This is a super fun thrift store in idyllwild where can find plenty of treasures and fabulous…read moredeals! The place is huge and is unique in that part of its store is out door, offering a hybrid shopping experience. The shops are separated by sections. There are areas specified for furniture, appliances, kitchenware, clothes, decor, toys and more. Inside they have a higher end boutique style area. They also have super special saving deal days with 20-50% off. My only issue is that the craft, toy and baby clothes are minimal.

I stop by this thrift store every time I visit idyllwild and have found some of my favorite pieces…read morefrom this store. The prices are more that I would expect from a thrift but they often run 50% off sales at the end of the month which is awesome! If you look hard you can find some treasures. Some of the items live outside so sometimes can be ruined by the weather

I've always enjoyed checking out the items they have outside when I walk by on my way into the…read morevillage from campground. There is always something of interest and is always different! Last time I was there they had an older version of The Game of Life! This time was the first time I went inside. The guy was very welcoming and friendly. The selection is so large - it's like a treasure hunt! Something different at every step, every turn. It was fun! We left with a small booklet of jokes.

The most legit antique store here in Idyllwild! If you like antiques, you definitely have to stop…read moreby here. They even have good hours, basically open later than the rest of the town. My wife and I bought a few small things for a good price.

It's not clear from the name, but the shop is really only 1980s stuff. There's a lot of clothes…read morefrom the 80s here, and not too cheap - about $30-40 a piece. And it mostly focuses on women's clothing. But if you're a woman who needs clothes for an 80s themed event, then this will be exactly what you need.

Every single time we stop in here, we find absolute gems: a beautiful coat, flannel shirts,…read moresweatshirts, fun t-shirts, hiking shoes, decorative pillows and blankets, kitchenware... And we'll soon be adding to the list!

This is a great church thrift store. It is outside, so its schedule may be subject to weather…read moreconditions. I have found some great bargains over the years here. When I went recently, all the regular items were 50% off (didn't include the fancy items like jewelry & collectibles inside the register building). Wait, the shirts are only $2 in the first place, so now they're $1? And a sweater is $2. Ummm, OK, are you sure?! I got some great vintage jewelry this time. A small Native American cross set with turquoise for $5, and 2 brass rings with semi-precious scarabs for $3 each. You have to know what you're looking at, and they do price things up sometimes ( they had a SS pair of earrings for $20+, not that good a bargain compared to what I got). It's also where locals go to get extra blankets & furniture for their cabins & homes. You can get chairs & sofas super cheap, or even free sometimes.

This store was awesome! if i could come here everyday for 100 million dollars i would! (lot of…read morevintage clothes!!) and the service was AWESOME! the prices are such a good value!

Deseret Industries in Calimesa is one of those places that looks totally unassuming from the…read moreoutside but quietly delivers once you're inside. The store is very well organized, which makes browsing actually enjoyable instead of overwhelming, and there's a little bit of everything here, from clothing and housewares to furniture and even some outdoor items. I like that it feels more curated than chaotic, which is not always the case with thrift stores. It's an easy and quick detour off the 10 when traveling to or from the Palm Springs area, so stopping in never feels like a big commitment. For me, it checks all the boxes of a good treasure hunt spot and always feels worth a lap or two through the aisles.

This vintage clothing and accessory shop is just the right amount of funky/cool/chic/kooky items…read morethat will hit the spot for young festival types or anyone who wants to look effortlessly fashionable in a non-trendy, youthful kind of style. You'll find 60's & 70's mod & hippie styles mixed in with modern workwear like Dickies denim overalls. The store is designed with an ease for finding garments with little vignettes of complimentary oddities arranged in a shrine like fashion. I imagine the Coachella crowd eats up a lot of the merch here. Prices are very good for the wares; I saw a 60's faux fur tiger patterned coat for $250 that I've seen in L.A. for $800 for the exact same one. (it's killer - and I have one myself!) The woman working the counter was very friendly and was overheard recommending other vintage stores to customers which earns mad respect from me. My one piece of bitchery is due to the lack of parking; I have a car that I need to keep an eye on and I had to park far away which kept me a bit uncomfortable. If you're shopping here from L.A. that will not bother you at all. I highly recommend spending quality time and money at Thriftology!

