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    Swain's General Store

    4.5 (64 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Anne D.

    After hiking around Hurricane Ridge we came here for popcorn. We ended up buying other things too. Their clever marketing worked on us. They have clothes upstairs and shoes downstairs along with a variety of just about anything. They've kept up with trends, quality merch too. We spent a good 30-45 minutes wandering around. We grabbed some souvenirs and snacks. The staff at the registers were friendly too. I put my stuff on the counter. I had a dumpster fire sticker. The cashier smiled and laughed at it. It's fun meeting people with the same kind of humor :)

    Can't go through P.A. without picking up some Swain's t-shirts!
    Rick S.

    "Swain's Has Everything!" That's the motto that burned in my brain from when I lived in Port Angeles. This store sits at the heart of this Pacific Northwest community and provides the kinds of goods needed by the citizens here. They've been doing this for a long time and have survived the onslaught of stores such as Walmart and Costco that have located nearby. The secret of their success is, IMHO, that they really cater to their customers with excellent service staff located throughout the store. They have the right products at the right prices. There is one thing Swain's does not have: Self-checkout. You get a live, friendly and helpful person to ring up your purchases. And of course, they always keep their popcorn machine running up front. A great place to shop. Highly recommended.

    A Port Angeles legend.
    Jennifer J.

    When in PA (that's Port Angeles, not Pennsylvania), a stop at Swain's is an absolute must. Part sporting goods store, part home goods store, part garden center, part hardware store, part clothing store, part toy store...I mean, if they don't have it you probably don't need it. I could literally spend hours roaming every aisle looking for everything from books to a new fishing pole (and I'd probably find several of each). Where Swain's truly shines is in their vast selection of pretty much everything. They don't just have ONE type of fishing pole. They have approximately six million. (Okay, I'm exaggerating...a little.) And if you can't find what you're looking for, there's a helpful employee nearby to point you in the right direction. On our recent glamping vacation to the area we stopped at Swain's three times to buy supplies, like a porch light for the RV, a sunshade for the beach, and even a sweeeet double loveseat camping chair. Hot tip: when you get to the cash register, don't forget to grab a bag of their tasty popcorn too!

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    Who does not love this store?! It is the funnest store to shop in Port Angeles. I am always looking for an excuse to stop by.

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    We swing by every time we go through PA. A great selection of , well, just about everything. Reminiscent of chubby & Tubby, RIP.

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    Quirky and huge selection. Everything you can think of is probably here. Wish we had more time (and money)

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