Johnson Creek Premium Outlets

I love makeup & I will never go back to the cosmetics store because of how I was treated. The 2 girls that were working never said one word to my mother And I. we had mentioned about how it would be nice if we could get help and still nothing. My mom had been there before and got awesome service. Not this time.

They have a Nike Clearance Center with a huge selection of sneakers for everyone in your family.

This outlet mall is the worst one I have ever been to. My understanding of outlet malls is that you want to get deals on stores that are good stores. This outlet mall has an unimpressive collection of disappointing stores. Just avoid this at any cost. You will be disappointed.

Often stop here to shop. Easy to get to. Have a good variety stores. Reasonable prices. Lots of parking. Places to eat at. Plenty of clean restrooms. Just a fun stop. Even if it’s just to get off the interstate and stretch your legs for abit.

Maybe i just don’t understand this place, Or maybe i just didn’t actually NEED anything. but it seems like there is not a whole lot of good stores. I spent a little bit of time walking around and very little time in any of the actual stores, though atleast they have a decently located bathrooms, some restaurants or food out there would be a nice addition. Maybe check the store listing before making the drive from any sort of distance.

I’m always a bit ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ about Johnson Creek. I like lots of the stores but I don’t tend to buy much… Old Navy has some great prices, I like the kitchen shop, and Harry & David always gets a stack of my cash. This year I went especially for peanut butter Lindts as I couldn’t find them anywhere in Janesville, where I was staying.
It’s all a bit spread out and you do really have to get in your car to drive around to the other half, but during the week, it’s not busy and it’s okay. At the weekend? Crazy. If you need stuff in particular, it’s a good place to go. It’s just a bit hard to browse.

I meet my girls here to go shopping a couple of times a year. Here’s a couple of treasured tips we care to share so your adventures in shopping go smoothly…
1. Discounts. When you first get here stop in the center’s Guest Services office, located with the restrooms in the upper set of shops on the right as you stand facing the Bass Shoe Outlet. Here you can learn about current and upcoming promotions happening in Johnson Creek.
2. Sister stores. Chat up the sales clerks and you will likely be treated to discounts at stores under common corporate ownership. Did you know Dress Barn and Maurices are Sister Stores? You do now!
3. Share with your friends. Most of these retailers will let you extend discounts that you have to your friends with you. My girlfriend always has a 20% off coupon that three of us use. The store shall remain nameless!
4. Snacks. I swear, by the time we get to Harry & David, Moose Munch samples hit the sweet spot better than Nirvana. So we end up shopping on the sugar rush the snack affords. Ditto with the free truffle of the day at Lindt.
5. Strategize. We typically hit the upper deck of stores before going to the ones found downhill. Mostly because we are powerless in the Coach Outlet store until after we’ve spent some money. Resist temptation! Or give in and feel satisfied about the deal you got.
The choices are endless at the outlet mall. Enjoy!

Am I going to fill my closet and be the best fashionista after a trip here? Not so much.
But can I get some closet staples, stock up on work pants at the scrub outlet and generally waste some time heading to or from Madison? Absolutely.
The Gap outlet is the hidden gem for me — I’m not a Gap shopper, but I always find things in this store, oddly enough. Whether it’s to stock up on basic tees and tanks or finding awesome cardigans and skirts at prices I’ll actually pay, I have more clothes from that outlet than probably the rest of the stores combined, shockingly.
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I love shopping at JC Premium Outlets! Everytime I go there, I always find great value! If you like to save money on brands like Nike, Lane Bryant, Adidas, Eddie Bauer, and more, I highly recommend them.

Johnson Creek Outlets are World Famous. I know this because I was doing some work at my then-​corporate office in Duisburg, Germany and one of the Directors there was telling me how much he loved the place because the price of clothes in Germany is crazy expensive. I guess it’s a small world.
Anyway, the JC Outlets are «okay» but you won’t find too much that’s truly «premium» about the place. There’s lots of middle-​market mall brands like Eddie Bauer, Bath & Body Works and Nike. At the «upper» end there’s a Coach, Calvin Klein and a Ralph Lauren. You won’t really find hot brands — most of what’s here is a little past it’s prime.
The variety and quality of stores is better in Kenosha, but JC is far less crowded, has easier parking and is generally easier to navigate. Don’t just take my word for it, there’s a Director in Germany who’s really looking forward to his next chance to stock up on discounted Tommy Hilfiger sweaters.

