Angel View Resale Store - Yucca Valley - Yucca Valley, California

Miamii Miamii

Love the selection but I can’t buy as much as I could last year which is sad. Tshirt prices went from $2.49 to $5.99 (some are $6.99). My budget is the same so I leave with half as much 😭

Alexandra Santora

Staff is super very friendly, great music and vibes, and LOTS of clothing and knick knacks. I found like 5 awesome fun clothing pieces last time I went in! Some prices are great, some things are incredibly overpriced for a thrift store. They do have a changing room as well.

For example, I found an amazing Vintage North Face embroidered fleece pullover for $7.50!! Amazing. I also found a spatula I wanted and it was $5.... LOL

You can find great things but you need to be patient and thorough!

Hannah O’Neal

Three stars because I’ll keep going here but only because there are so few thrift stores in the area. Likely a crutch this store uses to sell pretty pricey clothes and home goods. Moved from WA state and walk into any Goodwill or Salvation Army and you’ll get a larger selection for cheaper. Staff have been nice some days and indifferent other days which I don’t mind.

Kathy Pickering

I like shopping there. I get lucky and find something at a decent price.
I have noticed that the books got way more pricey. I think the priceing gun is stuck on 3.99 on things that should be .99-1.99.
The workers are pretty nice.

Rae Rockwell

All thrift stores are hit or miss - so you’d have to go often to score something amazing. Because I’m a local, I have the opportunity to stop in anytime I’m grocery shopping next door. I’ve found some incredible pieces here that I’ve used in my home and other projects - also donate here any time I’m cleaning out my home. The staff always seems to be indifferent, but not rude. I think it’s somewhere you should frequent because you never know what you’ll find!

Eva F

The staff here is really great in both the donation and sales areas. They get so much stuff in there and it's all piled up in that workroom and I don't know how they don't get stressed out over it. They always cheerfully take your stuff despite their heavy workload.

It's pretty clean and organized for a thrift store.

A lot of times I'll take donations to this thrift store but then I end up shopping and buying more stuff. I like how the clothes are sorted by color and tidy on the racks. I have had interesting things in my closet for years that I bought there. It's a bit hit or miss and I think the resellers buy a lot of the clothes.

I was in there one day and a woman had a massive pile of clothes draped over her shoulder and was blazing through the racks grabbing things. It's too bad. I feel a little sad when I take good stuff there, like shoes. I'm pretty sure some reseller will grab them instead of a person that will be excited to find them. I did see a young woman at the picnic they have at the cemetery every year wearing a dress I donated. That made me happy. I bought that dress in San Francisco in the 80's and held onto it for 30+ years waiting for the right time to wear it, which never happened.

Chad Davis

Beautiful locations along the desert edge of hot springs in California

Thomas Schmidt

If your looking for a Thrift Store pick this one last.
Had three large, three medium Home Depot boxes with clothes and household items, a couple bags, a microwave and cart on a small trailer in the parking lot. Manger looked at it from the sidewalk and said he had no room. He showed me the area that is their "stockroom" looked like it had more than enough room. I've be to two other thrift stores to drop off a donation larger than this from clearing an estate and they were packed, and still took mine. They now have the good stuff,
Visit this store last, and only if you have to!