Great deals and for the most part - good or at least decent customer service. My favorite stores: Ted Baker, Brooks Brothers, Tory Burch, Kate Spade, Saks Off Fifth, Neiman Marcus Last Call, and Nike. Ted Baker: around Thanksgiving & around New Years there is a good selection and good deals, customer service: decent Brooks Brothers: most of the time there are good deals and good selection Tory Burch: good service Nike is usually overcrowded pre-COVID/huge lines now with covid restrictions, and only has a decent selection though read more

It is an excellent outlet, with more than 40 shops and very nice sales, and there is parking, and restaurants.

Well organized, variety of shops, lots of options for refreshments. Look forward to my next visit!

This Outlet is the best ever. Most of the designer stores all in one place. You will need, at the very least two whole days. Don't get overwhelmed. I was truly in my happy place. I would come back just to shop. read more

The place for top Designer labels! Gucci, Tom Ford, Giorgio Armani, Prada, Christian Louboutin, Tory Burch, Karl Lagerfeld, Michael Kors. Never a disappointment as there are plenty of stores that do not have a long line outside the door. There is ample parking on the street, in the back and in the parking structure. Besides the food court, there are setups in the middle of the walk ways that offer food. Prep with comfortable shoes as this outdoor outlet mall is spacious! Happy shopping! read more

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Been coming here for 2 years, they usually always have something for everyone. Why pay the regular price for lululemon and alo when you can get it discounted. I've been to many outlets but this is the very few that has most of the hot designer brands like Balenciaga, Gucci, Prada etc. All in one place. Pro tip: come on the week days to beat the crowd. read more

Yesterday I was at Desert Hills and needed to relieve myself before hitting the road. Logic would dictate placement of restrooms at the entrance from the parking garage, but this isn't a logical place, so I struck out there. I looked for way faring signs, but this shopping center doesn't have them. I walked all the way to the electronic directory, but one side wasn't working, and the other side was monopolized by senior citizens searching in vain for "that twenty place[?]" Already exasperated by now, I pulled out my phone and launched the Simon app. It kept trying to get me to sign up for something but eventually I was able to find a way to move past those screens and find the map. I typed in "restroom" and the result was, "No Stores, Restaurants Or Amenities Matched Your Search" - so this huge destination outlet center has no restrooms??? Since there are no humans employed to operate an information booth, I gave up and figured I'd use the Caltrans rest stop a few miles away, but an employee (who wasn't there before) was smoking on a bench when I returned to the garage entrance and he was able to direct me to the unmarked facility. (Clearly the Simon app has major flaws and cannot be relied upon.) Simon: Please install signs! (And it wouldn't hurt to build a staffed information booth, since you are incapable of creating an app that works.) read more

Desert Hills Premium Outlets - This is the only photo I took at the shopping center. (Do people take lots of photos while shopping?) - Shopping Centers Near Me - Cabazon, California

This is the 'grandaddy' of outlet centers, and I have seen it evolve from the only outlet mall with one cluster of shops and a parking lot to multiple sections, a 4 level parking garage AND a large surface lot. I live in Los Angeles, and combine a long weekend in Palm Springs/Palm Desert with a visit to Desert Hills. Here are a few tips that make my shopping hassle free: -I only shop mid-week, mid-day: never weekends -I do not shop holidays, and I do not shop in December or January- I do not like crowds, lines or getting stuck in traffic. -Do some research on your favorite shops and prices. Not everything is offered at some amazing every day low price. At times, you can save more at a Macy's/Bloomingdale's/Saks/Neiman Marcus clearance event. -I go to DH as I am driving back to Los Angeles, I feel I can spend more time, but that is my preference. -Viewing the store signs from I 10, you may think the exterior signage corresponds to the actual shop location. Not true. Go online and use the map to plan your shopping -Traveling west on Seminole Drive I drive along the 'Service Entrance Only' road until i come to the far east end of the garage and park there. This puts me right at the section where Polo Ralph Lauren is. PRL is a destination for me. The blurb posted by DHPC states it is only 'an hour or more drive from LA and 30 minutes from Palm Springs'. I am not sure what starting point the center is using but plan on a 2.5 hour trek from downtown Los Angeles or Pasadena. Possibly more so on Fridays. I take the 210 E freeway which was a much faster alternative to the 10 East, but not so much anymore. The 60 East from LA was a good alternate but I have not used that in some time. Traffic into Riverside has gotten ridiculous but again, if you find a non-peak time to travel, it makes a big difference. As far as '30 minutes from Palm Springs' that may be- but its the longest darn 30 minutes ever driven. As stated, I shop DH as I am returning to Los Angeles. There has been construction along the 10 after Cabazon to the 111 exit for months, so the idea of driving thru that twice in one day while in the desert is another deal breaker for shopping on a Fridays Saturdays or Sundays. One final suggestion: if you want to hit a number of shops, study the online map first. On my visit 11/1, Desert Hills' computer system was down and every electronic directory in the complex was blank. There are no permanent directories, there are no printed directories. I was told the management offices close at 5. I could not get my iPhone to pull up the website directory. This was beyond frustrating but saved me some money. Desert Hills management may want to create a back up plan for future outages and make sure all shops know what that is. The two shops I went to only knew to refer me to using my phone as a map. Desert Hills is sprawling and rather splendid. Make it a special shopping treat for yourself. read more