Let me start by saying that I am not a shopper and I usually go shopping when my wife asks me to go occasionally. She knows that I don’t like to shop, so I don’t go often. However, if she asks me to go, this is the place that I don’t mind going to. It is an outdoor mall that is very easy to get to. The parking is good and the layout works great. The store selection is good and we usually hit up Gap, Old Navy, Nike, Carter’s, Children’s Place, Gymboree and a few others. There is not a food court, or at least that I have seen or found, but there are some decent fast food restaurants near by. The stores all have great cooling and heating, so when going in and out of the stores it isn’t too bad. If you happen to be on your way past, go ahead and stop. You might just find a great deal.

This is a great outlet mall because it is stocked full of quality retailers, lots to choose, The mall website has a great listing of stores and promotions going on.

I love this outlet mall. They have a lot of designer stores with great deals and you can always find something.

I have a feeling I am going to be getting to know this place well.
It’s very near where my in-​laws live so a good venue for some ladies’ bonding time with the mother-​in-​law.
It’s got something for everyone — Aeropostale and Old Navy for your teenage crowd, Ann Taylor and Banana Republic for the grown-​ups in the room, Adidas and Nike for the sporty types, Columbia and Under Armor for the outdoorsy ones. There’s a maternity store and a few men’s stores, too.
There don’t seem to be restaurants on site so you need to leave and come back if you want to make a day of it (unless you want to munch some Harry & David popcorn for lunch). And the stores are split into two clusters, without a convenient walkway between them — you need to dodge traffic a bit unless you want to drive to the other side. Even so, this is a phenomenon I support.

I’ve only been here a few times but Johnson Creek is your typical outlet mall with everything I need.
Honestly, I’ve gotten the best deals at this mall.
I’d rather take the extra 10 min and drive here than deal with the chaos in Kenosha. Plenty of parking, nicely layed out and easy in and out. What more could you ask for?
Its busy but a steady busy and everyone was extremely nice.

The if your from the Milwaukee area go to the outlet stores in Kenosha, there is too much traffic here. There is a road that splits the grouping of stores which makes it hard to park and walk to all stores.

Don’t waste your time going to this place, the prices are no better than in regular malls. In fact, I live right by Woodfield Mall and you can find way better deals over there.

As far as outlet malls go this one is pretty good. We almost always find something here and for good prices. There is a kitchen accessory store here that has some great selection and good prices. It is small enough to hit all the stores you want to easily and it is right on the interstate to make a quick getaway.

Not a particular fan of this outlet mall, but it’s a good place to get the basics as opposed to Gurnee Mills since it’s a tad closer to me and it’s not as ridiculously huge. Can’t say I like their selection of brands and I also find their shops rather tiny, but I can usually get what I need and just leave.

I would move in and live at this mall if their security guards would let me do so! I always make a trip to Johnson Creek to check out the outlets whenever I am visiting my family in Wisconsin and I always find great deals no matter what the season is. I found a cute scarf at Dress Barn for $ 12.00. Shoes at Adidas were buy one get one ½ off. I found a pair of running shoes for $ 19.00, so I get a second pair for ½ off! Cute wool skirts at Banana Republic originally $ 69.00, but on clearance for $ 9.00, so I bought two! Sweaters 75% off at Eddie Bauer, so I bought two! Lotion at Bath and Body originally $ 11.00, but now on sale for $ 2.75. I bought four! Easy Spirit tennis shoes on sale for buy one get one ½ off, so I bought two! Soooo comfy! Nine West purses for 75% off at Wilson Leather Outlet, so I bought two!
I guarantee you will find something at this this outlet mall. My mom and I always rake it in and we definitely scored some major deals today!