Goodwill Outlet Centerton (Coming Soon)
Centerton, AR · #1
3 outlets selling donations by the pound across 3 cities.
Arkansas has 3 Goodwill outlets in our directory. 3 sell by the pound, 2 reference a published rotation guide. 2 carry Google ratings averaging 3.4. Updated August 2026.
Centerton, AR · #1
Little Rock, AR · #2
I got alot of clothes for a very low price! Only problem was limited about of carts so I had to carry everything I got .
Awesome experience I suggest bringing some boxes to have in your car to put stuff in because they dont provide bags and make sure you plan on being there a minute cause the place is huge but so many awesome finds you are charged by the lb with different item types being different amounts its definitely different kinda like a scavenger hunt digging thru all the bins
Great for treasure hunters.... items sold by weight I was told. Very messy setup on tables, so be careful picking through items. Customers left with their carts full.
cheap clothes! cheap prices! but the customer service could be more friendly and so could the atmosphere. it felt as though everyone was fighting for a bin of clothes. there was a group of guys who would stand there waiting for a new tub to be rolled out, then they'd absolutely destroy it looking for the good stuff before they'd let anyone else around the tub.
Reviews are quoted from public customer reviews collected with the listing.
Rogers, AR · #3
1301 N Dixieland Rd, Suite 102, Rogers, AR 72756
Pay by the pound
I love going here when I have the free time! The hunt is definitely super fun. Bring gloves if you visit as these items and the bins are dirty, but don't let that deter you! I've had a couple great finds here.
This place is the best place to shop if you have the time and patience. The locals call it The Dig and good reason because you literally have to dig through bins of clothing, books and what not's! The best part is they charge by pound 1.79 for clothes and shoes. Non clothes items are only a little more. This secret jewel is located off Dixieland in Rogers in between 102 and Olive.
This was the first Goodwill outlet I have been to, and was so excited to go after seen several youtube videos about Goodwill outlets. I went on a Tuesday around noon and do like how large it was, but as you walk in, the air was so musty and thick. Granted it was a warm day, but it was a little hard to breathe and the stench from the funky clothes didn't help. Other than some furniture and larger items, everything is in the bins. I would have liked to see a wall with electronics/media as those can get damaged fairly easy. Other than some cables, I really didn't find anything. I should have taken a picture of my gloves after looking through the bins, as they were extremely dirty. I will probably go back, but was a bit disappointed in the lack of good items. This location is fairly new so I hope they get some more organization down.
I used to really enjoy the store very much you could always find all kinds of nice things. That has changed completely with the 20 or so people that literally camp out in the store from open till close so they can run to the newly brought bins and grab everything and anything of any value and leave only trash. They then scurry back to their corners grab their phones and start looking they're items up on eBay to see if they can make a profit. And if they actually don't want the product they start trading amongst themselves leaving the actual customers with only trash. I have went on three separate occasions trying to purchase a couch or a computer desk with no luck.
Reviews are quoted from public customer reviews collected with the listing.
2 Arkansas outlets reference a third-party rotation guide. The guide topics are listed on each outlet page; rotation times are not part of our data.
Every Arkansas outlet weighs your haul at the register. Rates are set per Goodwill region rather than per store, and bulk thresholds (25 lb / 50 lb) lower the rate. Books, furniture and electronics are usually priced per piece. Bring gloves, wait behind the line during rotations, and keep small children out of the bins — the listed rules for each outlet are on its page.
Also in Arkansas: Amazon bin stores and liquidation stores. Guides: pay by the pound · rotation schedules · outlet hours · outlet rules.
3 open Goodwill outlets in Arkansas across 3 cities. Centerton has the most (1).
3 of the 3 Arkansas outlets are listed as pay-by-the-pound. Goodwill sets rates by region, so check the outlet's own page for any shopper-reported rate, and expect a lower rate above a bulk threshold. The pay-by-the-pound guide collects the rates shoppers report nationally.
Hours are on every card below. 2 of the 3 open outlets run seven days a week. Nationally, outlets most commonly open at 9 AM and close at 7 PM.
2 Arkansas outlets reference a published third-party rotation guide (bins per hour, daily rotations, busiest times). Rotation times themselves are not in our dataset — the outlet pages link to the guide.
Yes — 10 Amazon bin stores in Arkansas sell returns by the piece. See bin stores in Arkansas.
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