Goodwill Bins Florida Store Locations

Looking for Goodwill Bins in Florida?

Ten outlets, more than any other state on this site. They run the length of the peninsula from Miami up to Panama City.

Six separate Goodwill organisations operate them, so rules and rates change as you move around the state.

Goodwill Bins Florida | Outlet Store Locations & Prices

What Are Goodwill Bins?

Goodwill Bins are the final stop for donated goods before they get baled and recycled.

Nothing is hung, sorted or tagged. It all goes into large rolling bins and you pay by the pound at the register.

Staff pull bins and roll out fresh ones through the day. That rotation is why people come, and why resellers queue before opening.

Florida Goodwill Outlet Pricing

Clothing sits around $1.99 a pound at most Florida outlets. Orlando Taft and Tallahassee both run at that rate.

Heavy items are the trap. Under a per-pound model a single dinner plate can cost several dollars, and staff at Tallahassee will weigh things for you before you commit rather than let you get a shock at the till.

Ask about flat rates on furniture and large goods. Most locations price those separately.

Watch For Midday Closures

This is the Florida quirk that catches people out, and it isn’t posted online consistently.

Miami shuts the whole floor around 1:45PM, clears everyone out, restocks, then readmits in batches roughly half an hour later.

Fort Lauderdale closes from about 12:30 to 2PM for the same reason and requires shoppers to check out twice a day. Fort Myers closes from around 11:45AM to 12:30PM.

If you’re driving any distance to those three, ring first.

Heat And Air Conditioning

Several Florida outlets are unconditioned warehouses. St Petersburg in particular has drawn heavy complaints in summer.

Go at opening. St Petersburg opens at 7AM, the earliest of any outlet on this site, and that first hour is by far the most comfortable.

Goodwill Taft Outlet – Orlando, FL

1030 Crews Commerce Dr, Orlando, FL 32837

+1 407-652-6787

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Please note: Store hours and prices may change. Check with the store before travelling.

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The main Orlando outlet and the better of the city’s two by a clear margin. 521 reviews and staff who get named repeatedly for keeping rotations orderly.

Clothing is $1.99 a pound. Nothing is sorted by size or gender and bedding is mixed in, so allow a couple of hours.

Carts run short at busy times. Some regulars bring large canvas totes instead. 3.5 stars.

Goodwill Pine Hills Outlet – Orlando, FL

2633 N Hiawassee Rd, Orlando, FL 32818

+1 407-203-8981

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Please note: Store hours and prices may change. Check with the store before travelling.

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Northwest Orlando and the more competitive of the two. Reviewers describe rotations here as the most cut-throat they’ve encountered anywhere.

Filming is not permitted, though it isn’t well signposted. Worth knowing if you make content.

Closes at 5PM, an hour earlier than Taft. 3.2 stars from 118 reviews.

Goodwill Outlet Miami – Miami, FL

2121 NW 21st St, Miami, FL 33142

+1 305-325-9114

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Please note: Store hours and prices may change. Check with the store before travelling.

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Best rated of the South Florida outlets at 4.0 from 514 reviews, with a genuine reputation for vintage and occasional designer pieces.

The midday shutdown is the thing to plan around. Everyone checks out and leaves around 1:45PM, then they readmit in batches about half an hour later. It means standing outside in the heat.

No car park. Paid street parking only, which is a real constraint here. Bring your own bags.

Goodwill Outlet Fort Lauderdale – Fort Lauderdale, FL

2104 W Commercial Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309

+1 954-486-1600

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Please note: Store hours and prices may change. Check with the store before travelling.

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Stock rotates frequently and quality runs better than the South Florida average. Mid-level brands rather than designer.

Closes roughly 12:30 to 2PM daily for cleaning and restock, and you have to check out twice across a full day. Annoying but predictable.

Parking is limited and floods in heavy rain. Get there before noon. 3.4 stars.

Goodwill Outlet St Petersburg – St. Petersburg, FL

10596 Gandy Blvd N Suite A, St. Petersburg, FL 33702

+1 727-523-1512

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Please note: Store hours and prices may change. Check with the store before travelling.

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Opens at 7AM every day, earliest of any outlet on this site, and that early start is the reason to come.

No air conditioning. In a Florida summer with a hundred people on the floor, that is the defining feature and reviewers do not hold back about it.

