Such a cute and VERY CLEAN Thrift Shop. The volunteers are so delightful and such a joy to…read moreinteract with. All of the proceeds stay within the Community for medical related causes. This non-profit is 100% volunteers- NO paid positions or administrators. I'm so happy to support this quaint Shop which supports our Community.

I love this store! I have found several real "finds" there. Every now & then I'll find some…read morearticle of clothing that is from the 50's or 60's when clothing was made to last & was real quality. You just never know what you will find. The store is run by sweet little ole ladies (sorry ladies) who all volunteer their time. The proceeds go to a great cause.

This is a big mall. Upstairs and down. We did find a…read morecouple small items that we can get home in our luggage. But it's always fun to look. Lots of books and glass.

I'm a resident of Port Townsend and I've bought many items here: furniture, art, Waterford crystal,…read morejewelry, and English porcelain. Quality pieces and excellent service are all part of the experience. Great resource for collectors. Check it out.

Senior Thrift in Freeland is more than just a place to find a good deal--it's a must-see spot on…read moreWhidbey Island. What you buy here helps fund key services like Meals on Wheels for local seniors and their caregivers through an organization called Island Senior Resources (ISR). The store is huge, taking up two floors, and it's a required stop for anyone visiting or living on South Whidbey. Unlike many big thrift stores that feel messy, Senior Thrift is exceptionally clean and neat. It's set up more like a high-end consignment shop than a typical warehouse. Everything is clearly labeled, and the items are usually in great shape, showing the high quality of donations, they receive. The aisles are wide, the displays are attractive, and browsing is a relaxing, fun experience. The store is packed with a huge variety of items in almost every category: * Clothes: You'll find high-quality, gently used clothes for men and women, often with designer brands mixed in, especially in their special "Pick of the Litter" area. Everything is sorted well, making it easy to find what you want. * Home Goods & Decor: This is the store's strong point. The two floors allow for a massive selection of furniture, dishes, small kitchen appliances, and unique decorations. A fun highlight is the dedicated Christmas Room, which is open year-round for holiday shoppers. * Books & Media: They have a good selection of books and media. Honestly, I REALLY come for the books. I could spend hours in the stacks searching for rare and vintage book on subject of interest to me as well as contemporary murder mysteries that I enjoy reading. While the prices are generally fair and reasonable for the quality (especially since your purchase is a donation), occasionally a large or antique item might seem a bit expensive. I recently found a large, chunky bracelet with the 12 signs of the zodiac carved into it for $400 and a beautiful Hamsa Hand for $75.00! But overall, you get excellent value for your money. The best part about shopping here is the mission. Every dollar supports Island Senior Resources, funding important services like ride programs for medical appointments, food delivery, and support for those caring for an older adult. The staff, mostly kind and knowledgeable volunteers, are extremely friendly and make the store a cheerful place to visit. Senior Thrift in Freeland is easily one of the best thrift stores on Whidbey Island. It wins because it has a great selection of goods, keeps everything perfectly organized, and directly supports a crucial local cause. If you want a fun shopping trip where your money truly helps the community, head straight to Senior Thrift. You're guaranteed to find a treasure and feel great about supporting local seniors

The prices are way too high for a thrift store. I even saw a pin priced at $425. I understand that…read moresome collectibles can be valuable, but who is coming to a thrift store expecting to pay prices like that? A lot of the items are priced as if they were brand new, which defeats the purpose of shopping at a thrift store. Since this is a senior thrift store, I feel like items should be priced to actually sell. Moving more inventory would encourage people to come back, and it seems like that would do more to support the seniors than having items sit on the shelves because they're overpriced. On top of that, the worker at the front had an attitude, which made the experience feel unwelcoming and left me not wanting to come back. I really hope the pricing and customer service improve because I'd like to support the cause.

Spent a weekend thrifting. Hands down my favorite stop for new and gently used hardcover and…read morepaperback books. The prices are beyond reasonable. If you are a book lover this is a must stop. You will not find a cheaper read in person or online. This location has a dedicated book nook in the back of the store complete with string lights and an assortment of romance, suspense, history, self help, young adult, and children books.

Great people, great selection, and you know your money is going towards a fantastic cause! They…read morehave a large selection of used books, clothing, and more. I also love that they have a small craft section where you can find things such as yarn, thread, stamps, and notebooks for great prices.

I love this shop. The owner is delightful and has a lovely selection of home decor, soaps,…read morecandles, etc. We bought some very nice small soaps for our travels and some of the larger sizes too. This will be a go-to shop for us in future visits!

The best in home decor, decoration and gifts. Friendly, professional service. I love shopping…read morethere!!!

Summer House Design was a great stop as Steve and I were browsing through the various shops in…read moredowntown Port Townsend. This particular place drew me in due to their patron saint candles. There was one of RuPaul, Pee Wee Herman and the entire Rose Family from Schitts Creek. There were other great ones too but those really stuck with me. I have seen these types of candles before but it's been a while and this shop has more variety than most of these types of candles than I've seen anywhere else.

SUMMERHOUSE DESIGN…read more Summerhouse Design is my favorite shop in Port Townsend. It's full of unique things that make great gifts. So many fun items in one place, as well as some cool vintage housewares that will bring back memories!

I was in Washington visiting friends and we stopped in Port Gamble to check it out, and found our…read moreway to Harmony by the Bay, located in a historic house. So much to look at!! Could have easily spent a couple hours in there. Other than antique glassware and dishes (FiestaWare!) and lots of other fun little things, they also have bamboo clothing from EcoDesignz. I saw a dress I liked there but didn't buy it, and then got home and wished I had. I had seen that they had a Myspace page so looked them up, emailed them about the dress and they emailed me right back blahblahblah I had the dress 2 days later. They were SO incredibly nice to deal with, and I can't remember the last time I've been able to say that about a shop!

By far the best book shop i've ever been to! I love this little hidden gem of a store. The woman…read morewho helped us was extremely friendly and knew her inventory! I like to collect antique books, and was very pleased to find what they had to offer. Prices/condition of the books were pretty decent. I always tell my friends and family to check it out. Love the vibe of this place so much, I just want to bring a cozy blanket, coffee and sit in a corner all day.

This store seems to specialize in antiquarian technical books: medical, engineering, science, and…read moreso forth. This is exactly what I'm after, so it was a match made in heaven. If your taste is like mine, you will want to check out this store if you're ever in Port Townsend. It is a superb little spot that I could spend hours lost in. In addition to the technical books, it had a great selection of antiquarian books on other subjects. I spotted vintage children's books, classics, and poetry. There's a small selection of truly antiquarian books (prior to 1700) in Latin and Greek, as well. I need to go back to do quite a bit more digging around. The owner of the store is very pleasant to converse with. It's true that she prefers cash over credit cards, but as a small business I can't blame her at all. Credit card processing takes a big chunk of every transaction for the merchant.