staff extremely knowable, pleasant and helpful, was looking for a very small lighting part and they…read morehad exactly what was needed, the place to go to from unique items vintage pieces and restoration items. Les V.

Amazing assortment of plumbing, lighting and house parts in general. Prices range from dirt cheap…read moreto very expensive. You get what you pay for. Compared to online shops, prices are very reasonable. Don't expect yard sale prices. Everyone very helpful, but can't be very busy Friday and Saturday. Place is huge!!!

I had a good experience here, unlike some others. Staff were walking around and asked if I needed…read morehelp in a jewelry case but I never felt the pressure of them over my shoulder. There was an extensive selection of antiques and very organized. Some items were priced very high others reasonably. I purchased a vintage ladies crossbody bag and feel the price was reasonable.

A great selection of antique jewelr, furniture & the like…read more There are two floors chock full of items. There are items priced to sell and those that are more expensive; prices are commensurate with item value. There is a parking lot. Staff was helpful when prompted.

If you have a mini vacay in Woodstock or you're a local like I am and want to find some unique…read morefinds, don't pass up the chance to indulge in some thrift retail therapy at the long-standing Castaways on Mill Hill Rd. The space isn't huge- but the options are almost endless and exciting here. If you're the type who loves vintage at thrift prices, you'll bring those vintage finds back to life. I recently found two white quartz(?) bookends at $6ea that may seem small- but they're heavy AF. Prior to that, I've found small catch-all trays or other items. The staff is always friendly and willing to answer any of your questions about anything. So whether you want a nostalgic vintage cardigan, a vase, tea set, this or maybe that, Castaways is one of the best thrift+ vintage shops in Woodstock that won't disappoint you.

I am a long-time customer at Castaways. I've always enjoyed the environment, the noninvasive yet…read morehelpful nature of the staff, as well as the selection of clothing and jewelry. Normally I would give the store five stars. However, my most recent experience shopping there was less than pleasant. In fact, it was notably strange. Upon entering the store my friends and I were greeted by an employee that I had never seen before. She gave us a rundown of the store while we were looking around and I politely told her that we had been there before and didn't need to be told where and what things were. That was excusable. However, the experience got stranger. I was looking through a box and found a loose pair of pantyhose that I was thinking about purchasing. The employee entered the other room where my friends and I were Coincidentally, I picked up my bag and the pantyhose and went over to another section at the same time she was entering. In doing that I think I may have set off a shoplifting alarm in her head. Without asking, she picked up the pantyhose next to my bag and told us that she was going to put them up front. I protested because I wasn't sure if I wanted her to do that. She proceeded to tell me in somewhat of a scolding tone that she was going to bring them up front (regardless of my protests) and that they should have been left in their packaging (there was no packaging). After this encounter, she kept her eye on us consistently. I tried on two dresses and she interrupted my conversation to ask me a question about the dress I had on. She also asked loudly if anyone was in the dressing room as I was clearly changing in there. I found this whole experience strange and frankly invasive. I also felt singled out because of some unfounded (and obvious) suspicion. I do enjoy Castaways and I have been a long-time patron. However, I am reluctant to go in the store again because I would not like to have another encounter like the one I had today.

Soon as you walk in the door there is an overwhelming smells of cigarette smoke…read more There were SEVERAL leaks throughout the building, one stretched the width of the building with water spilled out into the aisle. Otherwise, huge selection of random goods.

Nothing fancy which is good. Great shop with eclectic selection of vintage finds at reasonable…read moreprices. Tim is a nice guy too.

This place is great. Jade has a magnetic personality and exceptional curation skills.read more

We had a wonderful trip to the Catskills last weekend and happened upon FullMoon Antiques. This…read moreshop is a treasure! We were enchanted by the adorable items Jade has chosen, and we couldn't help but make a couple purchases that are already some of our favorite pieces at home--a beautiful set of Encyclopedia Brittanica and an oil painting of King Louie on wood! Jade was such a gem and went out of her way to ship us a few volumes we left behind by accident. My husband and I would highly recommend this gem!

Okay rummage shop. It's a total mix of yard sale stuff, LPs, bottles etc. Fun place to while away…read more Review: 4

Beautiful selection of clothing + housewares. The owner was also super friendly.read more

Stan'z is a Kingston legend and should=be a destination for anyone who enjoys exploring the…read morepossibilities of old stuff, be it metal or wood, practical or mysterious. Things to fire up your imagination like fluted lamp bases, old stovetop burners, ancient toys, homemade constructions, signage, soda bottles, the garden gate ob which your sister Kate used to swing. It's all there, overseen by Gary & Jody Zaborski, who couldn't be more hospitable or accomodating. The place is vast, mostly outdoors and so it's a good spot for getting outside and having fun, pandemically speaking. 743 Ulster Ave. Kingston NY

The best used item shop, and antiques since ever. They've been here for over fifty years, and if…read moreyou go you'll see exactly why they're still there. Amazing service, good prices, and personable people. My dad grew up next to Stan'z, and always used to play there back in the sixties. Definitely come and visit this New York history.

I've never been embarrassed to write about my love for thrift shopping. I've purchased wooden…read morechairs, chest of drawers, rustic end tables, funky lamp bases, metal home accessories, etc with no end in sight. And all it takes is a bucket of warm soapy water, a good cotton small towel to clean these hard surfaces. Now, where I seriously and I mean- seriously draw the line are sofas, mattresses, cushions, pillows, etc. and that to me, is just gross. No offense to anyone. Hubs and I noticed a gently-used $2300+ Pottery Barn dining table at this Kingston, NY ReStore for a flat $700. The poundage on this 8' monstrosity of a dinner table had me sold. Except, it was 2' too big for my dining room. But the price was killer. This ReStore is spacious with furniture gathered into groups. For instance, chest of drawers are grouped together, coffee tables in another group, lamps together, etc. There's leven a back room filled construction items like kitchen/bathroom tiles, hammers, etc ridiculously inexpensive. This is one of the best choices if you are looking for second-hand furniture.

the items especially furniture on the sales floor are overpriced for what they are, narrow window…read moreof time to pick up items. Staff and volunteers are not responsive to messages left on voicemail, and are rude