. I didn’t see any furniture pieces, and there wasn’t much of linens or purses but they had quite the selection of clothing, books, movies and housewares ! I’m going back today to see what else I can find!

The clothing area is organized by size and color. I prefer it this way because it makes it so much easier to find what you want. One time I was able to get 5 spring dresses for $ 10. They also have a good shoe selection, too but like all thrift shops, you have to really look. Books are very cheap here and once in a while I find what I like.

This is the only thrift store I go to. I spend no less than a hour here when I visit and walk away with no less than 10 items for $ 40-​$ 60. They take their time when putting out clothes to disregard items that are torn stained etc. I took away one star for their no return policy, hard to find discount ticketed items, and no bathroom. Otherwise I find the employees nice enough, the prices fantastic and name brand items found on just about any given day. A great store

I got a spring wardrobe for under $ 100 and a set of alphabet books for my son.