During the Covid times, limiting customers incoming, unless it's a friend, then 3 can come in at a…read moretime. Put my stuff on the belt, then went to put my hand basket over on the floor as "used, not sanatized" and was told to put it right back on top of the stack, uncleaned. Large older clerk with gray hair (the one that lets multiple friends in, when one person leaves the store) scratched her eyes 5x while checking out my stuff. THEN, did a snot sneeze, into her bare hand, and proceeded to continue checkout! She looked unclean, but to ACT unclean, during these times? Disgusting

While this store can be a little messy sometimes I have noticed the recently new assistant manger…read moreby the name of Sam Murch has really been working to keep things moving in the store and providing a pleasant experience for the customers.

Decent enough Dollar General not too far off of Interstate 75. It has the usual selection that you…read morewould expect from a Dollar General and tge service was friendly enough.

From the owner: Dollar General High Springs is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make…read moreshopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

I want to give a huge shout out to the ladies that work at Dollar General in High Springs. These…read moreare some of the nicest people I've met since moving to area 5yrs ago. Myself and family are regular shoppers at THIS particular DG because of the staff, very friendly, clean store and generally well stocked. The level of rude, mean, entitled people in such a nice little town is disturbing. I've witnessed/heard cashiers being berated, talked down to and threatened w/physical violence. But these ladies still show up to work w/a smile.

April was absolutely amazing. I had to come in twice because I forgot something important. She was…read moreso busy in the store but helped me quickly AND FRIENDLY. Such an appreciated experience during such a busy day! Thank you April!!!!

**WARNING** If you…read moredon't like bargin buying or enjoy a good thirfty sale then don't bother with this review.... Okay so I LIKE CHEAP bargins! I mean REALLY REALLY CHEAP bargins!! One day I decided to hit up the local Goodwill to find some vintage clothing and I ran into Rhino Mart. Let me say that I have never in my life seen row after row of bargins galore. Like most bargin stores this place was just as f*cked up and disorganized like the homes of those weird pack rat people you see on the news who pack their homes with piles of newspapers and cat litter boxes. Anyways.. once you go through the rows you'll discover true treasures and treats! Don't believe me... well what about a 50" plasma screen for $500!?! Yeah?! Serious.... Check it out!

I thought Rhino mart was going to be awesome. They have great deals on items, However the amount…read morethat they charge for shipping is ridiculous! Crazy dang shipping cost! $39 shipping on a $62.40 order...? no thanks!

This BO is hit or miss sometimes which is par for the course when shopping at any BO but I always…read morefind nice items to purchase. For instance, beautiful costume jewelry, shapewear, cute off the grid layers, name brand bath cloths and towels on clearance and things like that 10% off on Fridays. When people say I look nice in one of my BO pieces I just smile and say thank you. I am quite pleased with BO GNV tonight because the website said they close at 9, I arrived at 9:08, and they actually close at 9:30. It was a pleasant surprise.

I love Bealls outlet! This location is my favorite. I've been to several in Jacksonville when I…read morelived there but I always would shop at this location when I would come home to visit because they had such a great selection of clothing.

Since Amber Brooke Farm's closure, my mom and I were looking for a new U-Pick farm. After seeing…read morethis place advertised on Instagram, we have made Crossroads our new home. It's pretty simple, and more cost effective especially if you're picking pounds. It typically cost about $4/lb which is standard. The field is huge and plentiful, and you will find some juicy, sweet berries. We stopped by on Tuesday after a weekend of rain - which meant ripe berries. We picked 9 lbs in 30 minutes. This farm is great for families as they have a playground and covered seating. Also, they have additional items that they sell like produce and jams. After coming here a few times, I will say if you can come during the week - definitely make the trip versus the weekend where they will more busy. Hopefully in the future they will have flowers, produce, and other fruit like blueberries for U-Pick and really grow the local farm.

