Department Stores in Gordonsville, VA

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  1. 10695 Freedom Trail, Gordonsville VA 22942

    3.7 Good 100 reviews

    “4 stars because it took them a long time to download and deliver my papers. The good thing is that they received me before the appointment, I arrived at 4:30am, the guard gave me a folder with the documents and I went to door 19, at 5am they assigned me a door to unload but they told me to only park there but not to open the doors, because I had to wait for another call. They called me at 6:39 to remove the seal and open the doors. The download began but they called me back to deliver the papers at 10:00am. Very nice staff but the place is very dirty.”

  2. 10695 James Madison Highway, Gordonsville VA 22942

    3.6 Good 201 reviews

    “Had to wait just a little bit before getting a door. Not bad on room for the docs. Was in docs for 3 1/2 hrs and had a full trailer. Ladies in receiving office were kind and guards were nice as well. Would come back here again and stay at the little T/S up the street that’s 1.6 miles away.”

  3. 164 Camp Creek Pkwy, Gordonsville VA 22942

    3.3 Good 270 reviews

    “Truckers parked on the streets next to this Walmart supercenter. I’m not sure if they are like allowed to, but I just stopped for a couple of hours to go inside and get groceries and then I was on my way. It didn’t seem like they were telling them anything and hopefully this is a truck friendly Walmart. I do want to thank the employees for being very professional and friendly. ✌🏼”

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