Camp Creek Market Place

8 reviews

+1 (205) 453-6082

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3480 Camp Creek Pkwy

Atlanta, GA 30344

+1 (205) 453-6082

https://campcreekmarketplace.com

Camp Creek Market Place is a retail center situated in Atlanta, GA, offering a diverse selection of shops and dining options for visitors.

With a focus on providing a convenient and enjoyable shopping experience, Camp Creek Market Place serves as a hub for local businesses and community members to connect and explore.

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3.08 reviews

Yolanda W.

11/29/2024

Everything you need is here but getting in off of Camp Creek is a bit insane! I moved to the area just After the Holidays last year so I'm scared to see how the Holiday traffic will be.

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JOHN R.

9/18/2021

This place will, has and always need attention. From Walgreens thru the Publix parking lot to the end of Target. Just plain filth, and a blatant disregard for the commerce it generates. East...

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Louisa F.

3/16/2019

Current update alert -- GDOT improving traffic flow in and around the shopping center with the addition of some traffic circles and current, ongoing improvement to the I-285 overpass. Bridge work...

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Bea K.

4/9/2018

The market place provides South Fulton area residents with good big box and chain store shopping. You have everything from Lowe's to Target to Publix in the immediate vicinity. Decent chain...

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Jackie H.

4/19/2014

I'm not going to hate on this shopping area. I mean, I frequent it too much for all that. I will say that it is chain store central and if you want some Red Lobster or Longhorn's, it's got you...

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"This place is definitely a bonus! I used to often hear about how something of its caliber didn't exist and how my family members had to go into neighboring cities for certain things. Fast forward..."