Deep black bins rather than the usual blue, plenty of carts, and they hand out large clear bags at checkout. 4.0 stars from 122 reviews.

Goodwill Outlet Jacksonville – Jacksonville, FL

4527 Lenox Ave, Jacksonville, FL 32205

+1 904-458-5877

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Please note: Store hours and prices may change. Check with the store before travelling.

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North Florida’s main outlet. Prices are genuinely low, with shoppers reporting eight items for around four dollars.

The line system is the problem. There’s no signage explaining when you can approach a new bin, and both staff and regulars enforce rules that first timers have no way of knowing.

Ask someone at the counter how it works before you start. Closes at 5PM. 3.3 stars from 288 reviews.

Goodwill Outlet Tallahassee – Tallahassee, FL

300 Mabry St, Tallahassee, FL 32304

+1 850-308-5925

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Please note: Store hours and prices may change. Check with the store before travelling.

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Best rated outlet in Florida at 4.1 stars, and one of the smaller ones.

Rotation runs about hourly. Unusually, sizes are kept roughly in order here, which almost no outlet bothers with.

Staff will weigh an item and tell you the price before you commit, which saves the classic mistake of falling for a heavy set of crockery. Open until 8PM six days a week.

Goodwill Outlet Panama City – Panama City, FL

3221 US-98 BUS, Panama City, FL 32401

+1 850-466-9030

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Please note: Store hours and prices may change. Check with the store before travelling.

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Panhandle option and one of the cleanest outlets in the state. 4.0 stars from 366 reviews with consistently warm comments about staff.

Wide range beyond clothing, including furniture and books. Signage explains the pricing properly, which is rarer than it should be.

Rotation is the weak point. Several regulars report bins not being changed often enough. Open until 8PM six days.

Goodwill Outlet Fort Myers – Fort Myers, FL

5100 Tice St West Entrance, Fort Myers, FL 33905

+1 239-694-8754

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Please note: Store hours and prices may change. Check with the store before travelling.

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Southwest Florida’s outlet. Note the west entrance, it isn’t obvious from the road.

Closes roughly 11:45AM to 12:30PM daily and this isn’t posted reliably anywhere. People turn up and get turned away.

Children under 12 are not permitted, unusual for Florida. Bins have been reported as running thin late in the day. 3.3 stars.

Goodwill Lake Worth Bargain Barn – Lake Worth Beach, FL

701 Boutwell Rd B1, Lake Worth Beach, FL 33461

+1 561-507-1157

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Please note: Store hours and prices may change. Check with the store before travelling.

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Longest hours in Florida at 8AM to 8PM every day, and the lowest rated outlet on this site at 2.4 stars.

The complaints are almost entirely about crowd behaviour rather than stock or staff. Reviewers describe pushing and open arguments over merchandise.

The online auction pickup counter is three doors down from the bins entrance, not inside it. If you’re new to bins, start somewhere else in the region.

Tips for Shopping Florida Goodwill Bins

Check for midday closures first. Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Fort Myers all shut mid-day and none of them post it reliably.

Go early. St Petersburg opens at 7AM and several outlets have no air conditioning.

Gloves at every location. Broken glass in bins is a recurring complaint statewide.

Ask staff to weigh heavy items before you commit. Tallahassee do this as standard.

Bring your own bags at Miami. Bring your own cart or tote at Orlando Taft when it’s busy.

No under 12s at Fort Myers.

Everything is as-is. No returns at any Florida location.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Goodwill Bins are there in Florida?

Ten, which is the most of any state covered here. Two in Orlando, plus Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Lake Worth, St Petersburg, Jacksonville, Tallahassee, Panama City and Fort Myers.

Which Florida outlet is best?

Tallahassee rates highest at 4.1 stars, followed by Miami, St Petersburg and Panama City at 4.0. Orlando Taft is the best of the two Orlando sites.

How much per pound?

Around $1.99 for clothing at most locations. Large items and furniture are usually priced separately.

Why do some stores close in the middle of the day?

To clear the floor and restock the bins. Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Fort Myers all do it, and Fort Lauderdale requires you to check out before leaving.

Is there a Goodwill Bins in Tampa?

The St Petersburg outlet on Gandy Boulevard is the closest, about 25 minutes from downtown Tampa.

Are children allowed?

Fort Myers has a 12 and over rule. The rest of Florida doesn’t restrict age, though the floor gets competitive at rotation.

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