Eclectic thrift shop but the burning of incense was overwhelming…read more I had to leave after 60 seconds and couldn't shop.

Quaint little shop! Cashier was really friendly and knowledgeable about the stuff in there. It was…read morea fun, eclectic mix of items. Definitely recommend checking it out if you're wandering around exploring town. I ended up buying a 1969 vintage coloring book about the Apollo moon landings. Prices in general were a tad high, but it was still a cool shop.

Well-curated selection of vintage and antique goods at a reasonable price. Owner is friendly and…read morethe vibes are immaculate.

I love this place. Do not miss it when you are in Borrego. It is full of finds, great service and…read morefunds local needs

This is a neat thrift store, it has alot of items from clothing to home goods and a little bit of…read moreeverything else. Prices a a bit on the higher side but it's a good cause but you can also watch out for the sales when they have them. If you're out visiting the state park, sculptures or just driving through towards Salton Sea etc, I would check this little shop out, you never know what you'll find.

The power of social media does work. Ive never seen this place or even heard of them until seeing…read moresomething while scrolling through my phone. As one does with nowadays. The former Steinmart which I've never been as well. A massive storefront that house amazing vintage pieces, both apparel and furniture. There's plenty of parking out front. Walking in I didn't know what to expect besides seeing what the post online was. Let me say, it was a major shock but in a massive GOOD way. Shopping Mecca for all you vintage lover. Right at the front is the cashier which the gentleman working was a massive gem. The sweetest and friendliest. The layout of the place is an open storefront. Different vendors I believe that house their goods. Just walking through will take some time as there's literally something that will catch your eyes. Also located right at the front, a charcuterie mini truck. How cute to have something like that. Next to that is a specialty market which offers amazing wine options and cocktail mixes and liquor. Treats and more treats to accompany what you like to drink. A cute place with the vibe of a world market and specialty store. Walking through, there's so much to see. One of a kind art pieces to art deco, MCM, traditional and so much more. But if you're looking for clothes, it's heaven here. The options are endless. If you're a vintage lover, look no further. Racks and racks of amazing pieces. Just browsing the area took a while as something constantly was catching my eyes. I believe it's both local designer that have a storefront there as well. I could be wrong on that. It's a big open concept but I did notice some staff sitting at their areas so I assume it's their storefront. Anyways, it's amazing. Wither you're looking for something unique to vintage to up to date trends. You will find some amazing pieces here. Designer labels of all kinds are here. Shoes galore if your a shoe whore which I was salivating over...lol.... Just one thing after another. They do have fitting rooms scattered throughout for you. The employees was the sweetest. I'm not sure how many there are but the ones I've encountered were dolls. Imagine Fred Segal meets Dover Street with a mix of Paper Bag Princess. New meets old with a major twist. This place has it all. I'm very glad to have found this and will definitely be back and recommend it to everyone.

I walked into Market Market and, for a brief and glorious moment, I was living my best fashion…read morelife. The Jeremy Scott section immediately had me ENAMORED. And then--cue the dramatic music--a 50-foot mannequin greeted me at the entrance like some fabulous fashion goddess welcoming me into another dimension. I was in a state of pure fashion bliss. And then I entered PSBS. And that, my friends, is where the novela began. I was browsing, looking at merchandise, minding my own business, when I approached the counter because I had a question. Suddenly, the cashier, "Chris," began shouting: "DON'T SOLICIT ME! DON'T SOLICIT ME!" Excuse me? I wasn't soliciting anyone. I was literally trying to ask a question. The entire interaction escalated so quickly that I found myself standing there thinking, What just happened? Did I accidentally walk into the season finale of a very dramatic telenovela? Chris became visibly red-faced and extremely agitated, and the intensity of the interaction was completely disproportionate to what was actually happening. I was simply a customer trying to ask a question, and suddenly I was on the receiving end of a level of anger I absolutely did not expect. At that point, the fashion fantasy was officially over. I did not feel comfortable or safe, so I left. And honestly? The 50-foot mannequin was the highlight of the entire experience. Market Market had me at Jeremy Scott and lost me somewhere around PSBS. If you're looking for liquor, I'd shop elsewhere and compare prices. But if you're looking for an unforgettable retail drama involving fashion, a giant mannequin, and an unexpected cashier confrontation... Well. Welcome to the novela.