Neat little shop in the heart of Leaonardtown with everything from 90s toys, games, glassware,…read moreinternational items, like porcelain Egyptian cats and elegant Asian vases... to 80s clothing, comic books and even a witchy section with tarot cards and sage... The only cons: some items are very high-priced... and the layout of the shop is quite small and gets crowded... All-and-all a neat little place... but would hope to see new items and more of a selection if I were to go back...

Worth a stop! Nice folks, a good selection of unique items priced reasonably, and very attentive…read morestaff. Two thumbs up!

I always find just the right things there and the ladies working there are so nice. It's one of my…read morefavorite places to visit when I visit back home.

Some great finds in clothing, new shows, housewares values and condition exceptional at Such fair…read moreprices! Great staff as well - kind, smart, gracious and truly giving back to society as volunteers that truly care this money goes to such a great cause / the efforts of these volunteers give SO much back to needy

Great treasures and such sweet people! We stop by whenever we pass! You will find anything your…read moreheart desires here!!

A really fun place to look around and maybe buy a treasure or two although prices are a bit high in…read moremy opinion. They have a unique variety of ephemera that gives the place a museum feel.

Jane is knowledgeable and engaging about her inventory. In addition to antique furniture, she…read morecarries some locally made (shelf-stable) food products and art works. This would be a great place to do your holiday shopping!

This is a great little shop with interesting items and prices that don't hurt. The lady who runs…read moreit is a real dear. I can't believe someone posted a one star review because they weren't open. Maybe there was a death in the family or the owner was sick.

Really high quality. Loots of variety from kitchen ware to clothing to nice accessories.read more

This is the best thrift shop in Northumberland County. Well organized, priced to sell and great…read morevariety. One other point any medical appliance, wheelchair, etc are given with the only request "please return when your need are done". Every single dollar goes to our community!

If I owned a furniture/home décor business, I'd model it after Thrill of the Hunt! I not only love…read morethe name of this unique home goods shop, but I love that it's in the quaint community of Ashland and that it stocks inventory from local craftspeople. The wooden farm tables, cutting boards, lazy Susans, rolling pins, utensils, wine racks and shelves are masterfully crafted and designed. They carry an array of hand painted glass and pottery as well as kitchenware. You may spot a handmade toy, homemade totes, kitchen towels, bag holders, or some hand knitted accessories. Also found on the shelves of this cute shop are coffee and tea related items, even coffee soap! You'll find beautiful seasonal decorations like wreaths and ornaments as well as baskets and tins. They stock a nice choice of lamps, chairs, accent pieces, vases, centerpieces and table scapes. You may discover the perfect piece of artwork for your home, or that special piece of jewelry that speaks to you! TOTH is known too, for their custom painted furniture, if you have an item that needs a facelift, or would just like to add a pop of color to your home, they can help! Have you heard of Chalk Paint by Annie Sloan? Well, their collection of paints is amazing! So many colors to brighten your world! They even hold classes for you DIY folks! Yes, Thrill of the Hunt is certainly worth the drive! You'll be thrilled you came!!

Love this store and the owners!! My mother and I have purchased several pieces of chalk painted…read morefurniture and love them! If you're a chalk paint aficionado, this is the store for you!!

One of the nicest consignment stores I have experienced. The shop is inviting and the owner is…read morefriendly and welcoming. Highly recommend a visit you won't forget the experience.

I have been shopping at this store for over a year, and the service I receive is still exemplary…read more Sale staff (Ms. Janice) is very professional, listens to what your needs are and provides service with a smile; not only to me, but to other customers as well.

Unfortunately, not a whole lot to write about this place. It is a small coffee truck that sits in…read morethe parking lot of consignment shop. The staff was extremely friendly, but their latte machine was broken and the options were somewhat limited. I did notice that the prices were very good. We will be back, hopefully when the latte machine is working!

The young girls working there do not know what they are doing. My coffee and Chai Tea were…read morelukewarm. What a waste of money.

Side doors are not open, so go around the front. Super nice people. Got two rings for 7 dollars…read moreeach and small adorable zippered pouches for a dollar each! Eclectic finds for sure!

Boyfriend and I came in as we were passing through. Obviously, being by the Beach, they had a…read moreVendor with Fishing Supplies. One of the Workers seemed to have an issue with him looking at Fishing Poles. When he picked it up to look at it, with the intention of buying it, she said "fish aren't biting in here", in a rude, short tone while shooting him quite a serious stare. We promptly put the item back and left. Upsetting for the vendor that would have sold an item! We frequent Antique Malls, Emporiums, and Markets. Never have had an issue before with picking up an item to look at it, especially when then item isn't labeled as "do not touch".

Drift on by this thrift store... yep, that's right, keep walkin'…read more.. From the outside, this shop looked cute and promising - but disillusionment set in as went thru the door... Let me preface by saying I LOVE THRIFT STORES... I love finding a second hand shop in a quaint little town like Colonial Beach. But this isn't second hand... it's third or fourth hand! The inventory here isn't just used, it's beyond. Much of the junk here was broken, damaged, and dirty. I saw a cute leopard skirt that had a huge rip in it and it was marked $6! T-shirts, blouses And tank tops were stained and torn. Sweaters were pilled, pants missing buttons and dirty.. Worn out broken sandals and flip flops were... hold onto your hats... $5! Haha, ridiculous. You can go to the dollar store, Walmart or Old Navy and buy new ones for a buck. I checked out the jewelry and most of the earrings were rusty or missing beads and they were priced too high. Some of the glassware was chipped. I will say the S & P shelf was full of cute, kitschy pairs of nostalgic shakers and some of the kitchenware was worth a gander. I saw some nice silver toned candlesticks on a table but they were overpriced for this shop. Other than that, the whole place was just junky, dusty and disorganized. I felt itchy when I left... I hope they clean up their act and discard the useless items and start being more selective. Otherwise, it'll be "another one bites the dust" for this CB shop.

Drift and Thrift is very close to the waterfront and right in town, and has the potential to be…read morereally cute, but their merchandise is just really poorly curated. The shop is in what used to be a house, and one cute thing they've done is make the "kitchen" a room for kitchenware, but it's just packed and a lot of items are kind of dirty. In the back room, there are some clothes and shoes but the items are all dated and there were cheap plastic flip-flop selling for $5 and dirty, torn sandals and clothing. At the front door, there was a Keurig machine with complimentary coffee and tea, which was a nice touch. I bought a set of salt and pepper shakers for my collection, but this shop will not be on my list next time I'm in Colonial Beach.