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open stores
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Goodwill outlets

Bin Stores in Nevada

Updated August 2026 · every listing links to its own page with map, reviews and restock evidence.

Nevada has 3 open bin stores in our directory — 1 Amazon bin store selling returns and overstock by the piece and 2 Goodwill outlets selling donations by the pound. Las Vegas has the most locations (2); the others are spread across 1 more city. 1 of these stores publishes a full weekday price ladder; the median floor price is $1, most often on Wednesday.

Each card below is the store's complete listing — address, phone, Monday-to-Sunday bin prices, hours, links and shopper reviews — so you can compare every Nevada store on one page. Open a store for its map, nearby alternatives and restock evidence.

Nevada store map 1. Goodwill Outlet Las Vegas — Las Vegas, NV 1 2. Prime liquidation LLC — Las Vegas, NV 2 3. Goodwill Outlet Reno — Reno, NV 3
3 of 3 Nevada stores mapped — tap a pin to jump to its card

All 3 bin stores in Nevada

  1. Goodwill Outlet Las Vegas

    Las Vegas, NV · #1

    3.8 (4 Google)
    Goodwill Outlet Las Vegas storefront in Las Vegas, NV
    • Kids allowed
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Accepts cash and card
    • Restrooms available
    • Pay by the pound
    • High competition
    • Bin rotations
    • Furniture

    Address

    7940 S Valley View Blvd #100, Las Vegas, NV 89139

    Pricing

    Pay by the pound

    Store hours

    • Mon 8 AM–4 PM
    • Tue 8 AM–4 PM
    • Wed 8 AM–4 PM
    • Thu 8 AM–4 PM
    • Fri 8 AM–4 PM
    • Sat 8 AM–4 PM
    • Sun 8 AM–4 PM

    What shoppers say4

    3.8 (4 Google)
    • This experience was a bit strange iv been to multiple goodwill outlet from different states never seen one operate like this one an what I mean by that, example for the shoes when they would bring them out the cashier register lady. Would actually go up to the new product and start taking the better new stuff that was just brought out. Again iv never seen this in my entire life of shopping here. But she would take and pick specifically certain good condition shoes. I thought this was unfair. And very strange. The employees all just walk around and talk amongst each other while laughing at jokes and such. Vs bringing new product out. But when they anyway the employees take it... terrible experience would love to speak to head quarters about this! So be aware
      Mark
    • This location seems to be used as a all day hangout for young guys (maybe homeless). I think they have no where else to go loitering since they are in there every time, and don't appear to be shopping just standing around joking, talking in a crowd. Staff need to rearrange the area so customers have a place to put their carts. They make people line up against the bins that are already out making it hard for other customers shop. Constantly getting told to move out the way when they change bins is annoying. Some people are extremely rude and have no sense of giving others personal space. Employees yell at people who have never been here for going through bins when there's no clear rules when you walk in. Management should maybe have a sign when you walk in stating rules instead of screaming at people. No organization what so ever.
      Frankie
    • Quality has gone way down. The employees are SLOW with rolling out the bin tables and bringing out new stuff. I HATE that this place allows people to "park" their cart at the back of the store as a way to hold their merchandise. The shopping cart parking area could accommodate several more bins if they didn't allow this. It's basically a hit or miss type thing, don't go in with high expectations.
      Desiree
    Show 1 more review
    • Definitely some cool things to be found here, but if you plan on digging be sure to wear nitrile or Mechanix gloves as I'd seen on a few shoppers during my visits. I almost slashed my hand open on a broken glass ashtray, so I'll be sure to bring gloves on my next visit. All in all, worth popping into this place if you're in the area with a half hour or so to kill.
      James

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

  2. Prime liquidation LLC

    Las Vegas, NV · #2

    Reported closed 2.7 (3)
    Prime liquidation LLC storefront in Las Vegas, NV
    • Bin store
    • Amazon bin store
    • Liquidation store

    Reported permanently closed. A public listing states that Prime liquidation LLC in Las Vegas, NV is no longer operating. We have not confirmed it with the store, so the details below are kept for reference and this page is left out of search results.

    Address

    2336 E Bonanza Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89101

    Price range

    $1–$12 per item, by day

    Daily bin prices

    • Mon $5
    • Tue $3
    • Wed $1
    • Thu Closed
    • Fri $12
    • Sat $10
    • Sun $8
    • Thursday: bins closed, store open

    Store hours

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

    What shoppers say3

    2.7 (3)
    • They are so rude when you walk in. This is my 3rd or 4th time coming and the different people in the entrance are always rude and never greet me and my boyfriend. I bought two things I needed which were cool because I didn’t have to order them on Amazon but the prices are never consistent and most of the things are really expensive or just look old and used. The lady at the register was really rude as well and was talking really loudly with someone about her beliefs which was not professional at all.
      Monica
    • Loved the store when it open, now it has gone way down hill. Everything is from Amazon. They print these item descriptions from amazon, that do not match the item. Come on Amazon tags everything. It not hard to look up the item. Double check the labels with their prices. They had a 5 tier shelf, descriptions said it goes for $189, well the actual shelf went for $120, 80% off is $24 not $40. I let the snotty cashier know that it was wrong, which she already knew, and said it's still $40.
      Anthony
    • Wowww love it !!!! Great place to shope !!!! Are you looking for a one-stop-shop for all your needs? Look no further than the Liquidation Bin Store! With unbeatable prices and a wide selection of products, this store is the ultimate destination for all your shopping needs. From household essentials to luxury items, you can find it all here. Don't miss out on the amazing deals and discounts available at the Liquidation Bin Store!
      Nourit

