The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Catskills

“The Well keeps it simple and neighborly with gently used, clean clothes for men, women, children and babies, plus household finds in good condition. Staffed entirely by volunteers as an outreach of the Saugerties Area Council of Churches, your donations and treasure hunting really do help neighbors here.”

“Since 1978, Saugerties Antiques Center has been one of the Hudson Valley's oldest antique centers, specializing in fine estate jewelry, furniture, fine art, and antique garden decor.”

“With over 25,000 carefully selected old, rare, and gently used books, plus vinyl records, CDs, DVDs, postcards, sheet music, prints, magazines, and other ephemera, Our Bookshop is the kind of Saugerties rabbit hole you actually want to fall into. They even buy collections, so clear a shelf then refill it.”

From the Saugerties newsletter, September 29, 2026

“Pay It Forward is the kind of thrift spot where you can score brand-name finds, retro gems, and sturdy furniture without scaring your wallet. Best part, every purchase supports Community Action programs in Greene County, and donations keep volunteer and job training opportunities rolling.”

From the Catskill newsletter, September 23, 2026

“Gardner & Co General Store brings an 1850s general-store vibe to everyday errand-dodging, with well-curated vintage finds, locally made gifts, and pieces from area artisans. Pop in for a quick history fix, then reward yourself with a scoop of Ri’s ice cream because you obviously earned it.”

From the Catskills newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Jenkinstown Antiques curates country and formal furniture, fine art, and accessories that actually work in a Catskills home.”

From the Catskills newsletter, September 4, 2026

“Free to Thrift is doing secondhand differently: they price items to drop every 6 to 8 days until many become free, and aim for half of donations to flow back to neighbors at no cost. Think sharecycling with a heart, welcoming resellers and keeping good stuff local rather than in landfills.”

“Military Collection sources authentic military equipment and refurbishes classic vehicles for sale or rent, including a literal tank. Their rigs have appeared in Gotham, Blind Spot and The Siege, so if you’re building a collection, a film set, or a very specific weekend project, start here.”

From the Catskills newsletter, September 13, 2026

“Tandem Antiques & Design in Stamford brings a sharp design eye to well-loved pieces, curated by Hilary and Steven Eklund, the duo who bonded over an outrageously ornate lamp and never looked back. Great for locals who want character, conversation, and a little personality woven into the everyday.”

From the Catskills newsletter, September 30, 2026

“Part contemporary gallery, part dealers' secret, Kabinett & Kammer mixes antiques, natural wonders and art into striking vignettes...”

From the Catskills newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Capital Vintage nails that sweet spot between wearable and one-of-a-kind, with racks of well-chosen pieces that actually make sense for our Catskills seasons. Swing by when you want denim with history, cozy knits, and the occasional statement jacket that somehow becomes a week-to-week staple.”

From the Catskills newsletter, September 19, 2026

“” score. Perfect for a quick rummage between errands.”

From the Wawarsing newsletter, September 24, 2026

“Nana's Attic is that delightfully offbeat antique-and-oddities trove locals rave about, with ever-changing finds from quirky gifts and great jewelry to lighting, antiques and curios. Around for over 40 years and even featured on Oddities, this place reliably turns browsing into treasure hunting.”

From the Catskills newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Whether your living room craves a formal Victorian pet portrait, creepy-chic papier mache masks, or hilariously awkward taxidermy, UnQuiet delivers a lovingly curated cabinet of curiosities in Coxsackie.”

From the Catskills newsletter, September 11, 2026

“Lovefield Vintage nails that sweet spot between wearable and one-of-a-kind, with a rotating mix that can swing from Edwardian blouses to 70s gems to unapologetic Y2K. Perfect for when your week needs a little history and a lot of style, without the rummage marathon.”

From the Catskills newsletter, September 3, 2026

“Blue Farm Antiques & Letterpress Printing blends antique, vintage, folk and formal objects, art, furniture and curiosities with an in-house letterpress shop, so you can treasure-hunt then grab beautifully made stationery.”

From the Catskills newsletter, August 22, 2026

“Clubhouse Vintage keeps it simple with real vintage for real people, meaning pieces you’ll actually wear on a random Tuesday in the Catskills, not just at a theme party. Swing by to hunt easygoing staples and quirky gems, and if your closet’s overflowing, you can even sell to them.”

From the Catskills newsletter, August 18, 2026

“Nino's 209 Sales is that glorious chaos locals love, a buy-sell-trade trove where vintage neon signs, tools, records, and taxidermy mingle with lawn gear and kitchen finds. New items roll in constantly, and yep, they’ll try to track down your white-whale item... plus they take custom chainsaw carving orders.”

From the Catskills newsletter, August 27, 2026

“Whether you're hunting a perfectly broken-in denim sawtooth, a Victorian opal ring with drama, or oddball ephemera that sparks conversation, Fool For Love curates American vintage from the 1970s and earlier plus antique smalls, art, and vernacular photography. A story you can touch, right here in the Catskills.”

From the Catskills newsletter, August 11, 2026

“Sweet Peas & Patches Thrift Store keeps Monticello closets fresh with curated secondhand finds, from cozy sweaters and prom-ready looks to quirky home decor. They even host private thrift parties, so round up your crew this week and treasure-hunt sustainably without the sticker shock.”

From the Catskills newsletter, August 30, 2026

“Rock Candy Vintage serves up a tight edit of retro threads, standout jewelry, and those quirky pieces you can’t stop bragging about, with fresh finds rolling in constantly. Swing by this week, score something one-of-a-kind, and suddenly your Tuesday coffee run becomes a runway.”

From the Poughkeepsie newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Craving character over cookie-cutter? The Vintage House curates the good stuff, from solid wood dressers and sideboards to art, arm chairs, shelves, and patio pieces that feel right at home up here. Pop in this week for a find that solves that one awkward corner, then brag responsibly.”

From the Hudson Valley newsletter, August 13, 2026