Place is bigger then most premium outlets or at least from the washington state side. High end stores with a wait outside if store too crowded which is the usual , high end store staff not as friendly or upbeat as other places I shopped in. Which again is probably the usual. Bathrooms were easy to find and so was food High end shops outlet prices were still 700-1200$ So still not worth dropping a car payment on a purse or a pair shoes.. but still nice to window shop and compare prices throughout the outlet. read more

This place would normally be 5 stars, but at this time (June 7, 2020) more than 50 percent of the stores were closed. If there is a specific store that you would like to go to, I highly suggest for you to call them beforehand. The first floor parking structure had more cars than parking slots. The second floor had handicap parking slots available. They blocked the third floor to the parking structure. I completely understand that the stores are being cautious, due to Covid 19. So, most of the stores posted apology letters as to why they were closed. The stores that usually have a few people within it, had long lines just to get into them. The stores that did not have long lines to get into, had long lines to the cashier(s). I really did not want to go here, but my husband insisted in going. I'm too OCD to go out, since there are those that do not wear masks. Those are usually the people that are sneezing or coughing. To make a long story short, we ended up walking around for a couple of hours. For the very first time, we did not buy anything. read more

Stopped on our way to Palm Springs, this place is huge, I felt like I needed to leave a trail of popcorn to find my way out. There was a huge variety of stores/restaurants. This could easily be a couple day excursion if you're in a shopping mood read more

If you're debating on driving from wherever and not sure if it's worth it. Allow me to say it is 100% worth the drive. They have many designer stores alongside your departments stores such as Navy, Gucci, Victoria Secret, and many other well known and luxury brands. Most, if not all stores have a min. Of 20% off items. I always go to the Gucci store which tends to be min. $100 cheaper than your typical Gucci store. I do recommend to go later on in the day as the heat is like a melting pot. Anytime after 4 pm the sun is a lot less hotter and may make your shopping experience a lot better. All of the stores have placed a limit of people inside the store and some even take your temperature. ( super safe and efficient) read more

Wow...this outlet is Amazing!! Everything is here. Didn't know where to start. Arrived late in afternoon on weekend so had few hours to shop. Will have to come earlier next time to take advantage of the other stores. Love the Nike Store read more

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We parked on the 3rd floor in the parking structure. The elevator is broken and so is the escalator. We used the railing to hold on to and both our hands were covered with black residue from the railing.Looks like it never has been cleaned. The bathrooms are disgustingly filthy.floors, stalls etc. We spent a lot of money there but won't ever return.I'll drive to another mall!! THE PLACE IS PURE FILTH!! Place is going downhill!! read more

I ordered sales items before sale ended however their online system refused me and said try again in a few minutes. I tried for 24 hours unsuccessfully. I contacted them and was told they would not honor my order or give me the discount. Was the Feb sale a fraud? I feel it is! I have been a customer for over 20 years and felt disgusted with their service and response. read more

