Abbot's Thrift - Felton, California

Wayne C.

This is a non-profit thrift store housed in a former bowling alley. It is extremely well organized and the prices are legitimately low. If only Goodwill and the Salvation Army could be half as organized and competitively priced!

TheBayArea831

Great deals. For myself its a hit or miss finding treasures that I can use. Located in Felton on Hwy 9. Today I found a pair of jeans at 1/2 price. Blue tag. And a cute top. The thrift store has a big section of books, and dishes. They had 50% off of art and frames today. The toy section is good if you have little ones. A good variety of clothing as well. Outside in the parking lot you will notice a section that is all price at $1 each. Staff is always friendly when I shop here and helpful too. They sell furniture as well as bikes and tools.

Crystal S.

I love Abbots! You might have to dig deep to find your treasures but they are there and prices are great. A fun way to spend your day for bargain hunters.

Mariah R.

It's a thrift store, they seem to be decent with quality of items, I dont usually see or find trashy or broken items here. However alot of the items are very dated, but still useful. Some of the prices are a bit on the steep side for what they offer. Even though they offer deals on sticker colors, I feel like they forget it's a second hand / thrift store and price things like you would brand new.

Over all my experiences here have been ok, and sometimes I can find a good deal. I hope others can too.

M M.

Everytime we camp at Henry Cowell Campground, my husband always takes me here.
Notice prices went up. But still better than regular store

Lots of great buys. Looking for alternative swimsuits. Found Sports bra with more coverage n exerciser pants n shorts n nice dressy pants for another trip
Bought a great quality shoes.
I googled the brand ... leather .. expensive.. excellent price that I paid.

Lots of great buys

Deanna M.

I loved this place but the pricer is completely out of their gourd. I'll still pick through but someone needs to have a talk with whoever is sticking price tags on the merchandise they receive for free.

Sillystephy S.

I took me a trip to Abbott last Sunday. First, the drive down from Hwy 1 down a Bonny Dune Road was an unexpected experience. That road by its damn self needs a Google review. It felt like I was being tricked into a possible aliens abduction by google maps! It was an unexpected gorgeous drive into the mountains. Once I reconfirmed I was not being guided towards some Fire in the Sky shit I did low key hope a hot hillbilly man would have popped up asking me if I wanted to learn his ways …..Anywho, back to the thrift.

The place is very large. They’ve got an assortment of everything you would expect to find inside a genuine thrift shop. There was a lot of great art on the walls and in bins. This consisted of painted and prints. A healthy amount of glassware with some vintage added in too. Loads of cloths and then a lot of brick-brac. ( my fav ) Oh, they’ve got a lot of books too which is one section I didn’t get to on my trip but will for sure on the next. I eyed some vintage books. DVD’s there too. At the time of this review they had their Halloween out as well. Saw some late 90’s home stuff out in this section.

The prices are low and they have daily discounts on a lot of them. For fellow thrift/vintage hounds this one is great. The folks working there are honestly lovely. The whole place was just really cool. Go! It’s worth the drive

Laura F.

The best thrift store in the world, and get this a friendly staff to boot!if your looking for something that is odd this would be the place. Fantastic prices.