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Goodwill Outlets In New Hampshire

Last Updated on May 3, 2025

New Hampshire has one Goodwill Outlet, also known as Goodwill Bins, located in Hudson.

It’s a great spot for anyone who enjoys the hunt. You’ll find big blue bins loaded with everything from clothes to household goods, just waiting to be sorted through.

If the idea of digging through piles or dealing with a competitive crowd doesn’t appeal to you, this might not be the place for you.

But if you’re up for the challenge, here are a few tips. Arrive early, bring a pair of gloves, and carry a large bag to hold your finds.

Carts can go quickly and shoppers can get competitive, especially when fresh bins are rolled out.

If you don’t strike gold on your first visit, no problem. New bins are added every day. Keep at it, and with a little luck, you’ll sharpen your thrifting skills and walk away with some real gems.

New Hampshire Goodwill Outlet Map

If you want to see your nearest Goodwill Bins on a map, here’s an interactive map of all the Goodwill Bins in New Hampshire.

Click on any pin(s) to see the Goodwill Outlet location appear below.

Goodwill Bins New Hampshire

Goodwill Outlet Hudson

Kids 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.

9 Wason Rd, Hudson, NH 03051
(603) 718-6111
Store Hours:
Monday 9AM–7PM
Tuesday 9AM–7PM
Wednesday 9AM–7PM
Thursday 9AM–7PM
Friday 9AM–8PM
Saturday 9AM–8PM
Sunday 9AM–6PM

Went for the first time today and loved it! Update on the ticketing system! As of memorial day they have signs posted they are no longer in offering tickets, you will need to wait in line. We saw people waiting before 9am for 930am entrance. YMMV. Once in....RUN! Find a spot and search with a swiftness and don't stop until you're done. Most people were nice, but the committed Reseller's are slightly more aggressive on their search and moving around. We found some great items and saved a ton. The store attached is well maintained and the employee's were very welcoming. If you're casually looking for yourself to get a bargain the first 15 minutes will be a whirlwind after that it gets pretty calm. Overall 10/10

The Buy-The-Pound option is like visiting an amusement park for the first time and having all the rides cause some form of bodily harm. The Buy The Pound offers the unique feeling of fear and danger that most stores can't touch. And speaking of touch, when participants mass rage towards the bins and start frantically sifting through the huge piles of garbage, it's like watching a ban of crows hawking for fresh roadside carnage. Never in my life have I feared for my safety and mental well being while shopping. It's a great place to bring a first date.

Absolutely horrible. The employees treat you like you’re less than them. The men who change out the bins are on a power trip. Trying to find information on who to contact about their behavior here. The way they have you wait behind a line while they change out the bins now is very dangerous. People rush, carts are everywhere because they don’t allow you to leave them anywhere else in the store, they must be with you at all times, which causes very crowded aisles. Which seems like a fire hazard. They should have a designated spot to leave carts if you’d like to leave it somewhere. The people who come here are truly treated like children. We are customers, still paying for these items regardless of if they’re new or not, and should be treated as such. I am furious at the way I have been spoken to and how others have been spoken to and treated here.

So many bins to go through! Great finds for 30 cents a lb! Worth ckn out atleast one time! But may become 'addicting'