Golden Circle Factory Outlet

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A trip to the Golden Circle Factory Outlet is a great outing for bargain hunters! Located in Morayfield and Capalaba, this fantastic store offers clearance stock from Heinz and Golden Circle, allowing you to find items at prices much lower than in supermarkets. They also have a pensioner discount on the first Tuesday of the month!

You'll find everything from snacks, chocolate, and confectionery to canned goods, drinks, cleaning supplies, and even affordable toothbrushes! It's the perfect place to stock up on bathroom essentials like soap and toothpaste at unbeatable prices. Personally, I love Popcorners - yum!

The enticing deals, like '2 for $5.00' or '3 for $5.00,' are hard to resist - prices that even Coles or Woolies can't match! However, I found that cleaning items were not significantly cheaper compared to other stores.

This outlet is an excellent place to stock up before a weather crisis. Fingers crossed there won't be one anytime soon, but if there is, I'll definitely head back! I must admit, I ate too many of my 'emergency snacks' before the bad weather even arrived - haha. You might also find yourself influencing your support person/worker to 'accidentally' buy extra packets too!

Have you visited the Golden Circle Factory Outlet? What was the best bargain you found? Share your experience in the comments below!

Accessibility Information

🎟️ Cost

  • Only dependent on how much you buy!

🗓️ When

  • Mon-Fri 8.30am - 5.00pm.

  • Saturday 8.30am - 4.00pm.

  • Sunday 9.00am-3.00pm.

📍 Where

Golden Circle Factory Outlet

Shop 3/343 Morayfield Rd, Morayfield QLD 4506.

😊 Customer Service

The staff were polite and courteous.

🧑‍🦽 Wheelchair Access

Yes. There is accessible parking. There are ramps for access from the carpark to the shop.

🚗 Parking & Transport

At the front of the store. Great lighting and short distance.

🔒 Security

We went during the day and felt very safe. Amongst a lot of other large stores. Plenty of people around.

🐾 Pet Policy

I am unsure for this one, please contact venue for information.

🍔 Food Options

Lots of food to take home!

👥 Crowds

It felt very comfortable with good spacing inside of the venue. Wide aisles. It was not crowded at all when we went. Quick checkout the day we went.

I hope this information helps you plan your visit and encourages you to grab some bargains for yourself. If you think anything needs to be added regarding your disability, please feel free to contact me.

Correct at the time of attending on 4 June 2025

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