Tanger operates two Long Island centers of nearly identical size and positions them for different trips. Deer Park runs 737,473 square feet against Riverhead’s 729,377, but Tanger reports 5.8 million annual visits here against 3.4 million at Riverhead, a trade area of 1.7 million people against 1.4 million, and an average income of $175,000 against $167,000.
Proximity is one plausible contributor to the visit gap. Deer Park sits 30 miles from New York City just off the Long Island Expressway, while Riverhead is 70 miles out and 10 miles from Southampton. Tanger itself positions Deer Park around visit volume and Riverhead around its designer and East End role.
The store roster follows that positioning. BOSS, Marc Jacobs, Karl Lagerfeld Paris, Movado, Tumi and UGG hold the upper tier, with Sephora and a Luxury Beauty Store covering beauty. The property also carries volume uses Riverhead does not: a Regal Cinemas complex, Miller’s Ale House, Red Lobster and Nathan’s give it a dining and entertainment floor alongside the factory stores.
The useful distinction between Deer Park and Riverhead is that they are not interchangeable addresses. Deer Park offers higher annual visit volume and closer New York City proximity; Riverhead combines a designer-heavy roster with Tanger’s East End and second-home positioning. Smaller operators including Clique, VAV, Canada Weather Gear, Burger Village and Video Game Trading Post fill inline space between the national divisions.
Quick options include Charley's Philly Steak and Chipotle.
Yes. Regal Cinemas operates inside Tanger Deer Park. For showtimes, use the Regal Cinemas website or app.
Records updated 22 July 2026.
