queenstown premium outlets

Great selection of brand name stores. Loved the sales! Always good buys at the nike store and ralph lauren.

I liked the variety of stores to choose from, and the layout of the stores. The parking is a little confusing (direction of traffic flow) and there are only 2 places to get food- Auntie Anne's Pretzels and a Subway. This outlet center needs a restaurant.

We live nearby and shop here often.Over the years this property has morphed from a true outlet (Chesapeake Pottery) to a family oriented outlet to a focus on high end (think Gucci) stores. it is always clean, well lit and tastefully decorated. As another reviewer wrote - it lacks restaurants - due primarily to a lack of water/sewer allocations. Local tip: go across 301 into the little town of Queenstown (3-5 min drive) for a small Italian restaurant in a quaint setting - Queenstown Pizzaria. Other than the food trucks and Subway, sit-down restaurants are in Chester about 8 miles toward the Bay Bridge or in Easton - 18 miles toward Ocean City.

First step, get the coupon book online before you hit the outlets for additional discounts, i wish someone had told me that. We stopped here to and from Ocean City, oh! boy did i go on a spurge. If you like gucci, then you must visit their store. I got a very good deal, a big, all leather shoulder bag for $870. The polo store carries more stuff for women than men, the polo tops went for about $45 compared to the full price ranging from $120. The outlet has more mid than high end stores. Tommy carries good stuff so does calvin klein. Carters was having a huge sale, I got a lot of children stuff for little.It is a very easy outlet to navigate, just start from the beginning and walk your way around. The food options are very limited.

Go online and sign up for their coupon book. Even more savings. Wear your sneakers, a lot of walking since parking is an issue on the weekends.

This is a great stop and rest on the trip between Baltimore and OC. The hours are pretty good too. My wife always hits Ann Taylor loft, J Crew and Banana Republic. My only complaint is the lack of food. There are a few food truck type options, but this outlet is really lacking a restaurant or two.

We were there over the weekend. Tax free week.....the prices were greatly discounted, beyond their usual discounts. I feel like I came home a winner :). Mostly mid to high range stores. That's the way I can afford quality that I demand at the price I can afford. There are no real stores for eating....subway that is established location, any other eating will be done from food trucks. But they are at least names you recognize.

There are a lot of stores to choose from. Even at 80% off, most of the items were way beyond my reach. We did find some really good deals at the VF outlet. $58 jeans for $5!! The biggest drawback is the lack of food choices. We parked and started walking on the far side and the only thing we saw was a Subway. We discovered a few other choices up the other end after eating at Subway. All in all, not a bad place to kill some time.

While driving back from the beach I saw this place and decided to check it out. Not a lot of food options, but there was a food truck and I think a Subway.I did find a lot of clothing stores that I was interested in. Old Navy had some great prices and I found a great selection at some of the other stores. This place wasn't crowded, so I found it kind of relaxing and low-key. Parking was a cinch. Got some good deals, and could very easily get back on the road and on my way.Since it's so convenient to get to, if I need something I would likely pop in quickly to see if I could it here before continuing on my way.

Nothing special to comment here except that my wife likes to look at the GUCCI outlet store. I believe that this is the only GUCCI outlet store in the area. Besides the basic Nike, Adidas, and Polo, there really isn't that many stores. The selection at these three stores was minimal. Also there isn't a food court to eat at with is a downer. On the plus side, we discovered a food truck across from Adidas that was very good called Four Brothers Mobile Cafe. We ordered 2 hot dogs, a cheeseburger, Philly cheese-steak, and cheese fries. All was very good, especially the cheese-steak. Unless you have to stretch your legs or go to the bathroom on your way to Ocean City, you can drive by this outlet and save some time.

The outlet is below average for shopping. They have big brand showrooms, but those do not have good selection of items. No good food (or even ice cream) on premises is another drawback. Probably, will never return.

I am used to going to Woodbury Commons in NY State. There you have a very long walk from parking to the stores, then an overwhelming map of courtyards that don't connect. Walking from one side to the other is a hike. And the prices are hardly discounted.Here its simple. Its a small outlet center with easy close parking. But even more important...despite the smallness, the selection is good and the prices are very, very reasonable. Dine at the Subway, then invest your money in shoes or whatever your need is. My only regret is that the LLBean store left.Coming from the north down 301, pass by the turnoff where you usually pick up 50, then watch for it on your left.I suggest parking at the extreme east end. The management offices are there with some very clean restrooms. And the Subway is close by.

Not far east of Annapolis MD is the best concentration of outlets I have ever stumbled upon. I found all the brand names I care about and then some. The shopping venues are well laid out and easy to access from Route 50. Better plan to stop for awhile and there are SO many to pick from at this delightful little spot near Kent Island.

no different than othershigh-end mostlyfewer eateries than most places with similar outletsno area restaurants outside of a 5 miles or more drive

The Outlets are a fun place to stop. It is not too big or crowded. Parking was easy. There is a Merrell outlet that I love!