Bin stores · Colorado

Bin Stores in Denver, CO

1 open bin store (including 1 Goodwill outlet) in Denver and 3 more within 40 miles.

Denver is home to one bin store in our Colorado directory. Restock days are not published for these listings, so check each store's links before you go. If the Denver stores are picked over, Goodwill Outlet Aurora in Aurora is 7 miles away.

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All 1 bin store in Denver

  1. Goodwill Outlet Denver

    Denver, CO · #1

    3.0 (4 Google)
    Pricing
    Pay by the pound
    Open
    7 days
    Hours
    Mon–Sat 8 AM–8 PM · Sun 9 AM–6 PM
    Goodwill Outlet Denver storefront in Denver, CO
    • Kids not allowed under 16 years old
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Accepts cash and card
    • Restrooms available
    • Pay by the pound
    • Bin rotations
    • Warehouse style

    Address

    4355 Kearney St, Denver, CO 80216

    Store hours

    • Mon 8 AM–8 PM
    • Tue 8 AM–8 PM
    • Wed 8 AM–8 PM
    • Thu 8 AM–8 PM
    • Fri 8 AM–8 PM
    • Sat 8 AM–8 PM
    • Sun 9 AM–6 PM

    What shoppers say4

    3.0 (4 Google)
    • I have had no bad experiences here supply wise. But each time I've had a run in with the employees they are extremely rude and standoffish. This one guy at the register around 5pm on June 6th at the Denver location rubbed me so wrong I have decided to leave a review. The man is between 5'5-5'9. He had short blonde hair spiked up at a 45 degree angle. There was so much gel the spikes looked like weapons lol. Had a higher pitched voice and attitude was dripping from each word he said. Unfortunately only one register was open. I asked him a question(I'm new to the area) and he snapped on me so nastily and unnecessarily.
      Amber
    Show 3 more reviews
    • 5 stars because I do love dumpster diving and insane deals. THIS IS NOT A REGULAR GOODWILL RETAIL STORE. This place is NOT for the casual Goodwill shopper. This is the last stop before the landfill - of course it's "gross". It's akin to a junk yard. People are ruthless here because you can make a living off of the resale value of the dirt cheap items you can score. I found hundreds of name brand clothes and gear and paid pennies. North Face with new tags, etc. Hard and messy work for high reward. I'm glad they don't allow kids here, it's not a safe environment for little ones AT ALL: warehouse environment, broken glass/plastic/wood, exposed wires, people moving around quickly and with large items - kids become a liability, no B.S there. Leave your kiddos at home, bring some heavy duty gloves and be prepared for a scavenger hunt.
      Aurora
    • I was told I had to leave the store today as I had my infant strapped to my chest because she wasn't 16 and due to COVID-19 they are not allowing children in the store. How selfish and disgusting! Parents today are struggling to provide for their children and families, yet I am made to leave a store because I have an infant. I have no where else for her to go. I have never been so disgusted in my life. Discriminating against me because of my child should be illegal, as most discrimination is. Goodwill should be so very ashamed of themselves!!!!!
      Ellie
    • Don't come here expecting a regular thrift store. This is extra donations and unsold inventory from goodwill that is purchased by the pound. Most people here are resellers taking advantage of the great price. Bring your own bags and don't be afraid to get a little dirty!
      Nicole

    Reviews are quoted from public customer reviews collected with the listing.

Bin stores near Denver (within 40 miles)

Getting there & what to bring

Every card above has a “Get directions” link that opens the store's Google Maps listing. Bin stores are usually in strip malls or light-industrial units with free parking. Arrive before opening on restock day if you want first pick; go late in the week for the lowest prices. Bring a bag, gloves, and small bills — a few stores are cash-only.

Other cities in Colorado: Aurora (7 mi) · Colorado Springs (67 mi) · all Colorado bin stores

Opening times differ by store; see bin store hours for when stores open, close and line up, and the cheapest day to go.

FAQ

How many bin stores are in Denver?

1 open bin store in Denver, Colorado is listed, and 3 more sit within a 40-mile drive.

When do Denver bin stores restock?

None of the Denver listings name a restock day in the sources checked. Most bin stores restock weekly; check the store's Facebook page or call before a long trip.

What should I bring?

Comfortable shoes, a reusable bag or bin for your finds, and a card or cash. Gloves are worth it on restock day. Most stores ask that you do not open sealed items and that you return unwanted goods to a bin rather than the floor.

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