I am thinking of retiring to Stevenson, Washington. I visited there a few times to get a feel for…read morethe place. I frequent thrift stores in Massachusetts all the time, because it is expensive to live in Massachusetts. I found an OUTSTANDING thrift shop, named Gorge Thrift Store. It is open everyday and the prices are extremely affordable. Unlike the prices in Massachusetts where I live. They seem to have everything like housewares, clothing, books, gadgets of all sorts and just about everything under the sun! This is awesome!

This place is simply awesome. The classic mess of a thrift store that I seek. I love Stevenson and…read moreoften drive up from Portland to roam around the cute little town. This is ALWAYS on my list of places to go. Not only are the prices unbeatable unlike the thrift stores in Portland that jack everything up to make 150% profit but the INCENSE collection that this man has is outstanding. The old fella that works there is kind, funny, and makes you feel good about who you are giving your money to. I will always return to here to stock up on incense I can't find anywhere else. Unique, affordable, and local. Can't beat it. 10/10 recommend checking this hole in the wall out.

This place is awesome so much culture, history, and cool sh¥t to collect. The people are sweet and…read morehelpful. The lady kept the store open for my wife and I after being in there for hours so we could finish our hunts. I've been going for a couple of years now almost every weekend and I still enjoy walking in there. They have everything for everyone. I don't support the bad reviews on this place.

This is a fabulous place! As the name states, inside is filled with lots of antiques from the US…read moreand many from Asia plus random odd ball stuff that you can't help but wonder, does anyone buy these items? Yes, they do! One person's oddity is another's treasure. The first floor has shelves loaded with dishes, glass wear and serving pieces. All arranged by color or designer or function. Clearly they care about how items are presented and it makes it so much easier for the customer. For example, there was an entire shelf filled with depression era green glass dishes and serving pieces. No need to hunt, it's right there for the taking. On this floor there are also lots of books, dvds and albums. Vintage clothing, some beau winter coats and jackets amongst the collection. If you, your man or child wants cowboy boots, there are dozens and dozens in every size! Wow! An amazing collection. A wall of wooden masks, beads you can scoop for $5 a bag, statues, knives, tools, paintings, toys, the list goes on and on! Downstairs is where they have the majority of furniture from near and far. Some truly beautiful carved wooden pieces and doors, just waiting for the right customer. Those working there were busy arranging items but always greeted me and offered help. There are several sections that you can tell are collections by individual sellers. Unlike some of the reviewers, I did not see the Nazi memorabilia and I'm glad I didn't. While we need to learn and understand history so we don't repeat it, I fear that some may collect this crap for the wrong reasons. Hopefully it was removed based on the feedback from those reviewers. If I had seen it, I would have gone straight to the owner or workers with my concerns since not all owners read Yelp reviews. Located right across the bridge from Hood River, there are plenty of parking spots out front. It's a fun place to stop, I needed an hour as there is so much to see that time goes fast.

We were in The Dalles and decided to check out this thrift store. It's large and they have lots of…read morestuff, though I didn't find anything that I thought was worth purchasing. The goods seemed a bit lower in terms of quality, though I felt that the pricing was good. I'd stop by again in the future.

Large store with a huge clothing department. Of course they had racks and racks of jeans, but I…read morealso saw a few gorgeous dresses, lots of nice sweaters and blouses for women. Typically I stop in resale stores for glassware, dishes and home decor items. Their shelves were quite sparse and what they did have, was easily double the price of The Goodwill. Now double means a drinking glass is $1.99 rather than $.99 so still affordable, but It adds up. They had a lot of Christmas items so I decided to check out the ornaments. Found a beautiful Mrs. Claus for $4.99 and she is now adorning my tree and is so beautiful! Also picked up a box of a dozen large rd glass ornaments and an Angel. For me, this was a good shopping score! They had some decent furniture; coffee table, chairs, side tables. A decent section of tools and garden equipment. staff was friendly. Lots of street parking. Worth the stop.

Awesome prices! Owner is real kind and accommodating. Great place to consider donating to,…read moreespecially mens clothing.

The prices are great! Plus these guys do good things for the community. You never know what…read moretreasure you might find. They have trouble keeping up with processing donations, so best to call and see if it is a good day to drop them off before you lug your stuff down there.

This beautiful thrift shop in downtown Bingen, WA has enough packed in for a proper treasure hunt…read moreand is organized enough to not be overwhelming. There was a plethora of clothing, designer bags, Turkish rugs, jewelry and more! The owner was very inviting! I got 4 pairs of earrings, a bracelet and a set of Le Crust egg cups for less than $80.

Excited to find this fun shop with a variety of things from clothes to kitchen; consignment to…read morevintage. Spoke with the owner, so fun to meet her! She is welcoming and willing to help. It's a new store, excited to visit again and see what items she'll be offering in different seasons.

Buy Right Antiques has a little bit of everything which makes this store one of my favorites to go…read moreto.

Parts + Labour has a great vibe. When you come in, it's nice and spacious and setup well. While my…read morewife shopped the clothing, I checked out the cool shelving designs. The young woman working was very helpful and had a great sense of humor! There are lots of great clothing choices to pick from here. Great service, cool store!

Wonderful boutique in Hood River, always worth a stop to see what's new. Casey fills her shop with…read morecasual clothing made from lovely natural fabrics - cotton, linen, wool, cashmere. Lots of solids and neutrals, exactly what most women are looking for since they easily become the canvas of an outfit. And pops of color or stripes to mix it up. Sometimes I wish there was more variety, but like any store, it's hit or miss depending on time of year and personal needs. Make sure to check out the jewelry, always a small but nice selection of rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings. Many from local or Portland designers. There is always a collection of handbags with a great variety of Hobo bags of various styles and colors. Hobo bags are the best for traveling; they have lots of compartments and are designed well. Oh, and when you stop in, make sure to give her dog some lovin'! She is just the sweetest.

Love these two and their business. Any time we're in the area we have to stop in! Always willing to…read moremake a deal and have some great conversation! They are truly the salt of the earth. If you're in the area you must visit they have things for everyone!

Cool little shop, nice friendly co-owner on site (4 of them I gather) - interesting collection of…read morestuff with a nice variety in the easily portable size range. The place isn't too large, but features way more vintage than true antiques - which is fine by me, vintage fits in better with my style. All in all, prices were reasonable and they had a big giant green letter Q (light up metal sign box) for $39. I was in love for no particular reason with that letter and now it sits in the middle of my living room. Yeah, I'll be back cause they've got some neato picks for your home.