Browse dozens of outlet stores from brands like Banana Republic and Brooks Brothers, designers like Michael Kors and Coach, and household and accessory stores like Kay Jewelers and Bath and Body Works. Visitors can count on finding special deals, with additional savings offered through online coupons. If you need a snack to refuel, you’ll find an on-site coffee house and pizzeria in addition to other casual eateries.
Check the outlet website for weekly and seasonal coupons before your visit.
The shopping center is alfresco—check the weather and dress for the elements.
The outlets are equipped with restrooms, a baby changing station, an ATM, and a charging station for electric vehicles.
Receive additional online savings by joining the VIP club.
You’ll need a car to reach the Queenstown Premium Outlets. They’re located where Route 301 and 50 diverge, just east of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. Depending on traffic, expect a 30-minute drive from Annapolis or a roughly one-hour drive from Baltimore or Washington D.C.
The center’s weekday opening hours are 11am to 7pm. On Saturdays and Sundays, the outlets open at 10am for early-bird shoppers. Summers in Maryland are hot and muggy, while winters bring low temperatures and often snowfall—plan a visit for spring or fall if you can. Whenever you come, make sure to dress for the outdoors.
Whether driving in for the day or spending a weekend in the area, you’ll find no shortage of attractions in this corner of Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Check the Queenstown Premium Outlets website for a curated list of local eateries, including Narrows Restaurant and Fisherman’s Restaurant for classic Maryland-style crabs. Also, consider hopping over to nearby Kent Island, a popular overnight stop (and the country’s fourth-oldest English settlement) known for its first-rate seafood and summer beaches.