Department Stores in Eagle Point, OR

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  1. 11500 Hannon Road, Eagle Point OR 97524

    3.4 Good 211 reviews

    “You have a cart attendant named Blue. While I find Walmart ok, this man makes it exceptional. He is super courteous, as well as helpful. He will consistently lift heavy items and place them in my car. I’ve seen him repeatedly do the same for others. This man deserves a huge raise !!”

  2. Wal-Mart Supercenter, 11500 Hannon Road, Eagle Point OR 97524

    3.2 Average 96 reviews

    “I like Walmart everything but the way they changed the clothing department. A women of my age can't find anything in my size. I'm and 8 petite.don't like skinny jeans. I am over 60 years old.”

  3. 11500 Hannon Road, Eagle Point OR 97524

    2.8 Average 133 reviews

    “It is... Walmart! Edit: THEY CHANGED THE LAYOUT AND NOW I CANNOT FIND A SINGLE THING!!! Edit: I changed my review because I learned from someone that works there what the company expects of the stores and... well I don't want this store to close. So five stars, BUT WALMART NEEDS TO MAKE THE STORES LESS SHORT-STAFFED!!! Edit: To be honest, some of the reviews are exaggerated or complaining about safety policies that are too high, but will not be reduced due to various reasons. Wow, this is getting long. Also, the layout change is not as bad after a few months.”

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  5. 11500 Hannon Rd, Eagle Point OR 97524

    2.1 Poor 9 reviews

    “Staff is really nice, goes out of their way to help. I can't tell you how many times I needed something, asked a clerk from non-related department, they have walked me straight to it. Not their job but they did it because this is a store full of really wonderful workers. It's a clean place and always have a good selection. It's a great place to shop. I always buy my fresh food there. The prices are better and they have a good selection. Give Eagle Point Walmart a try! It's worth it.”

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