The best shops in town are housed here so its THE place to shop when your in town. Shops to suit…read moreall pockets from primark onwards.

Modern shopping mall, mostly undercover. New shops opening…read moresoon, with BHS, large Primark, Next.

As others have said, this is one of the largest M&S stores outside London, located right next to…read moreTesco. As well as their full clothing range (which includes staff help for buying men's suits, and a bra fitting service, for example), and a large food section, it has a full range of their homewares (great for gifts, actually). There's also a cafe. The store is fully accessible - there is a detailed access website available for M&S at https://www.accessable.co.uk/venues/marks-and-spencer-camberley. Outside there's an extensive car park. As for the adjacent Tesco, expect to walk fair distances: I walked over a kilometre on a recent visit, inside the store.

3 of your Tesco/M&S trolleys awaiting collection at GU470QY behind carpet store on Sandhurst Road…read moreCollege Town Sandhurst (opposite Kings Kebabs). Hope you can catch your customer leaving them on private property. At least they are not in the river.

Large, well laid out store on two levels (much bigger than Woking store)…read moreThe entire ground floor is dedicated to ladieswear(including large lingerie section). Upstairs there is the menswear section, a large shoe section, childrenswear and homewares. Great store for budget shopping

This is quite a big Primark in the inside shopping centre…read more It can get really busy especially at weekends and the clothes can be on the floor and things very untidy but the staff do try to tidy things up. Downstairs is womenswear and there is always something to buy as it is so cheap. They do nice ladies pyjamas and dressing gowns. Upstairs is menswear, childrens, babies and housewares. The duvet covers are nice and wash well and very cheap, there are some nice cushions for living room and bedroom and nice smelling candles. There is usually a queue at the tills but there is a lot of tills and staff and you can get served quickly but it takes ages on a Saturday.

Nice sized shop with some extra stock you don't usually find in the smaller branches. Worth a visit.read more

A huge range of brands with up to 60% off recommended retail prices…read more There is everything you need at this store from clothes for all the family, sports clothing from running to skiing, footwear, kitchen wear, household items, toys and gadgets. The items are usually priced up at bargain prices but you have to be careful because there is a reason for this. Most of the items appear to be seconds or slightly damaged in some way. Alot of the items on the shelf are just packed in and not really looked after, hence the damage. Many items are also just end of line and so there is nothing wrong with them at all. Plenty of bargains available here if you know what you are looking for.

Excellent location and lots to look at for both clothing and home items!…read moreGreat bargains on offer!

Huge, out-of-town style Tesco Extra with a large car park on the outskirts of Sandhurst. It's open…read more24 hours, except Sundays (10-16h). As well as a large range of groceries, including their full "world range", there's a homewares, electricals and clothing section. There's a pharmacy, Tesco mobile shop, Travel money shop, Vision Express, Timpson and a Cafe. Outside there's a car-wash and fuel station. (Note these don't all have 24 hour service). There are also toilets and an ATM. It's so large it can be hard to find things - be prepared to walk. The car park is large but can still get very busy at peak times (as can the queues to get in and out of it). The store has level access throughout, an induction loop, and disabled parking facilities. Assisted shopping is available on request, and assistance dogs are welcome.

This is a massive Tesco Direct, as soon as you walk in you are in the clothing and footwear section…read morewhich leads you to the kitchen department followed by the electricals and computing and finally to the food. This store stocks everything you can think of but I find it too big and by the time I have got half way round I have had enough. Its worth a trip every now and again but I wouldnt want to battle though the shop every week

Excellent parking facilities although can get busy. Great selection of good in store whether from…read morethe essentials selection or more expensive goods. Good offers most days plus excellent meat and bakery counters.

The prices are pretty good It's easy to find what you want, without the irritating product shifting…read moresome supermarkets engage in. However, in all honest, I much prefer the flavor of some Lidl products including Lebkuchen, chocolate, baked goods etc. The Lebkuchen in Aldi is sadly bland and not nice. As for the chocolate, see what you think of the weird Aldi variety that tastes like custard lol.

As the economic downturn bites I decided to go and see what all the fuss was about when it comes to…read morethe likes of Aldi and Lidl stores. My nearest stores happened to be opposite each other in Blackwater, Camberley and so, on a trip to Camberley I decided to take a look. Aldi is situated on a junction controlled by traffic lights and so it's easy to get in and out of. It has it's own car park but beware - it's only for Aldi shoppers so don't be tempted to go in and then wander down the road to another shop! Trolleys, released by inserting the obligatory £1 coin are available outside of the store. As you enter I was pleasantly surprised. The store looked a lot brighter and more up market than I'd expected. As I went further into the store I found it neatly arranged and tidy although the initial feeling of quality was lost. The quality of produce looked very good and the prices were reasonable. Some goods were cheap, others on a par with regular supermarkets. Of the store cupboard items (and this is what I was interested in) the majority were copies of major brand names at about 2/3rds of the price. Those I tried were good or acceptable. The bakery products were actually very good. Fresh meat and frozen produce looked OK but, as I was far from home, I didn't buy. Aldi have a rotating stock of non-food goods and these seemed to be reasonable although not good value. Carrier bags must be bought and are not provided free of charge. Credit cards are not accepted (although debit cards are). It's all designed to be no-frills and efficient. It works. The most negative aspect of the store is that you come out onto the main road, with a trolley and then have to cross the entrance to the car park in order to reach your car. This feels a bit dangerous. I was certainly more impressed with Aldi than I was with the Lidl across the road.