Gloucester Premium Outlets are a liked outdoor shopping place in Blackwood, New Jersey. On this page you will find an interactive map that our team at NYCMallPedia put together to help visitors quickly find stores and easily move through the place. By using the map you can see where stores are and plan the trip before you go.
If you search for a single store, the search bar up at the map makes that simple. Simply type the name of the store and it will appear right away. If you prefer, you can also scroll through the categories to browse what is available.
For a closer look at the plan, lay the mouse above the map and scroll to zoom. There are also buttons below to the right to zoom in, zoom out or go to full screen for a clearer sight. Because Gloucester Premium Outlets have only one level, all stores appear on one single floor plan, so it is easy to find everything with one look.
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Gloucester Premium Outlets are an outdoor outlet mall in south New Jersey. One easily reaches it from Philadelphia and from Atlantic City. The center has a good number of stores, where shoppers can find savings on marked products daily.
Stores like Michael Kors, Nike, Vera Bradley, American Eagle Outfitters, Under Armour, Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store, adidas, J.Crew Factory, kate spade new york, Coach, Reebok, Banana Republic, Puma, aerie and Amazon House are all part of the list. The choice is pretty solid for an outlet mall.
The complex is really big, actually much more big then some other outlet malls in central New Jersey. Because of that size, it is useful to do a bit of research before you go, so that the plan already feels known early. Maps and signs through the property are clear and helpful for moving around.
There is also a lot of pleasant outdoor furniture scattered everywhere, and even big areas with seats, which adds a nice feel.
Do recall one thing: Gloucester Premium Outlets no longer have a food court. That means food choices locally are a bit limited. However the outlet does offer times with food trucks to bring new choices to shoppers.
So maybe there is something to grab while you walk around, but it is not the same as a full food court with many options.
Shopping hear is tax-free, which is a big reason. New Jersey does not charge sales tax on clothing and shoes, so the discounts at outlet stores work even more. The prices already are low compared with regular retail.
Deals on brands like Vera Bradley and J.Crew can be really good.
The place mostly is clean, and parking usually is not too hard. That is a nice plus, because at some malls finding a place can be a real headache. But for anyone with moving troubles, the outdoor layout and big size could mean a lot of walking.
Driving and parking closer to the specific stores often does make things easier than walking long distances through the whole property.
Be sure to take an outlet map at guest services when you arrive. It shows all store locations together with current promotions, which helps for planning and for saving more money. Seasonal sale events also appear during the year, and those can bring even deeper discounts on products already reduced.
Comfortable shoes are a good idea for the trip, because there is a lot of distance to cover.
The store choice is pretty average for an outlet. Mostly clothing stores make up the mix, although there are also some other kinds of stores. It is a good place to spend a bit of time browsing, and the outdoor layout makes it feel different than a usual indoor mall.
On a nice day, strolling around andshopping can be a pretty nice experience.
This interactive directory map was correct at the time of creation, but because stores sometimes change, we will update it. Mark this page in your browser, so that you can easily return and check the directory before your next trip.