Pros: It was a very clean and beautiful shopping center. I'm happy that the outlets were open during this COVID-19 nightmare we're in. The outdoor lines were reasonably quick, with the exception of a select few stores. It also appeared as though everyone were compliant with wearing face masks. Cons: I was disappointed in the lack of sales from my favorite stores (vans, converse, & bath and body works, to name a few), most, if not everything was regular price. If that was the case, I would just go to the regular shops in the mall. There was also quite of a walk from the parking lot to the shops. Maybe there were closer spots that I was unaware of? Overall, a nice place to browse around if you're staying at Morongo Casino, or passing through the desert. read more

BEWARE - DO NOT PARK YOUR CAR in the upper floor of the parking structure (P4), there's a gang of thiefs that are breaking into people's cars, breaking the windows and stealing people's luggage. That happened to me yesterday, to my rental car; all my luggage from the trunk was stolen. Security from the mall is a JOKE and the police (Riverside Sherrifs Dept) don't seem concerned at all. In that upper floor there are NO SECURITY CAMERAS and if you look on the floor you can spot broken glass from the previous hits. This gang is likely going to be hitting more cars during the holiday shopping season. Be careful, your car is not safe there and that mall doesn't care at all read more

This is the best outlet in Southern California (I've been to them all, ok). They have the largest variety of stores and the higher end brands as well. Not only do they have the most and best stores, they have the best versions of all those stores with the most inventory. This outlet has both a Saks off 5th and a Neiman Marcus last call (newish?) on the west side. The parking has much improved with a new large structure in the back in addition to the front street and streetside parking. My tip though is to try to head here right as it opens. It reduces the hassle by so much if you make it around 10am. It really gets crazy as time goes by. There are enough restrooms so you don't have to walk very far to find relief, with vending machines for drinks so you don't have to even see the food court. read more

Miles of walking is good for you. And you won't even know you were walking for miles in this giant shopping center because there is literally something different to see every few handful of steps of so. Large free parking lots surround the shops. There is also a large free parking structure so now you can park in the shade. I don't know how often or when they do this but on our visit, there were food trucks and a DJ and some stuff for the kids. WARNING: This activity is dangerous to your wallet. LOL They have stores from every price range from Balenciaga to Forever 21. Lots of different options. read more

I love Desert Hills Premium Outlets as I have many shops that I am interested in. Additionally, the shops that I like are massive and have consistent sales. They offer a mini food court, food trucks, and free parkin inside and outside. It is close to Morongo and a great rest and shop stop. It is clean and is maintained well! read more

Desert Hills Premium Outlets - Shopping Centers Near Me - Cabazon, California

Huge outlet mall with many stores and deals. It's all outdoors and gets hot out here in the desert. There's garage parking and outdoor parking for free. Get a passport booklet for coupons at the main office when you sign up for a free account. There are many tourists here domestic and international. The food options are a little lacking and needs more restroom locations. Overall it's good for shopping needs at great retail locations from luxury to athletic. read more

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Massive and impressive. Plenty of parking but the food choices could be better. as I think some decent sit down restaurants will enhance this place. As it stands, it's all food court based (a few food carts selling Churros and snacks) and a Starbucks. It's hard to spend a day shopping if there's no decent food keep the belly happy. Although this place is "Premium Outlet" it's more of a bunch of factory stores in one location. There's not much outlet prices but there are some good deals here and there with most of the discounts belonging to refurbished merchandise (Bose store was selling refurbished QC35 at $75.00 off the retail price of a new unit) Converse has some good prices where you buy one and get a second pair of shoes for 1/2 off, but when you average it out, it's only a few bucks cheaper than department store prices. read more

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Very nice outlet. Had Lululemon that I like to shop at. There were food trucks and other fun places to eat. Probably the largest outdoor outlet I have ever been to. Would recommend coming here. read more

Desert Hills Premium Outlets - Shopping Centers Near Me - Cabazon, California

Wow this outlet has changed! I have not been to Cabazon in many many years and this place looks so fancy now. Before the outlet was a round circle of stores with the middle being the parking lot. Now the entire lot is filled with stores and there is a side parking garage. They have a great line up of stores. Fancy to normal outlet shops. Not a fan of the new set up. Everything was very bunched up. Hard to navigate and the parking garage is located on one side so if your on the wrong side, you have to walk all the way around. read more

