2nd Ave Thrift Superstore - Oxford Valley - Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania

Steven Cross

Enormous thrift store full of treasures. The staff is very friendly and the store is very clean. Highly recommend for quality products T affordable prices!

William Carlin

The pricing is absolutely insane. Haven’t been here in two weeks and the stuff is now three times as much. $10 DVDs and five dollar hot wheels cars you can buy for a buck at Walmart. waste of time

Jennifer O'Donnell

One of my favorite thrift stores. I used to go to the one in Camden until they opened this a few years back. I always find good deals here. They are clean and organized. Prices are sometimes a bit high but they run specials and have different sales. Sometimes you can find brand new items. Parking is good and plentiful. Staff is great ? I would recommend this place if your looking for second hand items or that odd thing you don’t want to spend a fortune on new.

Josh McNeal

More like a “Big box store” of a thrift store. Unfortunately, nothing really thrift about it. Despite the rather large selection of goods to sift through, the prices are high. More than new in the box, where merchandise came from high. Idk who does the pricing but I feel there needs to be some restructuring of some sort. Men’s shirts average $12 - $18. Printers $40, monitors that predate HDMI (standard connection since 2008 for all things electronic, audio and visual, e.g., TV’s, streaming devices, soundbars, computers, etc..) ….$44 and up. Bath towels that are old and faded…. $5,$7,$9. That’s per towel. Lastly, and probably what set my thrift’n soul over the edge are the drapes. As you’ll see in the photos. One from the thrift store and the other Walmart…which is cheaper, brand new and for things considered, returnable for a certain amount of time. Now I don’t mean to sound like a prude or come off as being a contemptuous snob but this has just become ridiculous and I feel it’s gotten way out of hand. It’s taken the spirit of thrift and turned it into corporate greedy money pit. Such a shame.

Kari Gabor Most

Clean, huge selection of discounted priced items. All arranged easily to find whatever u need. Everything is gently used condition, some new too. Depends on the day. We have found a new place to shop!! Wish I found this place sooner!

Kellie Rush

This store is HUGE for a thrift shop!
It is well organized, and there is plenty of space. The aisles are wide enough for people with shopping carts to easily pass by each other. Clothing and shoes are arranged by size, which really saves time when shopping.
Other items and areas are also well organized.
There are plenty of fitting rooms, currently open for use, and tended by an employee so that they are available fairly to all, and kept clean and uncluttered by other people's discards. I even saw the attendant disinfecting surfaces of fitting rooms after each use!

Yes, the prices is this shop are a bit higher than most thrift shops, but the labor involved in maintaining the organization of stock, and even sanitizing areas used by patrons doesn't come free.
It's still FAR more affordable than regular retail!

True Review

This 2nd Ave Thrift is huge. It’s also organized. There is a large variety of items, especially clothes, shoes and home goods. However, there is a very small amount of furniture. The prices are average. They offer additional sales. I saw few employees, especially at the checkout. Getting assistance was hard. There is parking available. I find it hit or miss on any given day.

Karen Hansch

This store is well organized and clean but the pricing is absolutely insane. The clothing pricing is somewhat reasonable but all other categories I think the pricing needs restructuring and retaining. I will not be in a rush to return.