Steve and Lisa ( the very welcoming owners ) were so polite and knowledgeable about their…read morecollection of antiques. We're staying at an Airbnb in Hobart and wanted to check out some of the small businesses in the area, it's easy to walk through despite its large size and massive selection, we left with a few items at such a reasonable price as most of the things in their shop are. Me and my boyfriend were amazed the whole time. Bonus points if you get to meet any of the 3 very friendly pets! One bunny rabbit of a German Sheapard and two beautiful cats.

From the owner: At Second Wind, we give new life to old things. We offer many old, historic, unique, and unusual…read morethings. Useful Things. Good Things.

The woman who owns the shop is so kind and helpful. She makes and curates all of the various…read moreamazing things in this store. It's such a wonder to look at everything, everywhere you look there is something unique and beautiful. I always find something incredible in the huge selection when I go. So many vintage and lovely handmade items. They even have a kids section!

From the owner: Step off the beaten path and into a unique and unexpected shopping experience. The SHOP at…read moreCatskills Junction, is nestled between the Catskill Scenic Trail and Railroad Avenue, in the quaint village of Stamford, NY~ Queen of the Catskills. The SHOP is open year-round and offers an eclectic mix of vintage to new items for every age and interest. Home to owner, Momma Wonder™, and the Original Wonder Woolie Felted Artisan Soap, every item in the boutique is selected, curated and designed to offer unique and varied items from the surrounding shops. Original, handcrafted offerings include natural stone and glass jewelry, pure essential oil bath & body products, note and post cards, succulents in vintage vessels, and a cacophony of mixed materials, metals, resin, steampunk and industrial jewelry, as unique and original as the customers who buy them. The Momma Wonder™ signature Lil' Catskills line includes a selection of vintage to new clothing and toys and a wide variety of beautiful and clever, custom made gift boxes for infants and children. At the SHOP , you will also find a wonderful selection of natural and handcrafted soaps, candles, food items and crafts from local farms, artisans and small, women-owned businesses from across the country. The SHOP offers a relaxing atmosphere that allows you to take a deep breath and wander among the nostalgic and beautifully staged items while engaging your senses. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for updates on products and hours.

If you have a mini vacay in Woodstock or you're a local like I am and want to find some unique…read morefinds, don't pass up the chance to indulge in some thrift retail therapy at the long-standing Castaways on Mill Hill Rd. The space isn't huge- but the options are almost endless and exciting here. If you're the type who loves vintage at thrift prices, you'll bring those vintage finds back to life. I recently found two white quartz(?) bookends at $6ea that may seem small- but they're heavy AF. Prior to that, I've found small catch-all trays or other items. The staff is always friendly and willing to answer any of your questions about anything. So whether you want a nostalgic vintage cardigan, a vase, tea set, this or maybe that, Castaways is one of the best thrift+ vintage shops in Woodstock that won't disappoint you.

I am a long-time customer at Castaways. I've always enjoyed the environment, the noninvasive yet…read morehelpful nature of the staff, as well as the selection of clothing and jewelry. Normally I would give the store five stars. However, my most recent experience shopping there was less than pleasant. In fact, it was notably strange. Upon entering the store my friends and I were greeted by an employee that I had never seen before. She gave us a rundown of the store while we were looking around and I politely told her that we had been there before and didn't need to be told where and what things were. That was excusable. However, the experience got stranger. I was looking through a box and found a loose pair of pantyhose that I was thinking about purchasing. The employee entered the other room where my friends and I were Coincidentally, I picked up my bag and the pantyhose and went over to another section at the same time she was entering. In doing that I think I may have set off a shoplifting alarm in her head. Without asking, she picked up the pantyhose next to my bag and told us that she was going to put them up front. I protested because I wasn't sure if I wanted her to do that. She proceeded to tell me in somewhat of a scolding tone that she was going to bring them up front (regardless of my protests) and that they should have been left in their packaging (there was no packaging). After this encounter, she kept her eye on us consistently. I tried on two dresses and she interrupted my conversation to ask me a question about the dress I had on. She also asked loudly if anyone was in the dressing room as I was clearly changing in there. I found this whole experience strange and frankly invasive. I also felt singled out because of some unfounded (and obvious) suspicion. I do enjoy Castaways and I have been a long-time patron. However, I am reluctant to go in the store again because I would not like to have another encounter like the one I had today.

Definitely not Thrift Store prices. But get ready to spend dollar, dollar bills on Antique finds…read morehere. I'm always on the hunt for a good deal on unique and bizarre finds. That being said, I didn't score anything. Located in Central Ave on the north-bound lane- Nana's is small and has an impressive collection of Antiques. Quick and pleasant chat with the owner(?) who mentioned a couple of sales and their upcoming 40th anniversary on the block. If you're looking for champagne flutes on a beer glass budget- this isn't for the trifter in mind. But do spend a little time though- going through piles of costume jewelry, small metal furniture plus other uncommon finds.

