Oak Creek Factory Outlets

I wish I can give no stars. There was an antique store in this outlet. OVERPRICED! I could find the same products cheaper at a garage sale. Smelt like body odor. Bought one item at a decent price, but I believe it was still a little overpriced.

Overall, this place is pretty bad. It’s not your typical outlet. It’s more like strip mall stores. There’s a few stores that are good. The Kitchen Collection had some good deals. There’s a consignment store that was interesting to walk around. There’s a usual Tuesday Morning. The outlets are around 75% empty. There’s not much here.

Sadly this has a lot of unused potential. Lots of empty store fronts and nothing really that great. With anthem so close why would you bother stopping here to shop?
The gap outlet is the only thing decent in the establishment. But I do really like on the weekends where they have stalls that sell southwestern art. That seems to be the only big attraction.

Wow! one of the worst outlets ever!
There were probably only 10 stores there. The only good store there might be Gap if you like that stuff and the Hanes/​Bali/​etc. store.
I will def. not drop by here again. Dead like a desert. But of course! good parking because no one comes here.

This place kind of sucks. Outlets? Not really. More like small shopping center. Even worse is that most of the stores are either out of business or just lacking in anything interesting.
There are a few of the typical shops: bra/​underwear, men’s/women’s clothing, shoe store and kitchen appliances but beyond that, this place is a bit sad.
There is a small tourist stop with a super friendly dude who seems desperate to make a friend. Poor guy probably talks to 1 – 2 humans only a few times a week. Put that man in sales!
The only good shop here was the Gap outlet. Sadly, the store doesn’t come up on the Unilocal app. Things like this drive me nuts. What’s the point of going anywhere if I can’t check in! Am I right?!?
Despite the shitty stores, the people, shoppers and staff alike were all super friendly. We’re definitely not in New York anymore.

I think we were here all of 10 minutes and moved on. More of a strip mall than an outlet shipping center.
Tuesday Morning = Big lots meets Marshall’s
Lot’s of vacancies. No bueno!

Pretty deserted area, unfortunately. Lots of empty space. It’s really gone downhill over the years. Only a couple of stores worth going in, and one of those was Gap. So there ya go. Maybe everyone stops at Anthem now?

Outdated and lacks huge anchor stores that would attract shoppers. Today we came and there was an art show/​exhibit going on.
A lot of the store spaces are empty.

When you think ‘outlet mall’, you wont necessarily think of Oak Creek Factory Outlets because this complex isn’t one big mammoth shopping center that stands in all its glory. It does, however, have some gem shopping.
Take for example, Factory Brand Shoes. There’s not a chance that you will walk in here and walk out empty-​handed. I bought two sexy sexy pairs of ladies for $ 60. Awwww yeah.
Take also L’eggs Hanes Bali Playtex for example. If the life-​size cardboard cutout of MJ (the athlete, not the artist) isn’t enough to lure you in, then the sales most definitely will. Leggings — check. Thongs — check. Bras — check. Boxers — check. And the list goes on and on (in terms of undergarments).
Plus the weekend that I was there, there were slews of independent vendor booths set up all throughout the complex. Everything from handmade earrings, to custom-​made copper hangings. If you’re looking for a unique gift that will blow the recipient away, here’s a perfect place to find that.
Overall, not what I was expecting when I grabbed my wallet and headed over to the ‘Outlet Mall’, but VERY happy that I discovered this place nonetheless.

This was once a thriving outlet mall, that while it lacked most of the major outlet shops was still a fun place to go. With the recent road construction and the loss of the previous management, this place is dying out quickly.
Gap and Hilfiger are decent, but that is about it. Unless something happens soon this place will be a ghost town, which is fine as there are too many tourists in the Sedona area as is. Just my opinion by the way.

On our way to Sedona to do some hiking with a long-​time friend, we stopped to meet up here. We arrived just a bit early, so we took advantage of the GAP for a little shoppin’. This is a rather small GAP outlet, but had a great selection for SG. He was quite thrilled that they had some items in his size that the bigger outlet mall did not have. I cannot say I was as fortunate. I walked around the plaza a bit. There are many empty store fonts here and several that were not open on this Wednesday. There was a little theater with a «coffee» stop. Uh… caf or decaf. What about a latte, cappuccino? You call this a coffee place?
There were a few other clothing and nick nac places that we bopped into. Nothin too impressive. I guess this is when you know you are not in a big town. But, I would have expected the crowds drawn to Sedona to bring big outlets. I guess not. I guess people come here to hike and see Sedona itself and its art, and be healed of course.
If you are passing by and have a minute, check out the GAP outlet, but otherwise, don’t waste your time here.