Wonderful Treasures Thrift Shop

This a privately owned thrift shop and the couple that owns it is delightful. They have the largest stock of glassware of anywhere in the mountains. Furniture too, which is unique in the mountains. Clothes are all individually priced. Some seem high, some seem low.

This thrift store is more of a junk store with some prices just made up. Their books are $1-$0.50, but some cheesy tea set is $150? It's crazy.There was a Starbucks brand mug listed for $6. I don't know what these sell for in Starbucks, but I can bet it's ~$5... there's also $100 centerpiece glass ornaments... and some $2 tablecloths... it's just a jumble of junk with some of them being priced where a decimel is moved over.The staff seem friendly enough. They seem to be overwhelmed with all the stuff they have to put up for sale, so they've taken to just leaving big piles of stuff out front in a trailer to be picked through.

If you can appreciate looking at randoms items across all categories, then this store is for you. Items are reasonably priced, and depending on when you go (their inventory turnover is high), you might unexpectedly run into something you could use. This is a thrift store - it is not a department store at discounted prices. So go in with a thrifting attitude, be respectful of all the items people have donated, and you won't be disappointed.Items I bought: 3 new wicker baskets that nested into each other

So it's our last day in Oakhurst till next time. We went Antique shopping in Clovis earlier in the week and thought we would look around here. This store is very cluttered but still had a lot of room. It was some what organized. I managed to find somethings in the kids section. The shop owner is friendly and very sweet. This is one of many thrift stores in the area, so if you come out enjoy your time in this small but lovely town.

Friendly owners, and a lot to choose from! They have a kid section too which is a nice area for kids to be while you shop. I've found some really nice items there.

On our Yosemite holiday we spent a few nights in Oakhurst.. We hit the small little town and went thrifting. Though there was tons of clothing here I didn't bother looking.... But this shop had a ton of other goodies like books, jewelry and such.. It's super cheap and clean. I walked out scoring on more trinket making materials for upcoming projects.. If you are in the area this is a to do! I found their Facebook page as well which does it no justice as to how rad this shop is... http://www.facebook.com/pages/Wonderful-Treasures-Thrift-Shop/197447626956056

Good selection and great prices, but I appreciated meeting the owners the most. Very cheerful, friendly and helpful people. Fun place to stop in for neat finds and a fun chat.

This business is not closed just new ownership and still as good as ever! I purchased a outdoor 3 star light decor so sweet for $7.50 and a 3 foot decorated Christmas tree for $21.00, I will add pix this Christmas, I already put away. The items were so nice, I did not bother putting the star lights outdoor and the little tree was supposed to be for my bedroom but it was so gorgeous I had to share and put it by the fireplace. I always find something something here and they also have a sister store up on Hwy 41 at the Snowline, Wonderful Treasures Too at the Snowline, gots to get that one on Yelp and FB too. Happy Thrifty Shopping !

I came here on my trip to yosemite. The items here are really well priced and the staff is super welcoming and kind. They had lots of different stuff to find here!

Not bad but out of the 4 I went to this ranked the lowest for me. Mainly because I am after vintage and mid-century glassware with a focus on Pyrex and they just didn't have anything in. Their room with kitchenware did have some nice things and noticed a woman when I got there who had some 70's plastic salt/pepper shakers I would have snagged if I had been 5 minutes earlier. Still worth a check if you are in the area!