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Goodwill Outlets In Delaware

Last Updated on June 18, 2024

New Castle, Delaware hosts the sole Goodwill Bins location in the state. Goodwill Outlet stores are havens for thrifty finds, but they attract a crowd.

Every day, thrifters, treasure hunters, and re-sellers flock to these outlets in search of bargains. With just one Goodwill Outlet in Delaware, competition can get intense.

Be sure to bring gloves and a large shopping bag on your first visit. The carts move fast, so arriving early is key. And if you don’t strike gold right away, don’t worry—new bins are restocked daily. Stay persistent, keep checking back, and you’ll soon master the art of thrifting.

Delaware Goodwill Outlet Map

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Goodwill Bins Delaware

Goodwill Outlet New Castle

Kids Not Allowed

Wheelchair Accessible

Restrooms Available

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

400 Centerpoint Blvd, New Castle, DE 19720
(302) 322-4716

Store Hours:
Monday 9AM–7PM
Tuesday 9AM–7PM

Wednesday 9AM–7PM
Thursday 9AM–7PM
Friday 9AM–7PM

Saturday 9AM–7PM
Sunday 12AM–6PM

The game starts while you wait in line outside for your "ticket." The staff asks if you want "wares" or "clothing". Your ticket has a corresponding bin inside. Now the real fun starts: you get about 45 seconds to rummage through the bin before a bell is rung and you have to move to the next bin! Grab anything you don't want anyone else to have! Go! Next bin! After going through all the bins people tend to sort through their carts and figure out what they actually want to buy versus hoard in their cart. The show lasts about 30-40 minutes before you have to check out and leave the store. Between rounds staff move all the old bins out and refresh with new bins of junk! Absolutely entertaining, especially if you don't mind sorting through a little bit of broken glass or clothing with body fluids stains. But hey, at <$2/lb you can't beat it.

This place is horrible! Every 3 hours you must do your search quickly and then go to the cash registers to pay and leave the place since the containers change in that period of time, you cannot stay inside, you must leave, which means that you do not have enough time to search all the bins and therefore can't make enough pounds and take advantage of the low prices, I just couldn't enjoy my time looking for things as I always felt pressured for the checkout time as you must be in a hurry all the time… horrible!!! No thanks!

Be ready to get run over. They let you shop in cycles. You have to clear the floor between cycles. So whatever is in your cart is what you get for that cycle. People also throw things so you have to watch for broken glass. You also have to watch out for knives. Be ready to wash after going.

Never mind the “trash” finds that others may review here. These gems are a bargain! Plus you get 3 chances at the “flips” per day so new items are constantly coming in. The only problem is the “groups” that come in at the same time and storm the door by CUTTING THE LINE and management does NOTHING. Something needs to change. Request everyone get in a single file line inside/outside… grab a cart… first come-first serve; they used to have tickets. So many ideas but they just don’t care, I hope they do soon because it isn’t worth getting devalued as a customer over.

Very poor details with covid 19 I called drove 2 hrs for a manager to say NO KIDS so beware dont take a child with you. Also you sit and wait they ring a bell its crazy not worth it very disorganized and disappointing on how its ran.