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Discover unmissable Black Friday and Christmas deals at Caledonia Park
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The festive season is nearly here, and Caledonia Park in Gretna is set to make your Christmas shopping as magical – and affordable – as possible.
Nestled in South Scotland, this premium designer outlet offers more than just bargains; it’s a whole holiday experience.
With over 50 high-end and high-street stores, beautiful festive decorations, and even a few surprise events planned, it’s the perfect place to shop, eat and be inspired.
Caledonia Park has been transformed into a festive wonderland, with all-new Christmas decorations, selfie stations, an eight-metre reindeer and Santa’s Grotto. Whether you’re visiting with family, catching up with friends or getting some solo retail therapy, these festive installations offer a picture-perfect backdrop to your shopping spree.
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GET READY FOR BLACK FRIDAY DEALS ALL NOVEMBER LONG
The build-up to Christmas is what we all love, and throughout November, it’s all about anticipation at Caledonia Park. Keep an eye on their offers page for exclusive Black Friday deals added throughout the month. You’ll find massive discounts of up to 70% off RRP across fashion, beauty, sports and outdoors, accessories, homewares and more.
Black Friday isn’t just a one-day event at Caledonia Park; deals will be unveiled week-by-week, so you’ll want to check back often to catch the latest bargains.
EARLY ACCESS TO EXCLUSIVE DEALS: MY CALEDONIA PERKS
For loyal shoppers, My Caledonia Perks members can enjoy early access to the Black Friday sale at The Cosmetics Company Store, where you’ll score 30% off until 21st November (exclusions apply).
Imagine getting luxury beauty products for less, with brands like Estée Lauder, Tom Ford and MAC Cosmetics in your basket – perfect for your Christmas party. It’s free to join My Caledonia Perks and you’ll get VIP access to some of the best deals.
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST
From designer fashion to unique gifts, Caledonia Park has something for everyone. These are the stores that we’ll be doing our Christmas shopping at this year…
New to Caledonia Park this Christmas
For the fashionistas
For a touch of luxury
For the party season
MORE THAN JUST SHOPPING
Need a break? Recharge at Pizza Express or take a moment in one of Caledonia Park’s cosy cafés and other dining destinations. And guess what? The Main Car Park offers 16 Tesla Superchargers for electric vehicle drivers and offers free parking to everyone. Plus, Caledonia Park is dog-friendly, so bring your furry friends along to join in the festive fun.
WHAT’S ON A CALEDONIA PARK THIS CHRISTMAS
Late-night shopping
Every Wednesday from Wednesday 27th November – Wednesday 18th December, with a special appearance from The Grinch and Cindy Lou on Wednesday 27th November at 5:30pm (timings vary, limited spots available).
Find it hard to fit your Christmas shopping in after work? You’re in luck. Every Wednesday, stores will stay open until 8.00pm. Restaurant times vary.
Santa Paws
Saturday 30th November from 10.00am – 1.00pm and 1:30pm – 4.00pm
Cost: £5 per dog
Bring your pooch to Santa Paws for a cute meet-and-greet with Santa, in partnership with Oak Tree Animals’ Charity. Each furry friend will get a special certificate and gift – no booking needed; just turn up and let the canine Christmas fun begin.
Santa’s Grotto
Throughout December
Cost: £8 per child (plus a £1.50 booking fee)
Experience the magic of Christmas at Caledonia Park’s new Santa’s Grotto. Step into a festive wonderland where Santa’s woodland friends welcome you. Little ones can decorate a special star for their Christmas tree before meeting Santa himself. Each child receives a gift and keepsake certificate. Book early.
Caledonia Park, Glasgow Road, Gretna DG16 5GG
Rachael Ellis
Creative Solutions Manager
After gaining a first in her BA Media and Journalism degree at Northumbria University, Rachael worked at Newcastle’s leading regional newspaper with her stories being picked up in national and global newspapers She spent two very successful years giving a voice to those communities across the North East who otherwise…
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