The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Volusia County

“Part jewelry pros, part everything shop, Crown Jewelers & Pawnbrokers is where Ormond folks score surprise finds like guitars, surfboards, coins and camera gear, plus cash-for-collateral loans when you need them. Their crew also fixes rings and watches, from batteries to sizing to full repairs, since 1989.”

From the Ormond Beach newsletter, September 18, 2026

“Part upscale consignment store, part on-site auction house, Dunn's Attic keeps Ormond Beach browsing interesting with gently loved furniture, art, antiques, and those one-of-a-kind pieces you didn’t know you needed. Pop over to Dunn’s Too for nautical finds, then refuel at Rosie’s Café between laps.”

From the Ormond Beach newsletter, October 7, 2026

“Family Renew Community's Secret Attic Thrift Store is where locals score gently used clothing, furniture, appliances and quirky decor without scary price tags. The best part, every find helps Volusia County families with children move out of homelessness, so your thrifting habit doubles as a good deed for neighbors.”

From the Ormond Beach newsletter, September 30, 2026

“If your living room is giving 'meh,' swing by Encore Consignment this week for curated, quality furniture, art, and home decor that feels new-to-you without the retail sting. Twenty years in and a Readers’ Choice winner, their new arrivals make refreshes easy, stylish, and pleasantly surprising.”

From the Ormond Beach newsletter, September 24, 2026

“Whether you're tackling closet chaos this week or hunting for that just-right lamp, the Epiphany Thrift Store at Catholic Church of the Epiphany turns your finds into real help for neighbors.”

From the Port Orange newsletter, October 6, 2026

“Port Orange’s The Fashion Safari is an upscale women’s consignment boutique with carefully curated brands, one-of-a-kind pieces, and new arrivals daily. Family-owned since 2007, it’s perfect for guilt-free closet upgrades, sustainable style, and the occasional designer handbag sighting you’ll brag about all week.”

From the New Smyrna newsletter, September 5, 2026

“Feeling the itch to refresh a room without going big? Beehive Antiques is a local trove of mid-century modern finds, vintage collectibles, quirky knick-knacks, and jewelry that flips any shelf from meh to ooh. They also buy-sell-consign, so your attic discoveries might just fund your next score.”

From the Daytona Beach newsletter, August 28, 2026

“Starrdust Antiques and Treasures packs 20,000+ square feet with finds from 100+ vendors, meaning you can wander aisles of mid-century furniture, vintage clothing, Star Wars collectibles, rocks and minerals, and truly one-of-a-kind gifts. This week, pop in when you crave a little nostalgia and a big win.”

From the Daytona Beach newsletter, October 7, 2026

“Whether you’re plotting a last-minute gala look or just want a better everyday tee, Canal Street Chic right here in New Smyrna Beach nails the sweet spot of high-end women’s consignment, smart prices, and personalized styling.”

From the New Smyrna newsletter, October 7, 2026

“Need a fridge that chills and a price that doesn't? DeLand Appliances, Inc. stocks reliable, gently used ranges, refrigerators, washers and dryers from major brands, all reconditioned and backed by a 90-day guarantee.”

From the DeLand newsletter, September 23, 2026

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

“Refresh your closet and home the fun, budget-friendly way at Roc-Flo Thrift Store, where curated clothing, shoes, accessories, and one-of-a-kind home goods turn sustainable shopping into a treasure hunt. Swing by this week and score vintage gems or everyday staples that make your style and the planet a little happier.”

From the Port Orange newsletter, October 13, 2026

“Store for secondhand clothing, plus toys, appliances & household items.”

“Clean out your closet or hunt for hidden gems at My Angel's Attic, a nonprofit thrift shop where your finds help fund a healthier quality of life for local seniors. Affordable, feel-good thrifting that keeps good stuff in circulation... plus they’re building a trusted Senior Business Directory.”

From the New Smyrna newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Give your closet a sustainable upgrade with The Pound Rack. Hand-picked second-hand tops, dresses, and accessories keep fashion circular and your wallet happy, so you can score stylish finds and cut down on textile waste without leaving the neighborhood.”

