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Hill Air Force Base, UT

Hill Thrift Shop

4.5 (2 reviews)
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Updated 3 months ago

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7 months ago

Great home goods, tools and so much more. Great to put items you no longer use or need in consignment.

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5 years ago

Good for airmen that just moved to the area. Pro-tip: check by near the holidays, especially thanksgiving and Christmas.

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I recently visited this Savers and found tons of great stuff. Many flippers seem frustrated by the…read morerising prices, as it's cutting into their profit margins and allowing Savers to retain more of the value instead of them. As a former flipper, I say good for Savers and the outreach they do in the community. I still found the prices to be a good deal overall. As with any thrifting adventure, it just takes a little extra effort to inspect each item carefully and discover a hidden gem. The thrill of finding a treasure remains, and it's still worth the hunt if you are going for personal use. I found top brands for reasonable prices (Patagonia long sleeved shirt with tags for $10.99, Ecko sweatshirt from Nordstrom Rack with tags for $8.99, etc.) I found a Lord of the Rings tee, Stephen King Pet Cemetery tee, Betsey Johnson long-sleeve, and several cool band concert shirts for less than $8 apiece. This location and the surrounding Savers within an hour radius are fantastic hunting grounds for the casual treasure hunter.

The prices at this Savers are astronomical! So many customers in the store were audibly complaining…read moreabout the pricing. There were a a set of lamps priced at $45 each. That's $90 for a pair of lamps. I saw a piece of art work behind their counter that was priced at 99.99. A chipped piece of pottery for $13.00. Old craft books for 6.49. I am completely disenchanted. Raised prices are inevitable- gouging people who depend on thrift store prices is disgusting.

Hill Thrift Shop - thrift_stores - Updated October 2026

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