I was looking forward to go to Roger's Farm today for their U Pick Strawberry season…read more My friend, her 2 year old son, and I arrived to find they were closed. We didn't go out of a whim. We checked their website, Instagram, and Facebook before making the trip to make sure they were not out. Their website listed times for Sunday from 11am to 3pm for u-pick. Their Instagram and Facebook had the same posts. Their latest post said they will reopen on Saturday, March 13th and no follow-up post if they were picked out. I even sent them a DM asking if they would be open. I called on Saturday (3/13), early Sunday (3/14) around 8am, and again at 10am & 10:30am to make sure we weren't going to be arrive and then be out of strawberries. When you call the message speaks about closing dates for February, and then says their inbox is full. We got there at 11:33am and found the gate closed. We drove around thinking maybe there would be another entrance, and came back to their only entrance. There was nobody around. We called again; no answer; voicemail full. We checked their websites and social media again for an update -- alas, nothing. My friend's 2 year old was so upset. It was just so disappointing to drive out that far. We think maybe they forgot to "spring forward" with daylight savings, but as my friend said...isn't daylight sayings time meant for farmers? Either way we got there at what would've been less than 30 minutes to open. They should've updated their website, social media, or phone system at the least! We can't support local or farmers if we don't know when they are in business.

This store is located in the super cute downtown High Springs. I loved this store! They had lots of…read moreartistic, unique items, as well as fun kitchen items. I ended up getting a unique cup made by a local artist, as well as some curry spice and vanilla extract. I'm not sure if the guy working there was an owner or manager, but he was really nice. It wasn't a cheap store by any means, but it was cool and I would return.

What a happy find! High Springs is just the cutest area with so many great businesses to visit when…read morechecking out all the amazing springs and nature around. We stumbled upon this place after taking pictures with the beautiful street murals and waiting for the ice cream shop next door to open. What a perfect place to spend some time! Unique Notions has such a wide range of beautiful and unique items, all of which are either hand made, vintage, or locally crafted and sourced. There were eco-friendly home goods, bath products, a plant your own succulents station, artwork and cards, crystals, vintage home goods, vintage and hand made clothing, jewelry, and so much more. It is one of those places where you will find something you just HAVE to get! I bought my mom a beautiful local artisan papaya necklace for Mother's Day, some local artist stickers for myself, and a special crystal for my son. I saw about a dozen other things I loved. This would be such a great place to find a gift for a friend, relative, partner, or just to treat yourself! The owner was an absolutely wonderful person who was so helpful. This will be a regular stop when I'm spring hopping near High Springs!

Our first time shopping in the cosmetics section, very large selection of everything any man or…read morewoman will need to look great. It's much better shopping late at night (8ish)

The store was great, first time in, was happy to shop until some kid about 19. REALLY important…read moreemployee I can tell stood 2 feet away from me as I looked st some "not very expensive " costume jewelry . I could tell he felt it was his duty lest I run off with those cheap earrings but to hurry me along he kept asking me if I was "ok" .(4X) I found the whole situation very amusing as I'm positive that my bi weekly salary probably surpasses his yearly salary. Please Teach these child employees it's very off putting to treat customers as Potential thieves. ( there was already a lovely young woman behind the jewelry counter assisting me) I bought $53.00 Worth of costume earrings then headed back to J.C. Penney's to buy the 2 $300.00 gold rings I intended to buy as Christians gifts, no child security over your shoulder there lol.

The Peanut Man has 10 different flavors of boiled peanuts for sale on the roadside every Friday and…read moreSaturday. My favorites are the Cajun, Farm Boy, and Red Hots. He's also got dill pickle boiled peanuts. They sell out quick. In the busy summer months there can be up to 14 flavors for sale. Try before you buy. He takes credit/debit cards now. Frequent customers can ask for custom batches. He's a super nice guy and sells the best boiled peanuts in the South. He is usually there Friday from 10 AM to dusk and Saturday 10 AM to dusk, weather depending.

Has ALWAYS had the Best Boiled Peanuts ever! He was in Alachua, FL off of 441; however, moved near…read moreEllisville/Worthington Springs area with his family because of his health. Not sure where he's located now; however, before moving he said that he had some friends that had a produce stand near there and he'd be joining them in selling his Best Boiled Peanuts!! Takes cash, $5 for a quart bag, at least that was when he was still on 441 in Alachua, FL. Any updates would be nice because I miss his boiled peanuts! Our favorites are the Garlic, the Farm Boy, and the Cow Girl.