While driving from Raleigh to Jacksonville, NC, stopped in on a whim, and found exactly what we needed.
In terms of floor space, this Dollar Tree is towards the smaller end of Dollar Tree's but it was well stocked and organized. It really does make a difference in what region of the country a Dollar Tree is at. This one had a large pet food and supply section, which I have not seen before in this size at Dollar Trees in California.
Prices ranged from as low as $1.25, with some reaching $5. A lot of food items were included at the $1.25 level, and I seriously thought about buying some (since we have a full kitchen where we are staying), but thought better of it. My wife did buy the necessary forgotten toiletries, and was very happy with the selection. As for me, a no-name package with a USB A to C, and C to A was available for $1.50. It's exactly what we needed since our rental car only had USB-C outlets (no cigarette lighter plug nor the typical USB-A. Once we used the converter, CarPlay began suddenly to work (first time in a car that used USB-C as its inputs AND did not have Bluetooth CarPlay).
Very good, fruitful stop. read more