New Bees Thrift Store - Buena Vista, Colorado

Debra McQueen

A true thrift store where you go for the low prices, not for"vintage" or "consignment" stuff. The last time I was in I got two bike helmets and a shovel for $9. Another time I found some beautiful original paintings; before that a nightstand and lamp for under $10. A great place run by very nice people.

Elyse W

Found a great little footstool for our fur baby. Just $3!

If you find an item that isn't priced, take a photo of it and show it to the cashier to get a verbal price.

We found staff to be personable, helpful, and friendly on our visit.

Wish they were open on Sundays and Mondays, but this is a volunteer project.

Emily Milnamow

One of the best thrift stores I’ve been too in a while

Shelby Fredrickson

I gotta admit, I'm pretty disappointed, a thrift store is a place people can shop who can't afford new stuff but now they are turning into main st. They used to be great, but I just left there after grabbing a couple curtains and they priced them at $8 a curtain! I can literally get brand new ones from Walmart for $10. Hopefully they will lower their pricing again for locals instead of pricing for tourists.

Tammy Bumgarner

Cash only. It's a pretty standard thrift store, with the largest part being clothing, shoes, and accessories. There's also the kitchen and housewares sections. Clothes are sorted by sizes, but it's hit or miss heavier on senior clothing styles, but decent outdoor gear hidden among them. You can find quality name brand stuff for cheap if you have patience and stop in regularly. Most prices are posted on the wall or racks.

A

Cash only. Prices were very fair, and they had a great selection of clothing, shoes, accessories, and home goods.

Rose Jones

Before moving to BV I thrifted all the time. I’ve been in this thrift store twice and both have been terrible experiences.
The first time was last Summer when there were no mask mandates. I was hardly halfway through the door when a woman behind the counter snapped at me, “Where is your mask?” I left.
The second time was today after dropping off some things at their donation area. I sifted through frames to use the glass for a project and when I went to buy them I shared I’m going to use just the glass and found some without scratches. She aggressively stacked them on top of each other right after I said that.. then she said “$22. And we don’t take plastic. There’s an atm down the road.” I kindly told her I had added it up myself and that seemed more than I expected. I counted no more than $12-14 based on their posted pricing which already seemed expensive to me for very dusty broken frames. For $22 I can order brand new glass online. She didn’t use a measuring tape to appropriately price each frame and rounded up the odd sizes. I told her it was too much for me and left.
Browsing their baby and kids toys + clothes while I was there I would not recommend this place to anyone. And that’s coming from a thrift lover! Bummer.

Helen Millett

It's a very small store and there are not but a few Treasures that you can find there. The lady at the register that is normally there whenever I go there is not very helpful and lazy and not always very polite. They have one handicap parking space which is by a bike rack and I've noticed that people Park their in both spots whether they have a placard or not. The parking lot is terrible itself it's all dirt in a bunch of holes do you know that and any of the things out in the outside shed that you may be able to use you can't even get to because they are blocked why a lot of other items and there is never anyone around that can help you and they certainly will not help you from the register. They make their own prices I believe aunt overcharge you for certain items.