Goodwill Outlet Vancouver
Vancouver, WA · #1
- Kids allowed
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts cash and card
- Restrooms available
- Pay by the pound
- Clothing
- Electronics
- Furniture
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
The place was busy, but they/the customers were good about distancing. The place felt clean, the floors were clear and there was enough space to distance at each bin, and distance from the bin behind you. The space was adaquate for a wheelchair and/or mobility aids. I paid about 9 dollars for 2 ok office chairs, they have "personality" but, they were 9$ lol. Will be returning! 10/10
Logan I have been a Goodwill shopper all my life. I was born into it so to speak because as early as I can remember my mom would take me to Goodwill for whatever. Anyway I started coming here a week ago because the Goodwill retail store are way too expensive. Anyway last Saturday I was digging through one of the bins and in a paper sack I found what I thought was a letter opener so I put it in my cart. When I got home and went through my "haul" I grabbed the "letter opener" and realized it was a dagger. After a little research I found out it was hand made in the mid 1800's. The last one that sold on Elephant and Co sold for 4475.00. So it was a great day!!!. I will definitely be back a lot.
Daniel I shop here when ever I'm in the area. Lots of fun to dig through the bins, looking for little treasures. Almost everything is pay by pound, can usually find seriously good deals on large assortment of random items, like (alot of brand new looking & brand name) clothing/shoes for adults & children, electronics, craft/sewing supplies, paper products, books, containers, and much more. Staff mostly helpful & enthusiastic, store clean and bright. I always leave with full cart & a smile. Highly recommend!
Cassandra
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Yep, it can be dirty, loud, and kinda icky on any given day. Princesses should prolly stick to Macy's. That said, if you're happy to scrounge a little and don't mind the hyper competitive vibe when a fresh bin comes out, there are usually amazing things to be found. I have beautiful antique linen, high end cookware, one of a kind decorator items, and a couple of pieces of very old (and very high quality,) furniture. When people ask where I found my latest treasure I always smile and say that I know of this great little boutique with a constantly changing inventory. It's my not so secret place to kill an hour and usually spend less than a $20 bill. How cool is that?
Sheila
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