Freeport Hornsea Outlet Village

Freeport at Horsnea is not one of the best shopping outlets I have been to. At the moment its being re furbished so in some parts of it the track is single file, making it very difficult to walk round, especially if you have a pram or are in a wheelchair. The choice of shops isnt too great either. There is a Laura Ashley, Thorntons chocolates, tog 24, Mad house clothing, Pilot a few underwear shops, the rest are boutiques or shoe shops. My favourite Select has recently closed. The prices are not really that much cheaper than on the High street. There did used to be a butterfly house and an outdoor play area with go karts but that was closed all this ...  Read the complete review

As I lived in Hornsea for a while I thought I would focus this review on the Hornsea Freeport which is situated on the edge of this seaside town in the East Riding of Yorkshire between Bridlington and Hull. Hornsea itself is a lovely looking small town with a small centre - no chain stores here due to council objections, but thats another story - and a lovely beach area which has recently been renovated. We still go down to Hornsea once or twice a year as I have friends there and it's my bloke's home town so the inevitable family visits occur. I must admit coming from Arbroath which is a bigger seaside town I found life hard there as there is no anonymity ...  Read the complete review

We recently made a visit to this little gem of a place whilst on a visit to my folks in Flamborough. We had such a pleasant day I thought I should write a review to let others know what they are missing. Where is it? ***************************************************** Now most people coming here will be coming by car, if this is the case then your best bet is to head for the M62. Once on the M62 you need to get to junction 38 and then pick up the sighs for Beverley. From there you will see signs for the A1035 to Hornsea. Then you will pick up the Brown tourist signs for the Freeport and hey presto there you are. Transport ...  Read the complete review

Freeport is probably one of the worst outlet centre I have ever been to. Living close to the outlet, I do visit it a lot, but I feel that the selection of shops is poor. One of the main let downs of Freeport Hornsea is the lack of a music outlet. I am into music, and a place to purchase cd's like XS MUSIC AND VIDEO, which appear in other Freeport outlets would be perfect. The outlet only offers specialist shops, and a couple of High Street favourties, like Tog 24 and Thorntons. Most of the outlets are of no interest to me at all, like the Suit Outlet and Warner Bras outlet. However, the outlet does include some reasonable shops, such as Laura Ashley, ...  Read the complete review