We recently moved to Ocala and, coincidentally, I have lost a lot of weight . We had boxes and…read moreboxes of goods to donate. I usually use Salvation Army but ended up in the Humane Society Thrift store parking lot. While cars space /parking is at a premium, they have done a fine job in assuring that they can receive objects efficiently. I was impressed. On another day, I went back to peruse the store. I found it very well organized, clean, and, though full to the rafters with treasures, pleasant to shop in. The workers are great, as well. I highly recommend a trip to see it! If you are a thrifter, you'll be hooked!

We have many feral cats in our neighborhood. They fix the ones my neighbor and I take to them. I…read morewished everyone in this community would follow suit. We were in a long line of cars but they took us in order. It was worth the wait. Sadly people just don't care and there's an overwhelming amount of feral cat colonies in Ocala. Thanks to this shelter we can get them spayed/neutered for free. I can't imagine not having them in our city.

A fun place to browse with lots of nooks and grannies full of "junque." Has a warehouse in an old…read moregas station one block away with more treasures.

After the Ocala Farmers Market, my friend and I became first timers at White Elephant! As soon as…read morewe walked in we were greeted and felt so welcome! There is so much to look at throughout this amazing gem of a store! The prices are very reasonable and just when you think you're done....there a warehouse across the way with bigger furniture and such! Although I only walked out with a cookbook, you can bet your buns I'll be back! I put a bug in my husband's ear for some great pieces to decorate with! Thanks Ladies! Y'all are great!

I was at the Goodwill store in Ocala, FL, on 4/4 2026. When I checked out, I was asked by the…read morecashier if I wanted to round up from $21.61 to $22. It is not a lot of money, but I find it unacceptable to ask your customers to round up. Considering the CEO's base pay is about $700 000 annually. In this current economy, I would like to have all my money back. No, thank you!

Good will is terrible i donated a ton of stuff here. To help poor people and i came in the next…read moreweek. to by old books when i saw the stuff i donated being sold for top dollar don't call yourself a charity. if you make that much of off donations

Affordable i went there to buy some vinyls and there were resnabley priced and staff are niceread more

Excellent prices and the customer service was amazing . The man working on the floor from the…read morewarehouse was extremely helpful.

What an interesting thrift with a curated antique store vibe. I wouldn't say this is a honey hole,…read morebut I've had some very good luck sourcing some very interesting things here. Super friendly.

From the owner: We are a very responsible and respectful thrift store as well as reliable read more

I have been visiting the Sheriff's Ranches thrift store for the past 13 years, and most of the…read moretime, my experiences have been fine. However, there is one policy that I find very frustrating, and it feels like a scam. Their return policy states that they do not refund money; instead, you only receive store credit. This is their biggest issue. For example, their washers are not tested, and they claim this is because there is no external water hookup available. You have just three days to make a return, so if you buy something on a Thursday, your return window will expire by the following Sunday. It's important to note that this is a commercial building, and it is against county code not to have an external water hookup. Additionally, under Florida law, retailers are not required to provide you with a refund.

They SERIOUSLY price gouge. One employee tried to con me out of my store credit when I had returned…read morean electronic item. The same employee told me I had three days to return it under the return policy, but I'd need to bring it back on Tuesday as they were closed Monday...they are open on Monday. Monday would have been the 3rd day. If I waited to return it until Tuesday I would have been stuck with a $60 item that didn't work. Shady bunch that took the place over when they switched hands.

Lots of decent clean stuff to look through. It took me over an hour to see it all. Prices were a…read morelittle high on some things but mostly priced well. There were several tubs of small 25 cent items. Ladies working there were friendly.

This thrift shop has two sections: the air-conditioned front that has clothes, glassware and…read morejewelry, and the un-air-conditioned back that has more clothes, shoes, furniture, books, DVDs, knick knacks and such. Lots of clothes between the two halves. Benefits a religious group.

Ive been a huge fan of Hospice thrifts for 12 yrs when we became snowbirds. I visit 6 gun plaza…read morehospice thrift and the prices are really overpriced! The store is very full, because of these prices. These items are given, they should price items to move them on. I saw a Brahmin purse priced at $150. This wasn't a big purse and I believe $75-100 would be a fair price and move quick. I saw a purse $58 As Is written on the tag! Glass items priced $28-58.00. I walk in, would love to buy but not for these prices. The store needs to reconsider there pricing and clear this old merchandise and collect a fair price. I was told at the Hospice Thrift by the DMV. They do not reduce Chicos brand.....what!! Even Chicos has a sale! Lol. The Hospice Thrift in Lady Lake i feel is reasonable and they really move the merchandise. Please rethink and make changes to help the people who want to help by purchasing but cant.

NO LONGER A 'THRIFT STORE'...but a wanna-be 'boutique'....with high prices on everything to match…read morethat designation...! Yes...the 'decor' is fancier (and possibly cleaner!) than others...but ALL the prices (specially on kitchen items) are WAY too high to be considered 'thrift'...! Just be warned...and prepare to pay LOTS more...!