The Outlet Shoppes

We had a grand old time! Hour drive from Baltimore. Latest styles and choice! Balling on a budget and still came home with change! Great store with sales on sales plus they took my coupons! Win-​Win! Holla at your dollars!

This outlet mall is on the small side when it comes to outlet malls. I also have to point out that a good amount of stores here are not outlet stores. Kind of a disappointment. I was excited to see this after I checked into my hotel room because it gave me something to do when I needed to kill some time.
All stores have entrances that open up to the sidewalk, no hallway connecting them which can make for a great quick stop for one store if that is all you are coming here for. Each walkway has an awning which makes is nice to walk if by chance you encounter rain. Music pumps from the speakers that run throughout the complex which makes for an overall mall feel. There is also a food court area which is indoors and shared by several different establishments. If food court is not for you a short distance away is a Fridays for sit down service. Also in this area is a hotel located near the front, Country Inn and Suites, and a gas station, but the gas station cannot be accessed from the parking lot up here as they have it blocked off (I have no idea why).
Parking is ample, shops aplenty (although I think they could use more with an expansion), and a decent ease for traffic flow.

We really love stopping by this place as we visit MD from NJ. First, they just have a fabulous collection of stores that we love: Eddie Bauer, Brook’s Brothers, Adidas, and Under Armor. Of course, you save 100% by totally avoiding shopping, but the Under Armor store here has really good deals on items you really want.
Parking is plenty and this is is an easy on and off from route 15N.

For an outlet mall nearby, it isn’t bad.
Some reviewers here noted that this outlet mall is a bit small, and that’s reasonable criticism. However, I like the smaller size and streetscape format that this outlet mall offers. For being so small, there are many stores that cater to the middle-​income crowd (Old Navy, Dress Barn, Cater’s/Osh Kosh, Eddie Bauer, etc.). If you’re looking for high-​end shopping, this outlet mall wouldn’t really suit your needs.
There is a food court with Subway, Corrado’s Pizza, a pretzel place, and a BBQ joint in it, so you can snack between stores. There is also a TGI Friday’s on the property for sit-​down dining. At the rear of the property is a nice theater, which would be a nice entertainment option for children. This outlet mall has a Pepperidge Farms store, of which I’m a big fan. They offer Pepperidge Farms cookies, crackers, and breads at ridiculously low prices (they sell a lot of Goldfish products too).
For the middle-​income shopper, this is a solid choice in a walkable size.

Its okay, the prices weren’t that great. All the stores were clean.

I seem to shop here a lot, but that’s mainly because it’s so close to home and I’m in the Gettysburg area quite a bit. If I live farther away, I probably would choose somewhere else to shop. It’s a pretty small place for an outlet mall. The shops are pretty basic compared to other outlets in the area. They have Old Navy, Adidas, Under Armour, Coach, Carters, Lane Bryant, etc. My main place to shop when I’m here is Torrid. I love their clothing and it has been a GREAT addition to the outlets.
They have a pretty small food court that only has a few places in it. There’s also a Quiznos and a TGI Fridays, but I would recommend going into town and checking out a local Gettysburg place, like the Dobbin House.
If you’re just passing through, or live pretty close, then this is a good place to shop. But if you’re from outside the area, I would not make a special trip here. You’ll probably be disappointed.

Probably my all time favorite outlet shopping place. Genuinely great deals to be had.
I purchased a pair of $ 100 shoes for $ 50 at Bass, a $ 60 shirt for $ 12 at Van Heusen, and a $ 150 laptop bag for $ 50 at Wilson’s.
I stop here every time I’m traveling through Gettysburg and its a tradition I plan on keeping!

Probably a good place if you’re looking for sportswear or sneakers. However, I was looking for women’s dress shoes and came up short. The kitchen store has refurbished KitchenAid mixers and such, so it looked promising. Its measuring cups I could find at HomeGoods for less. I’m not in a rush to return. My S.O. and I walked past all the stores in less than 30 mins.

As far as outlets go this ones okay. They just got a few new store recently which helped out a lot. They were slacking on the selection for a while there. The food court isn’t all that so either eat before you go or there is a TGIF nearby. Torrid was a nice addition and coach as well. They have the standard shops, Gap, Old Navy, Game stop, Dress barn, and etc. The location is good, right off of route 15 and plenty of parking.

I was a little disappointed with the selection of stores at this outlet mall. The bathroom was disgusting and the staff at several of the stores we went into weren’t the friendliest. I probably won’t be going back (we were visiting family near the area).

This is a teeny tiny little outlet strip mall right outside of Gettysburg. They don’t have much, but the stores they do have are pretty basic; ex: Old Navy, Eddie Bauer, American Eagle, Claire’s, etc.
IMO the only thing worth stopping for here is their chocolate shop: Gertrude Hawk. Oh.My.Goodness! Their chocolate is to die for!

I’m a New Yorker and we’re used to our Woodbury Common Outlet aka massive amounts of shops high end and lower alike in one place. This place did the trick, it gave us our consumerist need to shop and even had a little Gettysburg tourist shop that took care of our souvenirs needs but I wouldn’t trek too far to get here. If it’s on your way then great but otherwise I wouldn’t drive many miles to make it here.

Only a very small number of stores at this location are «outlet» stores. Most are full retail location. Not a bad place, but don’t expect huge discounts.

A small outlet. I love the location. The store selection is decent. Especially being on the border and offering tax free clothes shopping.
The outlet is super clean. There is plenty of parking. The layout is good. There are a few outlets that are not easily found in PA.

I’m going to assume that none of these people that gave this place 4 or 5 stars have ever been to a «real» outlet like Owings Mill, Anne Arundel, any outlet in Florida or anyplace for that matter with more than ten stores. I understand that different people like different things but with 20 stores (one of them being the Civil War Store) this place is not for real shopping. This place is ok if you are on vacation and forgot to pack something other than that abort because your feelings will be hurt.
If you are semi trendy the only store to actually shop in for ‘fun’ clothes will be Gap and Old Navy (and depending on your style those two stores may be questionable)… You may go into Under Armor and/​or New Balance in an attempt to stay within the size ranges offered in those 2 stores and then you may go into the Bath and Body Works in an effort to save your nose from the results of using the items you purchased at Under Armor… Thats it.
With only 20 stores the parking spaces are in an abundance. Worst case scenario if you are forced to be here for more than 13 minutes there’s a TGI Fridays nearby to help ease the pain.

Great deals and tax free!!!

Never busy and always good deals to be had here. Always adding new stores. Could use another restaurant or some more choices in the food court, but the location is super convenient (right off of 15).

As other reviews have mentioned, this outlet is a lot smaller than the Premium Outlets in Williamsburg or Hagerstown, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. I actually prefer it being smaller, quainter, and the parking is so much easier than the other outlet malls. It’s not as crowded but seemed to have something for everyone. Plus no tax! That alone is worth the trip.

No tax! I personally go for the craft stores. Cape Cod Crafters has something for everyone! I also geocache… and if you do too, you’ll hit a mother lode in this area.

Smaller, quaint and well stocked outlet mall right outside of Gettysburg. Not as pretentious as the Premium Outlets in Leesburg or near Phikadelphia, but well worth the trip. Over 60 stores in an easy parking outlet mall. These include American Eagle, old Navy, Izod, Eddie Bauer and many others. Friendly and spacious.
Another best thing is no tax. Amazing for Pennsylvania…
Free WiFi on the small food centre.