Save this page — bookmark it or add to your home screen for quick access before your next visit.
Click any store on the map for details, use search and categories to find brands, and zoom in/out for a closer look.
Deptford Mall is a real shopping spot here in South Jersey. As the biggest mall in the region, it has almost everything you could want: big stores, special stores, restaurants, and even a playground with arcade games. The team at NYCMallPedia put together this useful interactive map to help folks like you more easily find your way around the place.
Finding a particular store is a real breeze thanks to the search bar up top. You simply type what you search, and there, it appears on the map. If you prefer to just browse, you can scroll through the categories and see what grabs your attention.
The map also lets you zoom in and out for a closre look at different sections.
How To Use This Deptford Mall Directory Map
The mall has two levels, L1 and L2. You can easily switch between them using the handy buttons at the top. When you click some of the store icons, you get info about what they offer. Totally simple, if you ask me.
About the stores themselves, you have the usual mall “suspects” like Macy’s, JCPenney and Dick’s Sporting Goods. But you also find some more fun and unique places, for instance Cotton On, Vans and Gathering House. And the food court area has solid choice, with places like Red Robin to fuel you up.
Also, the addition of Round 1 Entertainment gives you something extra too do besides just shopping.
The mall itself is well taken care of and has a comfortable, relaxed feel. It is not the most fancy place in the area, but it gets the job done if you want a good mix of stores and activities. And because it sits right here in Deptford Town, it is extra useful for folks in South Jersey that do not want to drive all the way to Cherry Hill for their shopping needs.
I would say also that the mall has slowly changed through the years. Before it had an old style restaurant called Orange Bowl, that later was replaced by the food court. But such tiny details show how this place adapted and stayed pretty relevant.
And the team behind the map cares to keep it up to date so it is worth saving it as abookmark for your next trip.