Magna Park

John Lewis warehouse, mainly don't arrive until 30 minutes before your booking time, make sure you have a booking reference number at the gate house, a bit of a lengthy time when booking in at goods in,Staff are friendly and helpful, good facilities in the waiting room.

Nice to shop here every day

A difficult place to find. And it was in the building stage. So lots of pot holes to enter the site. With what you would call pools of mud and water to negotiate the route to offload. All in all not a great experience but one I will remember for a while.

This distribution park is second to none well landscaped well done to the Lutterworth Partnership (If it still exist) I remember this being Bitteswell Areodrome and then B&Q took over when it was closed happy memories working there in the early 90s

It's hard getting in and out of because of how many truck drivers use this place to sleep blocking the bus stop and most of the road

Don't trust the security in the gate. They guide you totally wrong place if you are first time here. Just for fun!Better go to first reception 50m after security booth, right hand and ask further directions there if you don't now. They are OK!

It is a huge warehouse area. There are several warehouses near by.Many retailers use warehouses around this area.Probably not suitable to walk. But I saw some bicycles. No shops nearby...

Nice parking spots, many thanks to the police for letting us to stay there, many sorries for the locals who are very understating, but could use some civilised toilets, like in Europe.

Working at Magna Park 1 for John Lewis was an incredible experience. The scale and efficiency of the warehouse were truly impressive. Each day, I was part of a well-coordinated team that ensured the seamless flow of goods.The atmosphere was dynamic, with constant movement and a sense of purpose among the staff. I was always amazed at how the latest technology and automation were seamlessly integrated into our operations, allowing us to handle a vast array of products efficiently.One of the most memorable aspects was the commitment to customer service. John Lewis's reputation for quality and service was upheld with meticulous care in the warehouse. We took great pride in the accuracy and condition of the products we handled, knowing they would soon bring joy to customers across the UK.While the work could be physically demanding, the camaraderie among colleagues made it enjoyable. I'll always cherish the memories of the teamwork, shared lunches, and the sense of accomplishment when we met our daily goals.Overall, working at Magna Park 1 for John Lewis was an enriching experience that taught me the value of precision, teamwork, and commitment to delivering exceptional service. It's a place where I witnessed the logistics magic that goes on behind the scenes, ensuring that customers' expectations are not just met but exceeded.

Just a large area for huge warehouses.