Cedar Chest Thrift Store
855 King St E, Cambridge, ON N3H 3P2
Community thrift store
Cambridge has a useful mix of community thrift shops, nonprofit ReStore shopping, consignment and locally run secondhand stores across Galt, Preston and Hespeler. Use this guide to compare store types before planning a thrift run across the city.
Use the filters to narrow the hunt, then open any store that catches your eye for more details.
855 King St E, Cambridge, ON N3H 3P2
Community thrift store
200 Preston Pkwy, Cambridge, ON N3H 5N1
Nonprofit ReStore
211 Queen St W, Cambridge, ON N3C 1G2
Independent consignment store
310 King St E, Cambridge, ON N3H 3J5
Independent consignment boutique
15 Water St N, Cambridge, ON N1R 3B2
Community thrift store
22 Main St, Cambridge, ON N1R 1V4
Community furniture thrift store
6B - 75 Dundas St N, Cambridge, ON N1R 6G5
Nonprofit thrift store
Try another option and keep the treasure hunt going!
Cambridge spreads secondhand shopping across Galt, Preston and Hespeler, so the shortest route is not always the one with the most stores. Community thrift shops such as St. Vincent de Paul and Cedar Chest feel very different from furniture-heavy ReStore shopping or a curated consignment stop.
For general bargain hunting, start with the donation-based stores. If furniture, decor or renovation supplies are the priority, the Cambridge ReStore and RPM furniture location are better first stops. Next Time Around and Posh Consignment are more selective and work better when you want a curated browse.
If you want to keep the treasure hunt going, these covered cities are close enough to consider for another stop or a separate thrift day.
Distances are approximate straight-line distances between covered city centres, so actual driving or transit routes will vary.
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