Thrift Store Trail

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A cozy and colorful thrift store interior with neatly arranged racks of second-hand clothing, hats, handbags, and shoes. The store features decorative items such as pillows, flowers, framed mirrors, and plush teddy bears on upper shelves, creating a welcoming and eclectic atmosphere. A display case on the left showcases jewelry and accessories.

Discover Hidden Treasures across the County

Love the thrill of the thrift? Explore our communities in a whole new way and uncover their best-kept treasures at budget-friendly prices. Follow the Thrift Store Trail to discover Wellington County’s favourite spots for thrifted, vintage, and consignment finds. From quirky collectibles to gently-loved clothing, each shop along the trail offers something unique — and affordable. 

Sustainable shopping, community stories, and unexpected treasures await!

Know Before You Go

Before you set out, here are a few top tips to help you make the most of your Thrift Store Trail adventure:

  • Bring your own reusable bags
  • Double-check opening hours
  • Some stores prefer cash, so stop at an ATM beforehand
  • Set aside plenty of time to browse
  • Make it a day trip — plan a picnic and enjoy the scenic charm of the county

Happy hunting!

Store Locator Map

Destinations

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A corner of a thrift store with various clothes hanging on racks. Nearby shelves display assorted items such as shoes, bags, art and much more.
The Pretty Penny, Moorefield
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A wall showcasing different types of art.
Stumbled Upon, Mount Forest
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Bookshelves labeled for Teens and Children, filled with colorful books.
New To You, Erin
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The Goldies thrift shop logo displayed on a wall, with a glimpse of nearby aisles featuring clothes, caps and hats.
Goldies Thrift Shop, Salem
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A section of the store showcasing Clothes and footwear
Changing Hands, Harriston

Planning to gather in Guelph? Check out Guelph’s Thrift and Consignment Map

Belwood Reuse Center

Reuse Centres

Don't forget to check out the County's Reuse Centres operated at three waste facilities. By providing a convenient location for people to drop off items they no longer need and allowing others to pick these items up, many items can be given a second life.

Did you know?

In Canada, nearly a half million tonnes of textiles are sent to landfill each year. By shopping at thrift stores you’re helping the re-use economy thrive! Learn more about how to look good and do good at Fashion Takes Action (linked above).

Circular Economy

A circular economy makes the most of the materials we already have by mending, sharing, and re-using for as long as possible. To learn more about local groups doing this work, see our Circular Resources page (linked above).