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Reviewed May 2026
The Salvation Army Swan View Corps - Charity Shop in Swan View
The Salvation Army Swan View Corps is a charity thrift store at 371/379 Morrison Rd, Swan View WA 6056, Swan View, WA. Google rating: 4.5/5 from 31 reviews.
Google rating
4.5/5
Reviews
31
Open
3/7
days a week
From Perth
19km
Straight-line distance
Store details
Address
371/379 Morrison Rd, Swan View WA 6056
Inventory
Clothing
Facilities
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Opening hours
Monday Closed
Tuesday 9am-1pm
Wednesday 9am-1pm
Thursday 9am-1pm
Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Contact & visit
0892942811
- Australian thrift directory
- Local to Swan View
- Details reviewed May 2026
- Direct contact available
Where to Find Us
Map pin for The Salvation Army Swan View Corps in Swan View. Many charity shops sit on side streets or church grounds. Check access and parking before you load the car.
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What should I know before visiting this op shop in Swan View?
Use the facts on this page (hours, stock notes, payment and parking where listed) to decide whether The Salvation Army Swan View Corps fits your thrift or donation trip. Call ahead on public holidays, and only donate clean, sellable goods so volunteers aren't stuck sorting landfill.
The Salvation Army Swan View Corps (Salvos) is a charity op shop in Swan View, WA. Listed at 4.5/5 from 31 Google reviews. Stock notes on this listing include clothing, with the floor changing as donations arrive.
Price level listed as Budget Friendly; accessibility notes include Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Wheelchair-accessible toilet.
Confirm opening hours and donation rules with the store before a long trip or a large drop-off. Volunteer rosters can change public-holiday hours at short notice.
Where your money goes: Proceeds support The Salvation Army's community, welfare and homelessness programs across Australia.
Donating to The Salvation Army Swan View Corps
The Salvation Army Swan View Corps focuses on clothing and smaller items; large furniture is not usually accepted. Based on what this store appears to stock, here is a guide to what it is likely to take. Clean, dry donations are easier for volunteers to process, and calling first still beats a wasted trip when the back room is full:
| Item Type | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Clothing & accessories | Accepted | Clean, wearable items in good condition |
| Books & media | Usually accepted | Recent titles preferred over textbooks |
| Furniture | Not typically | Limited floor space; check before bringing |
| Homewares & bric-a-brac | Usually accepted | Crockery, decor and kitchen items that are intact |
| Electrical | Conditional | Must pass safety testing before resale |
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about visiting The Salvation Army Swan View Corps in Swan View. Confirm hours, donation rules and stock on the day. Volunteer-run shops can change rosters without updating every directory listing straight away.
Where is The Salvation Army Swan View Corps located?
The Salvation Army Swan View Corps is at 371/379 Morrison Rd, Swan View WA 6056, Swan View, WA.
Can I donate furniture to The Salvation Army Swan View Corps?
This store primarily focuses on clothing and smaller items, so large furniture is not usually accepted. Call ahead before bringing bulky donations.
Is The Salvation Army Swan View Corps open on weekends?
No, it typically operates on weekdays only. Check the hours above to confirm.
Is The Salvation Army Swan View Corps wheelchair accessible?
Yes. Facilities include: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Wheelchair-accessible toilet.
Thrift Shopping Guides
New to thrifting in Swan View, or after a better haul? These guides cover timing, donations, and getting more from a visit to The Salvation Army Swan View Corps and nearby charity stores. Start with restock timing if you want fresher rails, or donation etiquette if you're dropping bags after a wardrobe clean-out.