First we went Cabazon Outlets First shop around and we went Desert Hill Premium outlet this place have good luxury stores and items. Quality name brand items we shop around and buy things the experience was good. read more

I love this place!! Great shopping!! Great designer brands just like Rodeo but at fraction of the price

Love this outlet.. whenever we get the chance to come down, they have a nice amount of designer stores, maybe second to Woodbury in NY. They have great deals on holidays. They also have a good selection of food trucks. read more

What a selection of stores! Frette, Robert Graham & Salvatore Ferragamo? That's just a few... And the bargains?! I can't even write about them on yelp for fear of getting sued for revealing a trade secret or something. Kidding of course but they are outrageously great. You've got to come check this place out if you even like any of the stores they have. Parking is expansive & FREE! How refreshing. They're in the middle of the desert & a great pit stop on the way to Palm Springs, Palm Desert or Morongo which is next door. Don't forget to pick up a coupon book at guest services. Just show them military ID or a AAA card. Can't wait to go back! read more

I love shopping here when I'm headed to Palm Springs! you can find some of the best deals! I always spend more that anticipated but.....ohh well! It's worth it read more

Desert Hills Premium Outlets - Shopping Centers Near Me - Cabazon, California

I've been coming to Cabazon since I was a kiddo. Over the years, it's expanded with more & more luxury stores and with the expansion, the hordes & hordes of people have followed. My most recent visit over Christmas wasn't terrible though, but we went early & parked on the street to avoid any congestion leaving. I was impressed by the selection of stores & deep discounting! It's a bit terrifying that there are ropes for lines outside of stores though. Eep. 347/365 read more

All in all, this outlet is a must-visit for luxury enthusiasts looking to add some high-end flair to their collection without breaking the bank. I'll definitely be back for more! read more

Plan to spend the day and a portion of your evening. The sheer diversity of the stores, options, and bargains are worth the drive. If you like designer clothing, kids' apparel, quality menswear, jewelry, and all women's attire, you've got to make it to Desert Hills! The shopping here is a bargain shopper's paradise! Super crowded during major shopping seasons, such as Black Friday but they always have GOOD deals and excellent merchandise. read more

The best outlet every!!! Certainly worth the drive from San Diego. The have all the premium stores. Gucci, YSL, jimmy choo, Prada, off saks, Burberry not to mention Victoria secrets, bath and body, Steve Madden, guess and Nike! Everything you want is here!!! Trust me. There are lines due to COVID... so lines are definitely longer than others. They now have good vendors outside too. And the mango and cucumber drinks with chamoy is amazing.... omg!!! There's an abundance of parking now with the new parking structure. read more

I'm from the Bay Area but was in town for a bachelorette weekend. We decided to check out the outlets after brunch at a nearby bistro. This is a large outlet shopping center, all outdoor which was nice. We went on a Saturday afternoon and it was busy but not crazy and not too bad of a situation with lines. I think the only really long line was at gucci. Some stores still require a mask and not all stores were open. It has plenty of places to eat and food trucks. I liked that they had a lot of high end stores, YSL, gucci, Louboutin, Prada to name a few. I didn't find anything but maybe you will ;) read more

Big outlet with lots of Designer stores. Prices were not that big of a discount for an outlet. This was like any other outlet that I've shopped at. We were staying in the Palm Desert area and it was more than a half hour drive which is okay if you have nothing else to do but would not go out of my way again to shop there if I were back in Palm Desert. read more

Boo, Boo, Boo!!! I have been coming to this outlet for years. They have a great selection of stores but we went this past weekend and found out they are now charging $5 for parking in the structure! And no in and out privileges. I spend hundreds of dollars shopping here and you really can't provide free parking in the middle of nowhere??? There is still free parking on the Cabazon outlet side but it's insanely packed and difficult to find parking (took us over 20 minutes to find one). Also, they are doing major construction throughout the outlet making it difficult to access stores. They blocked off certain areas so you have to walk around just to get to the other side. Lots of noise and dust everywhere. Desert Hills Outlets I'm really disappointed.... read more

