River Road 2nd Hand

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939 River Rd

Eugene, OR 97404

+1 (541) 689-4554

http://riverroad2ndhand.com

River Road 2nd Hand, established in 1997, has become Eugene's premier destination for second-hand items. The store offers a diverse range of quality products at significantly lower prices than new, promoting sustainability by giving items a second life.

With a commitment to community and value, River Road 2nd Hand invites customers to shop for unique treasures while also contributing to a more environmentally friendly shopping experience. Their extensive inventory reflects a blend of practicality and affordability, appealing to budget-conscious shoppers and eco-warriors alike.

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3.017 reviews

Forrest M.

2/13/2010

Definitely a Eugene institution. GO HERE FIRST, before the others! I have purchased many items from Dave and Nancy (owners) for 10 years. This is the highest quality second-hand store in the area...

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Janis S.

9/5/2025

My family just used this company this week and I can't recommend strongly enough that you stay away from them, either as a seller or buyer. They were referred to my family after the passing of a...

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Jesse W.

9/7/2024

Are you tired of spending hundreds or thousands of dollars buying disposable particle board furniture from online retailers? Hahahahaha ya.... Well, if you are, you should shop here! They have...

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Vonny S.

3/27/2019

A few good buys. Not something to write home about or put on a pickers honey hole list. The prices were higher then normal and less inventory then a goodwill store. I would more then likely skip...

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Logan M.

12/11/2020

The quality of their furniture is notably higher than big-name secondhand stores, but the prices are quite high as well; I don't understand what the hype is about. These days it's easy enough to...

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