This is definitely a vintage store, not a thrift store. It is all carefully curated nostalgia with…read morea matching price tag. Again, this is not a place I'd consider for bargain hunters. Loads of items from the 50s-80s. I have been here several times & remember when you could tour the home in the back & the bus outside. All of it a true time capsule. Staff is friendly & attentive.

Calling this a thrift store almost feels offensive-because The Happy Camper is so much more. Every…read moreitem appears to be carefully curated and displayed perfectly. From the moment you walk through the door, you're transported through time, pausing at each decade to appreciate it's fashion, technology and trends. If I was a film director, I'd stop here to look for authentic clothing to represent the period my film was set in. There are so many neat clothes. Not only do I love the inventory, but the way it's displayed is fantastic. I found myself wanting to explore every nook and cranny. I especially loved the floor to ceiling racks of clothing-such an impressive use of space. The nice young lady behind the counter was very friendly and welcoming. She mentioned that the store also has an AirBNB in the back, which I am absolutely planning on checking into the next time I'm in town.

Make sure to stop here on your way to Manti or Snow College!!…read more I wish I lived closer!! The owner is a 19 year old girl who is way sweet! My daughter got some grey high-top shoes for $5!! I got some really cute tops for $3-$5 that would normally be double or triple that cost! I wish I took pictures inside, but it is so cute! Also, they serve some treats like fresh cookies too!

A small thrift store we noticed on the way out of town. Stopped in to find a nice selection. Staff…read morewas friendly and helpful.

This thrift store prices are so outrageously high you can get the same type of clothes at the…read morerefuge thrift store in town for like nearly 75% cheaper than buying from the Desert industry thrift store. Desert industry thrift store never has like any type of clearance during the month like all the thrift stores I've been to include the other one in town. D.I not testing there electrical stuff they will on random plug it in and see if it turns on but to check and see if the item actually works they don't, plus they put on the price sticker "as is" so when you bring home something that you do see it turns on but won't play a DVD or CD or something similar like that they won't give in store credit for items that not working. Plus if you bring home clothes and want to wash them before trying them on because D.I doesn't wash the used clothes if they not fit and even though you still have the tag and receipt they won't allow you to exchange it because the price tag was taken off so that you could wash before trying them on. At refuge thrift they work with the customer if you were to buy an electronic item and it didn't work they let you exchange for item in the store. But refuge has a person that does test stuff not like D.I to just put out items charge an outrageous price and not even test it and put on the price sticker as is this is a scam a rip off

Driving through Scipio, we noticed that the general store had been restored. We stopped to take a…read morepicture of the advertising art on the side of the building & noticed the flashing OPEN sign. We went inside the antique store and it was absolutely delightful. It's like going back in time to the general store. The original shelves were filled to the brim with all kinds of antiques in all different prices. George Lanier the owner was very fun to talk to, he let us shop with no pressure. Our quick stop turned into an hour of Perusing and chatter and we ended up spending some affordable prices on some fun antiques. Great location to show your children what shopping was like 100 years ago. Something for all ages. Easy on & off I-15 freeway access. So glad we stopped & added this to our trip.

I came in today for my first time ever, looking for ski boots. I quickly browsed through the…read moreclothing section and found a Patagonia fleece zip-up and a beautiful leather travel crossbody purse. What an incredible value and for such a great cause. God bless.

Overall store was pretty well organized although prices were pretty high. If you're looking for a…read morebargain this may not be the place. Items were clean and mostly good quality and wear though. Store had mostly clothes and not too many home goods.

Wonderful staff! Great selection! Things my husband loves while I'm finding items I love as well!!!read more

From the owner: I started my business after I retired from long haul trucking in 2015; doing gun shows and selling…read moreknives, scopes, gun accessories as well as tactical flashlights. Then added stainless steel rings and sterling silver. I moved to Delta Utah to start a store and we opened our brick and mortar store May 5th 2021.

Such a cute store, with so many beautifully made items. 10/10 recommend checking out Moon Wind…read moreTrading Co.

Moon Wind Trader Co is a Vintage Thrift shop that offers a unique experience for those seeking…read moreone-of-a-kind treasures with a sustainable twist! Moon Wind Trading is closing down a few days after Christmas. The owner is in Utah and relocating the store there! It seems this will be our last visit to Moon Wind. My friend came about a year ago and found this amazing rollerball oil she loves, unfortunately they don't have it in stock right now which makes sense since they're shutting dowwwwn.

Warmly greeted by Carson - he gave me a short intro about the store and what they sell/offer. This…read moreis super helpful as it was my first time to venture into this gem! They offer lots of sports jerseys, shirts, jackets, and LOTS of shoes (almost all the name brand sneakers, tennis shoes). Great place to find a treasure!

A little taste of LA in Provo... this shop has catered to rockstars and NBA players, expect higher…read moreprices on items compared to other thrifts in the area. You'll find some expertly curated streetwear in here, props to the folks behind Thrifthood for this.