Goodwill Bins Pennsylvania Store Locations

"This is the perfect store for casual Goodwill shoppers and the hardcore pickers. Half of the store has big bins that are wheeled out with unsorted items. You have to pick through and items are sold by weight. Some people love that (like my son) and have the patience and reap the rewards." - Jeffrey

"One of the best kept secret of Goodwill. You pay per pound. Some deals are good some are not so much. If you find a great deal good for you! Look through the last chance bins for treasures that others have passed over" - Steve

"The store is set up with giant blue bins that are full of shoes and clothes and a variety of other stuff. You have to spend time and dig for things, but I found a lot of name brand items. If you have the time and aren't picky then you can find some decent clothes. Is recommended checking it out at least once. Also they charge by the weight of clothes. $1.29 per pound of clothing." - Kat

"I cannot stress how great this place is. Great merchandise, decent amount of high end designer pieces, many items with original tags, polite employees and really great regular customers. It's pretty rare to see aggressive behavior here. I want to address the negative comments people made...some were simply not true. The others clearly just don't "get it". How do you think they can offer the merchandise for $1.29 a lb? You want racks, things catagorized, full service, etc? Then be prepared to absorb those costs by paying higher prices. Nothing is free people (unless you're goodwill itself of course. lol). To the manager, your responses are articulate and impressively tempered. Keep up the good work my friend." - Carmen

"First time here since they closed the Camp Hill location. One question…What happens to all the shoes? Use to be 8 bins of shoes everyday. Nice store and employees just doesn't carry the items and quantities they use to." - Pandora

"The first think I wanna say is how awesome the 2 upfront workers at the cashier are. They are literally the most pleasant, kind and patient people even when customers are rude or not listening. This outlet center is one of the smaller ones but they keep ot pretty clean. There is a bathroom. No vending machines so bring snacks because you could stay all day as they flip the bins pretty often. I do highly enjoy this place!" - Heather

"Some excellent vintage finds, not great for designer, some decent mid-tier brands. Not a large outlet, but clean and well run. The bins turn over fairly regularly, but only a few at a time. Definitely worth a visit for some fun vintage pieces but if you're looking for high-end stuff this is not the place. I spent a few hours and picked up some great 80s and 90s sweaters, denim, T-shirts, blouses, and a few more recent pieces of outerwear. For newer styles in good condition it's all Old Navy, target, American Eagle, etc. Some mid-tier but more older styles, poorer condition and more picked over." - Mary

"This bins is one of the more comfortable bins I've ever been too, it is pretty laid back not as many people hawking for stuff. That said- the other comment on lack of high end stuff is true, but I have found some really cute pieces that I wear constantly. The turn over of bins is much lower key too, now in Covid they only change bins once during the day. I also like that there is a store and a bins side by side so you have the choice of your experience. I often make the total rounds of both stores." - Angela

"I am continually frustrated when I enter the store and there are no carts available. There are usually no carts outside either. There are customers who fill a cart and set it at the front of the store and go fill another cart. Staff has said they are not allowed to do this but no one stops them. The one woman manager will make an announcement and help you get a cart." - Kelly

"This was my first visit to this Goodwill. My wife and I walked in the door and just stopped to take it all in. The building was large. There was rows of blue bins about 4' x 8' x 1-1/2' deep everywhere. They were on carts at waist level and filled to the top. People with masks and gloves were digging for treasures. My wife and I came out of our fog and started digging in, too. I found a pink flamingo by Don Featherstone. I knew better than to put it down. When we checked out, they charged by the pound. My purchase cost 66 cents. It was fun. We will get back there soon when we have more time." - Ken

"It is a road trip that even the kids look forward to. Go and plan to spend time going through the bins. Awesome deals. Helps a single mom supporting her kids on her own. Overall the staff is very nice and seriously awesome deals. One of my favorite thrift stops." - Jen

"This Goodwill store offers clean items that are fairly priced and restroom facilities that are immaculate. Plan on spending some time here because of the size of the store and quantity of product. Additionally, this location houses an outlet in which items are charged by the pound and appears to be a favorite way to shop for many thrifters and resellers. Digging through these large bins of miscellaneous items and clothing, looking for that special something, can be a lot of fun. This is a very nice Goodwill store and Victoria, at checkout, is fabulous." - Michal