home to more than 50 stores offering steep discounts on national brands and designer merchandise…read more We were in the area (Lake George boat tour and all, had some time in hand so came here for shopping). The four outlet shopping centers are located within walking distance of each other, so you can park once and shop all day. Parking is free and plentiful, while pedestrian crosswalks make it safe and easy to zigzag across Route 9 in search of the latest bargains. Yes, half of the stores are across the busy road so you can road is diving this outlet in two parts. It is located just off Exit 20 of the Adirondack Northway (I-87) and only two miles south of Lake George Village. Each center has public restrooms, an ATM machine, and vending machines filled with cold drinks. Tip: don't be confused, While this entire half-mile strip is referred to as "The Outlets", there are currently four distinct centers: Adirondack Outlet Mall, French Mountain Commons, Log Jam Outlet Center and The Outlets at Lake George East and West. Spend your day perusing the miles of aisles at this massive shopping complex on State Route 9 in Lake George.

This was a fun thing to do on a rainy day in Lake George. There were many stores that interested my…read moreother half and I. In particular, we located some great finds at the Columbia outlet, Orvis, etc. The wife located some hard-to-find Nike's in the various sneaker outlets, as well. For the most part, the stores are clean, well-kept, and feature a good selection. Some of the sales were excellent and we couldn't pass them up. The traffic getting in and out can be challenging, and we sat in said traffic for about a half mile given that the road is single lane in each direction and the stores get crowded. If you plan for this, you should be fine. Nothing to do or a rainy day? Don't miss this one.

We came here as a weekend getaway to the Lake George area and other than the outlets, this was the…read moreonly other place to shop and it was a sad sight. This is the face of the mall situation in America, many store closures and vacant space. Only a couple anchor departement stores remain (Target, Sears, JC Penney, Dicks) and a movie theater. The Bon Ton has now closed as well. There are a few other businesses that can be interesting such as Bath and Body Works, Victoria's Secret and Planet Fitness gym however there isn't really much to spend money on. The mall is spread out and quite spacious however as you walk through the empty areas it just has a depressing vibe and doesn't entice you to stay inside. Unfortunately, because there aren't enough good stores to generate foot traffic, I suspect the smaller businesses will just keep on shutting down. There is only 1 restaurant and 1 fast food option a the tiny food court, so definitely don't plan to spend an afternoon here. I walked through the whole thing and was in and out in about half an hour. We later went across the street to Walmart and had a better time there. Aviation Mall is within proximity of a major tourist spot, it is unfortunate that it cannot be sustained.

Sunday I go to the mall to find a dog in a Chevy Cruze with a big QR Code on the back window (just…read morein case this happens again). After almost 3 hours of shopping I notice yup it's still in the car. Driver window is slightly cracked, but who brings an animal and leaves it ? Police were called and given car info. Security was called and was told "if it was a weather permitted issue" then they could do something. Are you kidding ?? How about if a child was in the car rather than a dog then SOMEONE would have smashed the window and parent arrested. I will always be a voice for animals and children since they can't communicate themselves !!

This outlet shopping center is like any other mall. They have a certain stores that offer…read morediscounts on their products. If you are a savvy person who likes to get a bargain, and you live in, or go to lake George for a vacation, then this place is for you.

Along what has clearly become a "shopping destination" on Rt 9 is this newer outlet mall. It…read morecompliments the other malls already here, and some of the stores are higher end. But it also has some of the same types of stores already here. This is only outdoors, no inside corridor to cover you in bad weather. But there is a covered walkway. The stores are also all fresh and new. From that view it was great. Very easy parking here. You can walk to the next mall over from here when Rt 9 is a mess. Which it seems to be often. Stores include: Brooks Brothers Le Cruset Olympia Sports Wilsons Leather JOs Bank Guess DKNY Chicos

Outlet!! We were in Lake George so we had to check out the outlets. What a nice surprise to see…read morean LLBean outlet. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Plenty of parking. Tons of holiday sales. We will be back

Ok- I have to preface this review by saying that generally I dislike 'outlet' stores. The scam of…read moremany 'outlet' stores that they have a full store of items at their full retail price (which nobody pays anyway) and maybe have one small rack of weird clothes like size XXXXS, orange shirts from last year's collection. To add insult to injury, they advertise huge discounts (60% to 90% off) but that is off the MSRP, which again, is not a realistic price. This LL Bean is different. They really do "outlet" the way it's meant to be done. Many of the products are labelled "Returns" and you can even see many items have monograms (which of course are not going to match your name...) However, there are decent prices here and a wide variety of LL Bean products (some even made in the USA). Do research online ahead of time and know what you want and what it costs new. Then go to the LL Bean outlet and see if you can get a deal. Lots of shoes, boots, slippers, bookbags (we got some for the kids because LL Bean bookbags are known for their strength), luggage, duffel bags, tents, shirts, coats, sweaters, and more. Pro Tip: I definitely agree with the other reviewer who pointed out that this set of outlet stores are very poorly set up, and it's difficult/impossible to cross the road to get to the different buildings. Nothing against LL Bean, but it would be nice if they interconnected all the buildings.

This store, in the Lake George Outlets, is fairly large and has an equally large amount of the…read moreCorning and Corelle items you would expect. But they also have an impressive selection of Ekco, Pyrex, Baker's Secret and Cuisinart products, as well as several racks of various kitchen gadgets from companies such as OXO. As far as actual Corning products, you probably can't get a better deal than at an outlet store. As for the other products, I'd suggest doing some shopping homework and compare their prices with places such as Kohl's or Bed, Bath, & Beyond where you can take advantages of sales and discounts.

I went into the Corningware store in the outlets at around 1:00pm on 7/7/2019. I was very…read moredisappointed to see the employees standing behind the counter on their cellphones not helping any customers. Except for one employee Karissa, who was exceptionally helpful. As for the other girls, you were all awfully rude even to your fellow employee. Shame on you!

I believe this business moved from the main drag, Canada Street, in Lake George to the Outlets…read moresouth of Lake George in order to maintain a year round operation. They are located in the Adirondack Outlet Mall near the restrooms and L.L. Bean. We were in search of a common, yet still difficult item to find, Y-shaped vegetable peeler. They had a several variety for us to choose from. We also found a cherry/olive pitter. They sell Rachel's spices and teas, House of Jerky products, Lodge cast iron pans, OXO products, OTOTO kitchen essentials, and many other items that make great gifts. Staff were welcoming, friendly, and helpful. Definitely worth checking out for the thing you forgot you needed.

Staff is really nice and eager to help. When I asked for a specific pair of pants 3 staff members…read moreimmediately dispersed and tried their very best to help me unfortunately the item was no longer in stock but their efforts were greatly appreciated.

I wish they had more room! There's a lot of stuff - which is great - but the store feels crowded…read moreand a little overwhelming. The good news is that I was looking for a specific item that had been discontinued years ago - and they're now making a new version of it. SCORE! I would have probably perused the store for some other gear, but besides being crowded with stuff, there were a few too many people around for my taste these days.