The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Ventura County

“Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.”

“Planet Vintage is a 2,500-square-foot, gallery-style trove in historic downtown Santa Paula, mixing mid-century modern, farmhouse finds, mantiques, kitchenalia, records, and more, with fresh selections added every week.”

From the Santa Paula newsletter, October 2, 2026

“Santa Paula Trading Co. keeps resale fun and thoughtful with a curated thrift store experience and gifts for the whole family, plus goods from over 30 local 805 artisans. Swing through historic downtown when you need a one-of-a-kind find, a last-minute present, or just a justifying-a-browse break.”

From the Santa Paula newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Dig for one-of-a-kind finds and everyday staples at Luther's Attic, a nonprofit thrift spot where proceeds support three local Christian schools. Expect rotating racks of gently used clothing, vintage dishware, quirky costumes and the occasional wild card... think fishing gear or even a surprise spinning wheel.”

From the Simi Valley newsletter, October 2, 2026

“Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.”

“Skip the mall, Mad Attic brings Conejo's oldest thrift store vibes with surprisingly great finds, from jewelry and shoes to home decor, books and small furniture. 2M donated across the Conejo so far.”

From the Simi Valley newsletter, October 8, 2026

“Clean racks, new-and-used scores, and kid-pleasing toy finds await at Hope of the Valley Thrift Store. Hunt for affordable gems, then brag a little because your haul helps Hope the Mission deliver real support in our backyard, from shelter nights to hot meals and showers.”

From the Simi Valley newsletter, September 17, 2026

“Give your wardrobe a second life this week with Project ReWear, a local thrift find that keeps clothes out of landfills through a smart circular system all without the guilt. Two moms run it with heart, from in-store treasures to quarterly WEARhouse sales, and even redistributing unsold pieces to Bundles of Kindness.”

From the Thousand Oaks newsletter, October 14, 2026

“Early California Antiques is basically a living love letter to the Golden State, curated by expert Eric Berg, with Spanish Revival furniture, iconic pottery and tiles, California painters, plus Mexican art and Native American jewelry. Perfect when your Ventura bungalow needs a statement piece with real history.”

From the Camarillo newsletter, October 10, 2026

“Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.”

“Hip chain that buys, sells, trades trendy vintage & used clothing plus accessories for men & women.”

“Marcy's Attic is the kind of antique vintage resale spot where you open drawers, look up, and somehow find the perfect something for home, garden, or even wedding decor. Family-run by Marcy and Mom Sue, the vibe is warm, new finds land often, so swing by this week and let them help you hunt.”

From the Santa Paula newsletter, September 24, 2026

“DeFrenS Consignment Furniture, Home Decor and Gifts blends vintage French charm with fresh, contemporary pieces, so your living room stops feeling like a placeholder and starts feeling intentional. Think mirrors, lighting, table art, seating and storage, plus garden accents, teas and gourmet pantry treats...”

From the Thousand Oaks newsletter, September 29, 2026

“Fishy Finds is a Simi Valley trove with inventory that refreshes daily, from vintage clothing, hats and jewelry to Waterford glassware, ephemera, and nostalgic toys and games. Santa Clarita treasure-hunters, carve out an hour, poke around, then watch their estate sales for those can't believe I found it wins.”

From the Simi Valley newsletter, September 27, 2026

“If your closet could use an upgrade without the sticker shock, The Closet Trading Co. has authenticated, pre-loved designer handbags, clothing, and accessories curated with a sharp eye. Sell or consign pieces you’re done with, then walk out with something luxe and sustainable that actually fits your Oxnard life.”

From the Oxnard newsletter, October 11, 2026

“, Smash, or rolling d20s, The Mystery Shop was named 2026 Business of the Year and is the 805 go-to for TCG nights, comics from DC to Dark Horse, rotating collectibles, and legit DIY shows. Check the calendar for open mics, tournaments, and pop-ups.”

From the Oxnard newsletter, October 6, 2026

“Second Story is Forever Found’s thrifty boutique, part of a local nonprofit focused on preventing, rescuing and restoring victims of child trafficking. Drop in for the treasure-hunt thrill and closet refresh, and if you’re feeling generous, they also welcome volunteers from the community.”

From the Simi Valley newsletter, October 15, 2026

“Popular retail chain stocking used clothes (including name brands), home goods and furniture.”

“Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.”

“Heavy Metal Vintage digs up the good grime, from vintage band tees and throwback hoodies to cult-horror reads, VHS oddities, and retro hats that actually have personality. Swing by this week and score something with history, not a fast-fashion clone.”

From the Thousand Oaks newsletter, September 27, 2026

“Marketplace featuring independent designers and local artisans, with products ranging from clothing to home goods.”

“Antique Adventures LLC is a mall-like trove of 80+ vendor booths where antiques, vintage finds, and personally crafted pieces mingle with rustic and modern furniture, perfect when your place needs character now. Browse for inspiration or consign your own gems, then leave with that just-right conversation starter.”

From the Oxnard newsletter, October 14, 2026

“If your closet needs personality, Poppies Vintage curates the kind of clothing and accessories that make outfits feel like you, not the algorithm. Swing through this week for one-of-a-kind finds that pair with your Chucks, your boots, or that wild jacket you swore you’d wear more.”

From the Ventura newsletter, October 13, 2026

“Assistance League of Conejo Valley Thrift Shop serves up antiques, collectibles, quality apparel, housewares, books, toys, and jewelry curated by friendly volunteers, with new finds daily. Your haul helps fund local programs for students, vision care, and survivors, so a closet refresh also boosts our neighbors...”

From the Thousand Oaks newsletter, September 8, 2026

“Super Thrift Store makes your treasure hunt this week count for more. Every purchase helps shelter, feed, and support recovery for neighbors through Rescue Mission Alliance Ventura County, funds vocational training, and turns your closet cleanout into real impact... donate a bag, then snag something fun.”

From the Oxnard newsletter, September 25, 2026

“Here in Oxnard, Mission Bargain Center turns your thrift hunt into real community impact, with every purchase helping shelter, feed, and support recovery programs in Ventura County while creating vocational training opportunities. Swing by this week for a budget-friendly refresh, you never know what gem you’ll score.”

From the Oxnard newsletter, October 13, 2026

“American Vintage keeps dressing easy with T-shirts, knitwear, denim, and simple silhouettes for women, men, and kids. Perfect for Ventura’s marine layer mornings and breezy evenings, their mix-and-match collections, from City T-Shirts to the Sports Collection, keep you comfy and put together.”

From the Ventura newsletter, September 29, 2026

“Olive's Vintage is a cozy hideaway for locals who like pieces with a past, nothing perfect but everything special. Pop in for vintage goods, then stick around for a workshop or chat about their design services if you want help shaping a space that actually feels like you.”

From the Ventura newsletter, October 6, 2026

“Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.”

“Paragon Goods keeps a sharp edit of fine vintage and modern furnishings, making it easy to score character without the clutter. Oxnard folks, stop in when your living room needs soul, your dining table needs a story, or you just want inspiration that outlasts a trend.”

From the Camarillo newsletter, October 15, 2026