From the DeLand newsletter, September 27, 2026

“Three floors, 7,000+ square feet, and dozens of vendors means Marketplace at Rivertown is basically DeLand’s choose-your-own-treasure adventure, from furniture and vintage jewelry to those nostalgic collectibles you swore your cousin had. Inventory flips daily, so swing by downtown this week and see what finds you.”

From the DeLand newsletter, October 4, 2026

“Large retail charity store specializing in new and used home improvement goods, clothing and furniture donated to Habitat for Humanity.”

“West Volusia Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore is where DeLand locals score solid furniture, appliances, and quirky house finds at prices that feel like a win. Every purchase helps build homes and fund financial education here in West Volusia, so that Saturday treasure hunt doubles as a neighborly good deed.”

From the DeLand newsletter, October 6, 2026

“Ms Preppy Pants Ladies Consignment Boutique keeps DeLand closets fresh with curated women’s fashion from XS through plus sizes, plus shoes, purses and jewelry. Expect favorite labels like Lilly Pulitzer and Lululemon, a New Arrivals section, and even Preppy Kids and a small men’s section... the treasure hunt is real.”

From the DeLand newsletter, October 11, 2026

“Need a budget-friendly refresh for your place, Our Lady of Hope Thrift Store quietly turns over clean, gently used gems that make closets happier and rooms feel new again. Drop in this week, find a piece you didn’t know you needed, then bask in the smug glow of a great find.”

From the Port Orange newsletter, September 28, 2026

“Chain retailer buying & selling trendy secondhand clothing for teens & young adults.”

“Nicole's Beach Street Mall is a co-op packed with home decor, antiques, furniture and finds from local artisans, so the inventory flips often and the browsing is half the fun. When you need a quirky gift or that just-right piece for your place, start here and thank yourself later.”

From the Daytona Beach newsletter, September 17, 2026

“United Church of Christ Thrift Shop is that rare thrift spot where the racks are actually organized, the volunteers offer a warm welcome, and the prices make impulse buys feel responsible. Inventory flips fast, so swing by often for everyday clothes, useful household items, and the occasional gem that makes your week.”

From the New Smyrna newsletter, October 14, 2026

“Redlight nails that sweet spot between wearable vintage, designer gems, and art, so you can refresh your closet without looking like a costume. The kicker, they also run Redlight Printing Service, perfect when a creative idea strikes and you want to see it in print.”

From the Daytona Beach newsletter, September 24, 2026

“Antiques & Arts - Highwaymen Gallery specializes in Highwaymen paintings, with works by Sam Newton, H. Newton, R. A.”

From the New Smyrna newsletter, September 26, 2026

“Locals know Riverfront Mall Inc as an eclectic marketplace where a co-op of vendors mixes antiques, home decor, furniture, and artisan-made pieces. It’s the kind of spot you pop in for one thing, discover five, then convince yourself you definitely have room.”

From the Daytona Beach newsletter, September 30, 2026

“If your old DeLand house is begging for real character, Florida Victorian Architectural Antiques is a trove of rescued doors, windows, flooring and other architectural bits from historic buildings. Great for restorations or creative projects, it’s the kind of place where the perfect piece finds you.”

From the DeLand newsletter, October 14, 2026

“Neighborhood Center Thrift Store keeps the good stuff in rotation, from furniture and clothing to everyday household finds, and every purchase helps feed neighbors, house the homeless, and prevent homelessness here in West Volusia, plus clients can redeem vouchers for essentials.”

From the DeLand newsletter, September 29, 2026

“Frog Ministry is the family-run nonprofit where free clothing, shoes, and everyday basics find new homes for anyone who needs them. Got extras to give or know someone in a pinch, they also share toys, linens, small appliances, kitchenware, and home décor, plus a food pantry and camping gear when available.”

From the New Smyrna newsletter, September 7, 2026

“Store for vintage clothing and jewelry, plus costumes, and retro and antique home decor.”

“Sanford parents, refresh your kiddo’s closet without blowing the budget at Oodles Consignment Boutique, a local goldmine for gently used clothing from infant through pre-teen plus maternity, along with baby gear, shoes, and toys you actually want in your house. Pop in this week, treasure hunt, feel smug.”

From the Deltona newsletter, October 9, 2026