The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Enid

3 antique, thrift & vintage shops we’ve checked and stand behind — with the story on each one. Not a ranking; a record.

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Hope Outreach Marketplace

Antiques, Thrift, & Vintage

Hope Outreach Marketplace is the kind of thrift run that feels good twice, with gently used finds at friendly prices and every purchase…

215 S Van Buren St

“Hope Outreach Marketplace is the kind of thrift run that feels good twice, with gently used finds at friendly prices and every purchase fueling Hope Outreach ministries across Garfield County. Donate what you’re done with, snag what you need, and leave knowing your closet clean-out just helped a neighbor.”

From the Enid newsletter, September 20, 2026

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Park Avenue Thrift

Antiques, Thrift, & Vintage

Whether you’re chasing a vintage tee, kid stuff that survives real life, or a quirky coffee mug you definitely need, Park Avenue Thrift…

507 S Grand Ave

“Whether you’re chasing a vintage tee, kid stuff that survives real life, or a quirky coffee mug you definitely need, Park Avenue Thrift keeps the hunt fun and thrifty here in Enid while your purchases benefit local charities. Clear a little space at home, then go fill it again.”

From the Enid newsletter, September 16, 2026

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No. 5 Findings Store

Antiques, Thrift, & Vintage

No. 5 Findings Store keeps it fresh with ever-changing vignettes that blend repurposed furniture, home decor, DIY-friendly paint, and the…

311 E Maine Ave · ✓ checked Sep 2

“No. 5 Findings Store keeps it fresh with ever-changing vignettes that blend repurposed furniture, home decor, DIY-friendly paint, and the occasional vintage wardrobe find, plus pieces from local makers. It’s the kind of place you pop into for one thing and leave inspired to redo a whole room.”

From the Enid newsletter, September 8, 2026

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