Freeport Village Station

Shopping mall · Freeport ·

Freeport Village Station

Shopping mall · Freeport ·

Outlet shops with village feel, featuring L.L. Bean and designer brands

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1 Freeport Village Station, Freeport, ME 04032 Get directions

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"Anchored by the world retail headquarters of outdoor equipment and gear outfitter L.L. Bean, Freeport Village Station is a stable of discount designer shops and independent boutiques. It also has worked hard with the Town of Freeport to maintain the area's history and rural nature, so even while the outlets are all about shopping, all you have to do is walk five minutes off of Main Street and you're among historic homes. Stroll a few more minutes away, and you're in the wilderness of Casco Bay." - Alexandra Hall

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Charlotte

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Nothing was clearly marked where stores were but my daughter and I made the best of a rainy day and found what we were looking for. Signage should be updated. Stores are amazing but employees are very pushy to get you to buy without you getting a chance to even look to see if you are interested in anything. One employee walks away another walks up and ask the same question....no smile just eager to make a commission. Sad

Bradley T.

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We came up from Portland on a cloudy morning. Well worth the short drive. A nice selection of stores offering good quality products at good prices. There’s LLBean Under Armor North Face Patagonia to name a few. There’s also some restaurants It’s easy to get to and there’s plenty of parking.

Carmine V.

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Freeport is full of shops, café, restaurants and outlet stores from top brands. A full day can definitely be spent here. The main street is lined with shops. Watch out for pedestrian crossing the road the have the right of way and will walk right out in front of your car. There is plenty of parking of the main street some free some meters.

Jean T.

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Typical high end outlet stores with nothing to offer great 20 years ago but lost its charm and 1/2 stores. Needs help

Michael C.

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Love this place! Was on vacation and decided to stop by to shop with the family. This place didn’t let us down. The service was great also. The deals you will get here are unbelievable. They offer so many choices to choose from and more. Your family will enjoy the experience to.

Vu N.

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Plenty of free parking and along with having a few nice stores it is central to a lot of shops along the main road. Enjoyed our time there. Wish there were real food options here but there are places very close that are good options. There is a seafood cart right out front but saw it too late.

Mahesh S (.

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Nice shopping outlet. Loved the lindt chocolate store

Eric G.

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Amtrak downeaster drops you right in the middle of things. Very nice looking station. Convenient! Brought a group to the area for Christmas shopping

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Charlotte

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Bradley T.

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Carmine V.

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Jean T.

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Typical high end outlet stores with nothing to offer great 20 years ago but lost its charm and 1/2 stores. Needs help

Michael C.

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Vu N.

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Mahesh S (.

Google

Nice shopping outlet. Loved the lindt chocolate store

Eric G.

Google

Amtrak downeaster drops you right in the middle of things. Very nice looking station. Convenient! Brought a group to the area for Christmas shopping

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