As a fellow weirdo from New Jersey, I fell in love with Nana's Attic from the parking lot. I was…read moregreeted by a face on a post and gargoyles on lamps. A shiny aqua Vespa sat in the sunny parking lot. Once inside, it's floor to ceiling and every nook of space inside countless curios of treasure. Tiny apothecary bottles with 19th century medicinal "cure" labels; taxidermy specimens of all sizes; antique plates; shaving brushes; modern swords, shuriken, even a batarang; glassware smoking paraphranelia; and a delightful selection of canes. The second room contains a wondrous wooden dry bar with red velvet and iron barstools where the owners sometimes sit with friends. Swords and animal heads are mounted on the walls. If you are looking for a moose head to complete your Murder By Death homage haunted house, you can get one here.

Amazing and unique vintage furniture like I've never seen anywhere else - wild old signs, vintage…read morefurnishings and architectural pieces galore!! It's like Brimfield for the other 51 weeks of the year :) I love this place!! My wife and I are flying back to NY for the Mary Randolph Carter book signing on Saturday and we can't wait to check out the new inventory too!! Check out the pics of some of their inventory on Facebook - simply amazing stuff: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Hudson-Mercantile/596920753717378 Need a 12-foot sign that says 'A-OK' ? Or, hand colored, poured concrete molds of Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum's heads to use for bookends in your loft? Guess where you can find both? This place rocks!!

From the owner: A unique and unusual collection of antique and vintage furniture art and accessoriesread more

This is the best thrift shop in the entire catskill/Hudson Valley area. They have the greatest…read moreselection of every kind of goods you can imagine. They have artwork and antiques that are beyond belief. There is nothing that even looks used. About half of the clothing is absolutely brand new/unused and the remainder looks brand new. Someone told me that they cull thru the donations and only keep the absolute best of the best. This is a new location which is larger than the old one and located in the center of Margaretville in a beautiful old building which is the cornerstone of the Village. They have frequent "Bag Sales" where you can fill a bag for a fixed price and also regular "2 for 1 sales". Many NYC visitors make sure they come to the Margaretville Thrift shop because of the quality and low prices.

Too expensive with unfriendly staff . Do not recommend. Low quality items with exorbitant pricesread more

I didn't find anything I just had to have but a good selection of stuff. Nice, helpful staff.read more

A small country thrift shop inna cute town. The staff were friendly & very helpful. There was a…read moreselection of men, women & children clothes & shoes. They also had some fancy clothes, too. They had household items & well as bedding. Prices were fair.

It's a consigners dream. The best attribute of Cornucopia is that as a consigner they accept most…read moreanything. I'm so used to Silks and Treasures long list of items and brands they don't consign as they only have so much room because everyone consigns there that they want only things that can bring a larger sale which makes sense but so many gently used or barely worn items I couldn't bring went to Cornucopia and always sells. I've gained some nice returns at Silks but more than trippled that at Cornucopia in half the time. My consignment experience with Shakedown Street was awful. I never saw even one item I consigned on the floor and things like brand new bags and shoes which would have sold in a couple days, a week at most at Silks and Treasures were never bought at Shakedown. I consigned hundreds of dollars worth of clothing, bags and shoes and got one payout for 12 bucks and another for 22 bucks. That's it. Pretty sure they made a killing selling my stuff online, at least that's what I heard. Cornucopia actually let's you have your items back too if they don't sell which is the major draw for consigning there. And the store looks nice for the most part. My only complaint is the new clothes they have are too expensive so naturally people buy the used stuff. I've bought many nice dresses and jeans there this past year and they don't take out anything so I find myself looking for tank tops by pushing past the turtleneck sweaters but it's worth it. No fuss no worries no list to remember and I either pick up my cash or pick up my stuff if it ends up not selling so I never loose or feel cheated.

I used to stop in here once in a while to see what they had. Every time I went there, I was always…read morea mess. Boxes of items never unpacked, and the 2 girls that work there just sit behind the counter on their phones. In the back room, there are clothes on the floor, and it is just an unorganized clutter mess. The clothing and shoes are in terrible shape and outdated and they smell. I will not go back, it is pretty gross.

wonderful little local shop full of cute and sophisticated clothing and accessories. perfect little…read moresetting too. we love it. and the owner is so nice

One of my favorite "second time around" shops. The inventory changes often so be sure to stop back…read moreon a regular basis. The owner is very creative with her window displays, the prices are very good and its always a pleasure to shop there.

I don't frequently stop in Salvation Army stores but we were waiting for some Chinese food across…read morethe street at China19 and walked here to look around. We actually found two board games to play with the kids. The store is well organized and relatively clean. The majority of the floor space is occupied with clothing racks, but the sides of the store have other items; toys, books, housewares, etc. The toys we bought were in good shape. The building looks like it's starting to show its age. Prices were very reasonable. There was some on-street parking right in front of the store.

Bailed on a pickup of 12 boxes of household goods with no explanation. Wanted to reschedule to a…read moremonth later.