Nice thrift store with great prices. I've shopped there for years. Cashiers can be snippy for no…read morereason, not over prices, just not friendly. Not sure why. Old location had great parking but the new location on Dual Hwy does not have enough parking.

popular place along Dual Hwy has clean neat store. Parking is tight, but good furniture and…read moreseasonal item as well as clothing.

There are some great dealers here. The place is looking…read morebetter than ever. Good decor. Would love some more furniture and garden. I try to go every 2 weeks.

I've been going to this HUGE antique shop for seven years. I always find something, usually too…read moremany things! Standard set-up of individual dealers' booths. Just about anything you could imagine buying, someone has it here. Antique china, kitschy items, collectibles, tools, books, linens, etc. There's even an antique doctor's buggy outside for sale. Every time I take out of town visitors here, they end up shipping boxes of things back home. Friendly staff, free coffee, and restrooms.

Adorable cats in the store are available for adoption. They are in a separate room that you can go…read moreinto to play with them.

A great assortment of items, in great condition and for a very reasonable price. The kitten/cat…read moreroom is wonderful and helps these little homeless ones find a loving home.

This is a nice location... a lot of choices and well organized. Senior citizen discount on Tuesday…read moreand a discount for donating are nice perks.

Savers should be ashamed of themselves for selling freely given donations for equal to or more than…read moreit would cost to buy new. Shoes falling apart for $30, clothes with stains and holes in them for equally offensive prices. There's never any tags on sale or anything that would justify these prices. The greed of this corrupt company is sickening, and is the antithesis of a sustainable and accessible way to provide clothing for people. SHAME ON YOU SAVERS

The Thurmont Goodwill has moved to a new location on Thurmont Boulevard. While the store itself is…read morenice, it's bigger and it's more organized, the prices are absolutely astonishing. There were several hard goods that were priced higher than they sell online. They had a pair of Vans shoes that sell online for $48, priced at $49. A glass clown from Mexico is priced at $39.49 though it sells for between $10-$30. While I understand a store needs to make money to stay in business, this is absolutely absurd and it will cause a loss of repeat shoppers. Please do better on your research and pricing.

This was my first stop on my thrift itinerary from Thurmont to Springfield VA. It's located in a…read moresmall town right off the main highway. As an experienced thrifter and reseller small towns are usually the best places to score vintage. I went in with high hopes of leaving with lots of goodies. I took my own bag but surprise, Maryland and Virginia Goodwill's do provide bags unlike Pa. Once inside I was greetly warmly by a lady probably in her mid 80's who was welcoming and rattled off the specials. This location was on the smaller size and had a room full of clothes, shoes, and a shelf of seasonal and just when I thought there was nothing else to see I discovered a room with everything else. This space felt unheated and was a little rough, like it was once a garage but it was full of housewares, electronics, linens, toys, and and small amount of furniture and bigger items. Along the walls were bags of misc and like items bundled together in bags. I've seen this done on thrifting videos but never live. Each bag was around $5 give or take depending on size. While the store was neat and organized this unheated space felt like an afterthought and wasn't as nice as the main store. Prices were alot higher than I'm used to in PA, but the quality was decent. I didn't see any damaged items. I also didn't see alot of the vintage I was expecting to find and walked out only with a goodie bag of crocheted doilys for $3.49 , taking a gamble that none were stained. Upon checking out I encountered the sweet older lady again, who was just as warm and friendly with her goodbye as she was her welcome. The world needs more people like her. SIDENOTE: I did not see a dressing room and other thrift stores in the area had theirs closed. Masks were also required.

Amazing finds always and good pricing. Staff is wonderful. A large variety of furniture and nick…read morebacks.

Fun store and has a nice variety of items I have shopped there for years…read more Nicely decorated, very clean and friendly staff. You never know what you might find that sparks your eye! Highly recommend this store.

One of my favorite go to's for thrifting. They have a huge selection and offer gently used items…read moreand reasonable prices. Found several shoes and boots from there in great condition and amazing prices. Real leather, name brands! Take your time and you'll find real treasures.

I found some really lovely outfits. I will be back. The store is clean and the employees are very…read morehelpful.

We stop at this Goodwill every trip going through Berkeley Springs however the quality is going…read moredown and the prices are going up. I'm not sure what the reason could possibly be but it may be the last time stopping here. I will have to check to see if there are any nice local thrift shops or go in to the down town area. The conditions of the products inside are not as organized as before. Every thing seems to be hit or miss inside and not as clean as some Goodwill outlets.