Savers Camperdown

Shane Scott★★★★★June 2026Report

Wow,lived in Camperdown for over 4 years didn't know about the place till the other night,is there anything useful they don't sell,doubt it,it's got clothing furniture bric a brac electrical goods .Second hand? very hard to tell .They have shopping trolleys a lift two or three levels it's huge.$100 on my first visit easy $400 worth not exaggerating about 10 items. Next day went back to return shoes,too small stopped at the hotel across the street grabbed a takeaway meal put $10 in the poker machine $80 win walked out and forgot the shoes,good shoes brand and light as a feather Good afternoon that 🫧 Two weeks later now Shoes never found went back bought another pair got them home brand new new balance red tried the right foot on in store perfect fit,got them home thought ,put the first shoe on fit wonderful put the next shoe on and it didn't fit,not just didn't fit i was trying wrong foot,I sat there trying on the shoes in different ways but they wouldn't work. Then I noticed identical shoes both right foot,they were even tied together at the shop$30 for shoes that not too small this time wrong foot? Both right feet or I've got two left feet😜.

z3173054★★★★★September 2025Report

We really enjoyed Savers! Good quality used items selling for a fraction of the price. Move over Vinnies and Salvos store - this shop is like the Kmart of used goods. Easy check out and very spacious. You can get here by bus or drive here (limited off street parking). Plenty of kids toys, clothes, homeware.

Stacey Trock★★★★★August 2025Report

The beloved American thrift store Savers has landed in Australia! Three floors of second-hand goods at reasonable prices. Clothing (including kids, formal wear and sports gear), housewares, books, toys and more. 🚍 Accessible by bus routs along Paramatta Rd, also walking distance from the RPA. 🚘 Street parking, your best bet is on Mallett St 💳 Takes credit card

Alan Huynh★★★★★August 2025Report

Amazing op shop that just opened up. This was quite the experience. They have an initiative where you donate clothes and receive a 20% discount. We had dropped off the clothes and had a blast going through every floor and aisle there. There’s three levels with a lift inside in case you purchased a lot and took a trolley. The prices are reasonable and sometimes even cheaper than other op shops. I was quite impressed by how they hang the jeans. For the clothing they also sort by sizes which makes it easier to browse. You can easily get lost on the third floor with how much there is to see there. Definitely worth a visit if you love thrifting!