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

  3. Goodwill Outlet Reno

    Reno, NV · #3

    4.3 (4 Google)
    Goodwill Outlet Reno storefront in Reno, NV
    • Kids allowed
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Accepts cash and card
    • Restrooms available
    • Pay by the pound
    • High competition
    • Clothing
    • Furniture

    Address

    2424 Oddie Blvd, Reno, NV 89512

    Pricing

    Pay by the pound

    Store hours

    • Mon 8 AM–7 PM
    • Tue 8 AM–7 PM
    • Wed 8 AM–7 PM
    • Thu 8 AM–7 PM
    • Fri 8 AM–7 PM
    • Sat 8 AM–7 PM
    • Sun 8 AM–7 PM

    What shoppers say4

    4.3 (4 Google)
    • If you don't mind digging around for a great deal this place is soo much fun. No frills at all. Mostly bins of clothing, blankets, purses, toys etc. Clothes are sold by weight and we scored some great finds. The Outlet is next to an actual goodwill thrift store which has all the normal stuff and is reasonably priced. Plan your trip because the lines get super long on weekends and evenings. Grab a cart in the parking lot if you see one. They are hard to get in the outlet.
      Sarah
    • OMG! Ok I absolutely love this place. You have to mentally prepare yourself to get your hands dirty and come energized! I am not sure how often they add or change the bins BUT regardless you cannot beat $1.25 per lb. I found many books for both adults and children. Yes some of them are in poor condition but if you take your time to look you can find some pretty good, clean and decent books. Shoes and purses… again they have a lot of old used things BUT keep looking and you will find something. I found 1 pair of new sandals and a new pair of boots. It's the best place to get clothing as well. I found very nice shirts for my girls and some even have tags on em. This place gets packed and it's hard to use a cart in here so bring a shopping bag instead. They have bathrooms available but did not use em. For some reason there was 1 cashier (both times I came) so you do have to wait in line for long periods of time. Staff is friendly. Of course I will come back next time I'm in Reno.
      Greasy
    • Gave a 4 star only because it's extremely difficult to get a cart to shop in. Ya never leave with just a handful of bin finds ever. Luckily there is plenty of treasure holding luggage on wheels and backpacks to storage bins to utilize and keep your stuff in while ya shop. The one on Oddie Blvd is my go to. Usually a good find anytime ya go. Happy bargain binning. Spacious. Clean and staff is cool. Enjoy.
      Leti
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    • The Goodwill Outlet is always an interesting experience people are very competitive for the stuff that's in the Bins. there are hardly any carts and it's not a super clean environment. The lines at checkout can be extremely long and the pricing is erratic when when you purchase something that's not part of there by the pounds scheme. The staff we encountered was very polite but they seem to be few and far between. The behavior of people fighting over the Refuge is unreal but somewhat entertaining. And it seems that every time I go there there's a pack of feral children also making it an interesting experience.
      Diana

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

Bin stores by city in Nevada

Daily pricing at a glance

1 of the 3 open Nevada stores publish a numeric Monday-to-Sunday ladder. Their floor prices range from $1 to $1 (median $1), and Wednesday is the cheapest day at 1 of them. Stores marked “varies” set prices per item or per bin instead of a fixed daily rate — ask at the counter.

Amazon bin stores vs Goodwill bins in Nevada

1 Amazon bin store in Nevada sell returned and overstock merchandise by the piece at one price for everything in the bins that day. 2 Goodwill outlets sell donated goods by the pound instead, with bins rotated through the day; they are also listed on the <a href="/goodwill-bins/nevada/">Nevada Goodwill bins page</a>.

Frequently asked questions

How many bin stores are in Nevada?

Our directory lists 3 open bin stores in Nevada across 2 cities. Las Vegas has the most (2).

What is the cheapest day at Nevada bin stores?

Of the 1 Nevada stores with a numeric price ladder, 1 hit their lowest price on Wednesday; the median floor price is $1. Each card above shows the store's own Monday-to-Sunday ladder.

When do Nevada bin stores restock?

None of the Nevada listings name a restock day in the sources we checked. Most bin stores restock once a week, with prices highest that day, so call the store or check its Facebook page before a long drive.

Are there Goodwill bins in Nevada?

Yes — 2 Goodwill outlets in Nevada sell donations by the pound from rotating bins. See the Nevada Goodwill bins page.

Do these stores accept cards?

Most bin stores take cards, but a few are cash-only and several charge a card minimum. Each listing's website and Facebook links (verified against the store's own address or phone where marked) are the quickest way to confirm before visiting.

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