The mall is a typical outlet type mall with good stores you will have to
Check prices some are not outlet prices. The walkways are covered
And will keep you out of the weather lots of good name brand stores

This used to be the only outlet mall in Niagara (cdn side)...now with the others...this place is sad, run down and no deals to be had. Reinvent or shut down.... nice place to stop if you don't want your significant other to shop too much.

The most dull outlet mall ever been to!

Probably this is the smallest outlet mall there could be, it has some of the premium brands like Coach and Tommy Hilfiger, but nothing of deals as such.

It's one small complex, especially Niagara Falls being a popular tourist area, parking is limited.

The food court has only 2 options to eat one being Burger King. However the food court hours are... more

It is what you expect from an outlet mall.
Some good deals. Some aren't so much. Lots of people. Lots stores. Lots selections. You can easily spend the whole day there.
The food court is decent and there is a McDonald's 'within' the mall.
They have these rides for kids. It is adorable!! See pics.

Personally, I live by the outlets in Halton. I don't think it was that different in terms of... more

Two outlets here in Niagara: Outlet Collection on Taylor Drive and this Canada One outlet on Lundy's Lane. This mess of a place shouldn't be allowed to called a mall, an outlet, or a positive shopping experience.

We arrived to find a middle aged couple who are on a bike ride, stop to take a swim in the fountain at the front entrance... The fountain that is there merely there for admiration,... more

You got to be kidding me, this counts as a mall ? We drove around to see what's there and left without even stepping out of the car. Looks run down with a couple of stores in a circle - kind of the usual suspects, no atmosphere to talk about... more

Came here specifically for the Lululemon Outlet. Good selection of stock, however did not find the prices were much different than the prices that other locations have on sale items.

This strip mall outlet does not stack up compared to the new Outlet Collection in Niagara on the Lake or Premium Outlets in Milton. Definitely not worth a special trip. However, I stopped by when I was in the area specifically to check out the Lululemon outlet (only one in Ontario). I did find a couple items, but overall was disappointed. The discounts are not very substantial (yoga pants... more

It's alright. The new outlet mall in Niagara-On-The-Lake is better. I think what this location has going for it is the fact that it is right in Niagara Falls, and some shops that are not available at Outlet Collection (Coach outlet and lululemon outlet specifically).

Now that there are two options check out the websites for both and then make your decision.

We came here for the Lulu Lemon Outlet, I like their hoodies, nice and they and don't easily stretch out of shape, but for $108 I can't justify the expense, at $65 here was a nice find, only one left, and it was my size, and in goes with everything black.

We did peruse other shops, but didn't find anything else of any worthwhile savings. It wasn't great weather to be walking around a plaza, so... more

Standard outlet mall with really standard stores...nothing to exciting here.

I have been to better Outlet than Canada One Factory Outlet. I even been to better shopping mall than what they offers here.

Not much deals and a lot of the merchandises I would not even be interested even if they are 50% off clearance.

If you are in the area and you just want to walk around and take a break from wine tasting or to use this as a washroom stop..... more

Some stores have really good deals, but I don't think some others qualify as "outlet" stores since the prices are similar to full price. Some brand name stores, which is cool, but if I'm going to go outlet shopping, I think I'd prefer to just do the drive across the border.

This outlet mall is 'okay'. I come here for the Coach store mostly but they also have Tommy Hilfiger, Jones of New York, Michael Kors and other brand name stores.

I've only ever been here during the week so I've never experienced any crowds or line ups to get into stores but I can certainly see the potential for such.

The only thing I really don't like about the outlet is that it's in a strip... more

This outlet is only worth a visit if the line to go over to the States is too long, or if the Canadian dollar is ridiculously low.

It's confusing to see stores like Urban Behavior at an Outlet mall. Aren't their products cheap enough already to match their cheap quality? Most people visit this outlet to stand in line outside Coach for up to 50% off handbags. Michael Kors doesn't have a line... more

This place has definitely gone through some changes through out the years. The addition of coach and a micheal kors outlet makes it a lot busier than usual.

Be prepared to stand in line if you plan on hitting up coach - the selection isn't as amazing as the line up leads you to think. A majority of the things are discontinued merchandise from overseas that they never released here. MK has a... more

Too crowed in holidays.

This place is vastly overrated for something labelled a factory outlet. A lot of the outlets they have in the US are a full blown mall with all factory outlet stores. This place is more of a strip mall with some outlet stores. The outlets can't handle the parking situation most of the time with many tour buses visiting here!

Besides the Coach store most of the stores are dead. Going through... more

Parking lot is packed during the day, less so in the evening. Many of the "outlet" store have exact same merchandise and prices as stores closer to home.

I would echo what the other Yelper had stated. Overall it was okay. There were some deals had however for the most part, had we not forgotten our passports, we probably would have headed over the US side for outlet shopping. Location was key to us deciding to check it out as it was really only a 10 minute drive from our hotel.

The plaza is a large square horse shoe shape in an outdoor strip... more

Canada One is a strip plaza kind of outlet centre, nestled in between a row of inns and family hotels on either side, and a ramada across the street.

It's in a pretty good location, about a 10 minute ride away from the falls and Clifton Hill, so it's bound to attract tourists. I've been here a few times and I wouldn't give this outlet centre more than a 2.5 Stars(rounded up). I'll tell you... more

Great Mall

I visited Canada One Factory Outlet‎ during my trip to Niagara Falls last summer. The place was very busy. They have good prices and excellent source of brand name clothing. Occasionally they post coupons online www.canadaoneoutlets.com/dispatcher.a... . I would also suggest visiting Lapennaco Super Centre not to far from there. Their prices are very low. www.lapennaco.com...

I enjoy shopping at Canada One because I feel I am receiving great value on my purchases. Definitely an above average mall.

Canada One Factory Outlet Mall

Canada One is the first brand-name outlet mall in Canada and is open every day of the year. It has great prices and an incredible selection of merchandise to choose from. You can shop on your own, or book a tour if you have 20 or more people. There are always special sales happening, so be sure to check out the website to keep yourself up to date (www.canadaoneoutlets.com) .

Some of the stores... more

Outlet shopping

Outlet shopping can be a crapshoot, but this was a sure bet! I've been to hundreds of outlet stores and most times found myself disappointed with the average prices for average merchandise. Well, this was different! Being in Canada, I found in the Outlet Mall right across the street from our hotel was a store for Roots clothing (they outfit the US and Canadian winter olympic teams). This was a... more