Sunday 05/21. Arrived at 11, there is a power outage. They had power outages in the past and you would think, they will be prepared. But there are not. Management and customer service are nowhere to be found. There is no warning sign in front of the entrance about power outage. Which creates a mess in the parking lot, because people are entering and leaving at the same time. All the restrooms are closed, no alternative restrooms, you better hope you don't have to use one. The most frustrating thing, no one knows when it will be fixed. You would think for the amount of money people spending there, they would be smart enough to have a back up generator. We left at 3 pm and it wasn't fixed yet. read more

Pretty solid outlet mall in-between LA and Palm Springs, near Cabazon. It serves as a good "rest stop" if you're traveling between the two locations. Super popular and very packed when I was there. As opposed to other outlets in Las Vegas and other locations, what sets this place apart is the number of high end shops available. Stores like Burberry, Prada, Gucci and Jimmy Choo are some examples of this. I sometimes think that these high end outlets trick people into buying only slightly discounted items that are still expensive. That still might be the case, but there are some good deals to be found. My gf found a Prada purse that was discounted 50% from $1200 to $600. Sure you'll prolly spend money on things you don't need, but that's outlet shopping for you. But if it's outlet shopping you want, Desert Hills is one of the best. read more

The best outlet mall on the West Coast! You can dispute the parking (hey, the new structure isn't bad at all, but it's bit of a walk), the weather (it gets hot in the summer, very cold at night in the winter), the crowds (mainly on holidays, but now Chinese bus tours stop here), but if you're looking for discounted high-end fashion, only Woodbury Commons in NY can top this. Not too many cheapy names here. Anna Wintour (Vogue) might even stop by: Gucci Prada Giorgio Armani Yves Saint Laurent Alexander McQueen Salvatore Ferragamo DVF Dolce Gabbana Burberry Versace Jimmy Choo Brunello Cucinelli Canali Ermenegildo Zegna Fendi Helmut Lang La Perla Loro Piana Bottega Veneta Barneys New York Helen Gurley Brown (Cosmo) might find a few dress down pieces at: Ralph Lauren Polo John Varvatos All Saints Ellie Tahari Etro Levi's Marc by Marc Jacobs Michael Kors Ted Baker Theory Tods Tory Burch Kate Spade Coach Rag & Bone Joe's Jeans 7 For All Mankind True Religion Lacoste Cole Haan Armani Exchange Nike Converse Jim Nelson and Michael Hainey (GQ) would fit you from head-to-toe cheaply at: Neiman Marcus Last Call Off Saks 5th Avenue These stores sell mainly lesser "outlet only" clothing lines (just sayin'!): Banana Republic Brooks Brothers Those are just a few of the big name stores out in Cabazon. The expanded mall (they spent a year building out the parking lot from Spring 2013 to Spring 2014) now fits 180 stores. The new hub of stores in heart of the main plaza gives a pleasant spaced out feel and even has greenery. It's easy to navigate, but has a M.C. Escher maze like feel with all the ramps and stairs everywhere. I was excited to see some new stores there this time... John Varvatos (their only other outlet store is at Woodbury Commons), Alexander McQueen, Rag & Bone, Canali. My current favorite store is All Saints. Thank the Lord that hipsters are not big people, as there are always tons of XL items there for me (slim cut of course). Ask me in two years and it'll probably be something different. I never went through an Ed Hardy phase, but Cross Colors and Z Caviricci? Yes, I've evolved. Every store runs special discounts at different times of the year. I have found pieces for 75%-90% off at Gucci, Armani, Barneys, All Saints, Nike, Lacoste, Neiman Marcus Last Call and Off Saks 5th. It takes some work some work to find mega deals, but if you put in the time, you get results. My usual trips average 3-4 hours here. I can't even imagine what it's like to be a girl shopping here. What's missing? Good restaurants. How do I conquer Desert Hills? I do a once around of all my favorite stores and make mental notes on prices, fit and quality. Then I go back to stores where the Siren of Savings calls out to me She's sexy, fashionable and budget conscious. I'm not rich or good looking, but I carry the credit card. We work wonders together. Now if only I could find a woman that's equally as enchanting... read more

Desert Hills Premium Outlets - Seriously... Buddha and a metal horse? Why??? Why. - Shopping Centers Near Me - Cabazon, California

We had a great time checking out Desert Hills Premium Outlets. The mall has alot of stores and it's a great way to kill some time. Parking is free and plentiful and there are a great selection of premium brand stores. Definitely will visit again. read more