Where is there a Trader Joes closest to a rural area? (university, live)

[JDproAV]

Very specific question here, haha.

[Enigma777]

Originally Posted by JDproAV

Very specific question here, haha.

There is a map on their site. Take your pick.

https://www.traderjoes.com/stores

[SteelCityRising]

State College, PA (home of Penn State University) has a Trader Joe's. There are rural areas within 20 minutes of the store.

[saibot]

Oklahoma City?

[Jdawg8181]

The one in Danbury, CT … not sure but it's close to places like Pawling, NY which are pretty rural.

[vter]

South Burlington, VT

[TheTimidBlueBars]

South Reno

[creeksitter]

The ones I'm thinking of are Wilmington DE, Lexington KY and Asheville, NC.

You may have a lot of choices. It might help to narrow down the search and consider climate, topography, jobs, etc.

[creeksitter]

The one in Wilmington my be the winner. On the one hand it is right up against a mall and typical sprawl but across hwy 202 it gets pretty rural right away. Maybe it's a park - does that count as rural?

[creeksitter]

I'm guessing someone is engaged in an argument that you can't live rural and be close to a trader Joe's.

Or maybe it is someone sincerely wanting to relocate to a rural environment near "city" conveniences.