Department Stores in Norton Shores, MI

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  1. 5363 Harvey Street, Norton Shores MI 49444

    4.6 Superb 61 reviews

    “I absolutely love this place! From discounted clothing for the whole family, to hunting, fishing,outdoor games like yard bowling, pickle ball, connect four, etc. Great quality stuff. A must stop in store”

  2. 5133 Harvey Street, Norton Shores MI 49444

    4.5 Superb 122 reviews

    “I’m here on vacation and wanted to buy some dog toys that I can’t get in the UK including some in the clearance section. Sales person who was sorting stock was very helpful and actually pointed out the clearance bargains.”

  3. Airport Plaza, 4218 Grand Haven Road, Norton Shores MI 49441

    4.4 Superb 48 reviews

    “Typically pretty clean, not to mention the absolutely friendly and fun workers! Always crack us up and easy to chat with. Easy and convenient place to stop if you think you forgot something on the way home!”

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  5. 5225 Harvey Street, Norton Shores MI 49444

    4.3 Superb 149 reviews

    “Always love TJMaxx! The unique food items and great prices keep me coming back. It is, however, always so busy and often times hard to get a reasonable parking spot.”

  6. 5695 Harvey Street, Norton Shores MI 49444

    4.3 Superb 216 reviews

    “We do school clothes shopping here and most of our linens - towels and bedding. Always has deals and lots of kids options. I shop for pants and shorts. Lots of dress attire available for men and women. One of the last brick and mortar stores left in the area that isn't a discount store. Thank you Kohls!”

  7. 5159 Harvey Street, Norton Shores MI 49444

    4 Good 66 reviews

    “Tons of stuff to buy for a very decent price. Nice name brand clothing for cheap. Pots pans, car accessories, pretty much anything you'd wanna buy could be found here.”

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