Joshua Springs Thrift Shop

Not a terribly huge selection, but if you search you will find treasure for get prices. Plenty of room to search, which is nice since a lot of these places are too cramped to really look for stuff. Overall, it was pleasant and isn’t that what you want in a store.

Probably the most overpriced thrift store I’ve ever seen. And the best furniture items aren’t for sale. I also noticed they mistake actual designer items for mock ones, and price wrongly. Just saw a used target brand purse for $ 16.99! I could buy one brand new in that store for less money.

I went into this store at first because of all the awesome window frames hanging in the front display but they weren’t for sale… Then found an awesome hutch… Not for sale. Everywhere I turned a lot of the items were for display only, disappointing to say the least. Everything else was your typical thrift store, not a place I’ll go back to.

Not a bad thrift per se but it’s really picked over and has mostly new stuff. A few if the near vintage items were priced a little high. I would not be sad if I skipped this place while thrifting in the area.

I went in to the Joshua Tree Thrift Shop affiliated with Joshua Springs Calvary Chapel in Yucca Valley thrift store today to pick up a few items. It went ok until I tried to purchase the three items I had. I asked the cashier to take a complaint that some of the items in the store seemed high priced for a thrift store. She started to tell me about the sales the thrift store has and I said that I really did not feel like listening to an explanation about the sales, and still would like her to take the complaint. She started saying more about the prices being low. I said that I did not feel like being argued with about it neither. She said she had never been treated so badly by anyone before and left the cash register area and got the manager. The manager let me know she has a hearing problem. I said in addition to a hearing problem she is histrionic and apparently she is incapable of taking a complaint as well. The manager was just as rude. She asked me if I would like her to take my money as she held my money up in the air. I said are you refusing me service. She did not answer. I said yes I gave it to you to take it so I could pay for the items and get out of here. She said she would give me some change. I said no I do not want anything from you besides I have the money, and I gave her a quarter to cover the change. The cashier and/​or the manager could have made things much simpler by letting me know the amount owed. The manager ignored my questions and did not acknowledge my complaint neither. I had previously decided not to go into the church building because of treatment from the «welcoming» committee on the phone even though I have sent them my tithes for years now. I am not going to ever go into the Joshua Tree Calvary Chapel Thrift store building again neither. It isn’t worth it. There are many other thrift stores in the area and I am not going to support the kind of behavior I experienced by going to the store or sending tithes to the church.

Clean thrift store, but the management is rude along with some of the staff. Tried to ask some questions about merchandise and was answered with attitude. Won’t be going back. Over priced too.

A great thrift store that is owned by a large Church here in town.
Always neat and clean with good items for sale. You won’t get ripped off.

Visiting the in laws this week in yucca valley. I wanted to hit up some second hand stores for my baby. This store is kept very neat and organized. I found a cute shirt gently used for my son for Halloween, and some hand made vintage looking burp rags. Not a huge selection here but decent for the stores size. The staff here are very friendly. merchandise isn’t totally over used that its not appealing. If you’re a fan of thrifting I would recommend stopping by :)