Are you a proud thrifter? So many inexpensive treasures can be found if you know where to go and have a bit of patience. Make an entire day out of it by checking out this road trip to the best thrift stores in Maryland. We chose some of the highest-rated thrift shops from western Maryland to the eastern shore (although you could easily go east to west instead), so there’s sure to be at least one nearby. Think you could handle the entire trek across all the best thrift stores in Maryland? Read on and see for yourself!

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1. Amelia's Closet - Lavale

La Vale Plaza, 1313 National Hwy, Cumberland, MD 21502, USA
Google / Amelia's Closet
You can usually find several brand names of clothing, purses, and shoes here. From casual to business attire and more, you can find your new-ish wardrobe at Amelia's Closet, which goes by the motto "clothier for hope." For more information, head over to the official website of Amelia's Closet.

2. Act II - Hagerstown

13625-B, 13625 Pennsylvania Ave, Hagerstown, MD 21742, USA
Google / Lauren Rodriguez
Head to Hagerstown for Act II to load up on affordable clothing for children and adults, purses, and more. This place is well organized, and customers rave about the friendly service. Act II is traditionally open from Tuesday through Saturday.

3. Sass Upscale Retail Boutique - Cockeysville

10866 York Rd, Cockeysville, MD 21030, USA
Google Maps/Sass Resale Boutique LLC
Designer items without designer prices. This more upscale thrift shop offers great deals for women who are ready to look all sorts of sassy. Don't worry if you can't make it to the brick and mortar store. You can also shop online. Check out Sass Upscale Retail Boutique online.

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4. Waldorf Thrift Store Family - Waldorf

2100 Crain Hwy, Waldorf, MD 20601, USA
Google / Steven Sanders
This place is huge, with clothing, furniture, home goods, and so much more. You could spend more than an hour searching the items, and still have more to see. The thrift store features a loyalty program and specials, making it a must visit. Head over to the official Facebook page for Waldorf Thrift Store Family.

5. Return To OZ Consignments - Annapolis

2011 West St, Annapolis, MD 21401, USA
Facebook / Return To OZ Consignments
This spot offers a good selection of both children's and adult clothing, toys, and more. It's easy to find what you need, and it is all reasonably priced. If you have items you don't want, you can even make an appointment to take them to the consignment shop. For more information, visit Return to OZ Consignments.

6. Robin Hood Shop - Cambridge

416 High St, Cambridge, MD 21613, USA
Facebook / Robin Hood Shop
This place has clothing for all ages, furniture, and more. According to the Facebook page, "sales benefits the U. of M.S.M.C at Dorchester, it's patients, needs and staff." Check out some of the current inventory on the Facebook page for Robin Hood Shop.

7. HALO Bargain Center - Salisbury

701 Snow Hill Rd, Salisbury, MD 21804, USA
Facebook / HALO Bargain Center
This shop has a selection of jewelry, clothing, books, and furniture. Every dollar made goes to helping the homeless, hopeless, and hurting in the area. Find more information at the official website of HALO Bargain Center.

Do you agree that these are the best thrift stores in Maryland? What others would you add to the road trip? Let us know in the comments! If you’re a bookworm, check out this gigantic used book warehouse in Maryland next!

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  • Find some of the best prices around when you visit Patapsco Flea Market in Baltimore. The popular flea market opened more than two decades ago and features both indoor and outdoor vendors.

 

Where can I find the best antique shops in Maryland?

  • If you love antiquing, you’ll want to visit Frederick, known for its many antique shops. Start your visit to the charming town with a stop at Emporium Antiques, where you’ll have the opportunity to browse the antiques from more than 100 vendors.
  • If you’re on the hunt for mid-century furniture and accessories, carve out time to explore Vintage MC. You can also uncover an abundance of treasures at Bailey’s Treasures, which sells everything from hand-painted to vintage furniture.

 

Where can I find the best thrift stores in Maryland?

Can you think of a better way to go bargain shopping in Maryland than heading out on a road trip to some of the state’s best thrift stores?

  • The road trip to the best thrift stores in Maryland will take you to more than a half of a dozen thrift stores, and you’ll cover nearly 400 miles.
  • The epic road trip begins at Amelia’s Closet in Lavale, where you can find everything from business to casual attire. You might even snag a brand name or two.
  • The road trip will also take you to Act II in Hagerstown and Return to Oz in Annapolis.

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