The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Horry County

Part indoor marketplace, part nostalgia trip, Bounty Hunters Emporium packs more than 100 vendor booths with antiques, collectibles, handmade pieces and nerdy finds like comics, action figures and Funko Pops. A fun browse when you want something unique for the house or a gift without leaving Surfside.

From the Surfside Beach newsletter, October 11, 2026

Consigning and shopping at Noah's Ark Baby Shop keeps kids’ essentials in rotation and money in your wallet. It’s a local go-to for gently loved baby and kids finds that change with growth spurts and seasons, so you can clear out the outgrown and restock without the brand-new price tag.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 9, 2026

Part cozy art shop, part vintage trove, Buy Curiously mixes original art, funky decor, and jewelry with that boho, hippie, gypsy vibe you can't fake. They even spotlight makers and run crafting-for-charity, so popping in feels like supporting neighbors while snagging conversation pieces for the house.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 1, 2026

Beg Barter or Steal is a local eBay trove for folks who love digging up real-deal antiques without leaving the couch. Expect everything from vintage lighters, postcards and breweriana to coins, stamps, comic odds and mid-century curios, the kind of rabbit hole that quickly becomes your new favorite habit.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 21, 2026

When you need a quick decor refresh or a budget-friendly wardrobe pick-me-up, J & P Treasures is the kind of spot where the shelves change fast, the prices stay kind, and the surprise finds feel extra sweet. Pop in, snoop around, and let something unexpected follow you home.

From the Surfside Beach newsletter, October 16, 2026

The Kindred Co. is a thoughtfully curated vintage shop in Downtown Conway, rooted in faith and community. Stop by for character-rich antiques plus Custom Creations, where they turn ideas into keepsakes like painted plates, embroidered pieces, and celebration banners...

From the Conway newsletter, September 30, 2026

Thirteen Thrift Store is a small-town nonprofit where your closet clean-out and treasure hunting actually help fund mission trips to Haiti. Donate furniture or other good-condition items, volunteer a shift, then snag affordable finds for home or wardrobe... all while supporting real community-to-community impact.

From the Conway newsletter, October 7, 2026

Whether you need a budget-friendly dresser, a just-right lamp, or a treasure you didn't know you wanted, Missions for the Nations Coffee & Thrift keeps fresh finds rolling in daily, and every purchase helps fund local outreach like Fellowship Food Bank, disaster relief, hot meals, and the School-A-Child scholarship…

From the Conway newsletter, October 21, 2026

Jewelry, sneakers from Air Jordan, Nike and Adidas, consoles and games, instruments, tools, even bullion, Dick's Pawn Superstore Conway is where locals score upgrades without paying new-in-box prices. Inventory moves fast, and they run layaway options, so check in regularly and pounce when you spot it.

From the Loris newsletter, October 15, 2026

Fostering Hope Inc. turns thrifting into real help for local kids in crisis. Shop or donate to their resale store and you’re stocking their Children’s Resource Center with clothing, hygiene items, school supplies, toys, and books, all given at no cost to resource families who need it.

From the Conway newsletter, October 4, 2026

Finders Keepers keeps the thrill of the hunt alive with designer and better-brand clothing, accessories, and unique home furnishings that hit the floor daily. Pop in regularly, Myrtle locals, because the selection changes fast and that perfect piece might vanish before your second coffee.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 4, 2026

Upscale Resale keeps North Myrtle Beach thrifters happy with designer clothing, fine furniture, and home decor that rotates constantly, plus an online Furniture Gallery to preview the good stuff. Every visit feels new, so claim your find before your neighbor does.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 14, 2026

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

Flea market housed in the Glenmark center featuring vendors selling merchandise such as books, jewelry, and art.

Women's clothing store specializing in gently used designer brands plus shoes and handbags.