Shopping Malls in Metro Vancouver: Complete 2026 Guide

Shopping Malls in Metro Vancouver: The Complete Guide to Every Mall and Shopping Centre

From downtown’s CF Pacific Centre to the outlet halls of Tsawwassen Mills, Metro Vancouver has a mall for every kind of shopping trip. This guide lists 41 major malls, outlet centres and shopping markets across Vancouver, the North Shore, Burnaby, New Westminster, Richmond, Delta, Surrey, the Tri-Cities, Langley, the Fraser Valley, Squamish and Whistler, plus the smaller neighbourhood centres worth knowing. Each name links to its own page with the address, key stores, transit directions and FAQs.

Details were checked in November 2026. Stores open and close often, so check the mall’s own directory before a special trip.

Quick picks

Biggest mall: Metropolis at Metrotown in Burnaby, BC’s largest, with more than 330 shops and services.
Luxury and designer brands: Oakridge Park and CF Pacific Centre.
Outlet shopping: McArthurGlen Designer Outlet by the airport, Tsawwassen Mills, Queensborough Landing and The Shops at Morgan Crossing.
Asian malls and food courts: Aberdeen Centre, Parker Place, Yaohan Centre, Crystal Mall and Henderson Place Mall.
Markets instead of malls: Granville Island Public Market, Lonsdale Quay Market and River Market.
Open-air shopping: The Amazing Brentwood, The Village at Park Royal, Station Square and High Street Shopping Centre.

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Malls in Vancouver
Malls in North Shore (North and West Vancouver)
Malls in Burnaby
Malls in New Westminster
Malls in Richmond
Malls in Delta and Tsawwassen
Malls in Surrey and White Rock
Malls in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody
Malls in Langley, Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows
Malls in Fraser Valley (Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Mission)
Malls in Sea-to-Sky: Squamish and Whistler
Malls you can reach by SkyTrain
FAQ

Malls in Vancouver

CF Pacific Centre: Downtown's biggest mall, with 100+ stores under West Georgia Street and indoor links to SkyTrain.
Oakridge Park: The rebuilt Oakridge, reopened May 28, 2026, with luxury brands, Time Out Market and a 7.5-acre rooftop park at Oakridge–41st Avenue Station.
International Village Mall: Downtown mall by Stadium–Chinatown Station with a T&T Supermarket.
Royal Centre: Small downtown mall at 1055 West Georgia, a short walk from Burrard Station.
City Square Shopping Centre: Around 50 shops inside two restored 1905/1908 heritage school buildings across from City Hall.
Kingsgate Mall: Mount Pleasant's retro 1974 neighbourhood mall at Broadway and Kingsway.
Marine Gateway: T&T, Winners and a Cineplex VIP right at Marine Drive Station on the Canada Line.
Granville Island Public Market: Not a mall, but Vancouver's favourite indoor market for food, crafts and gifts.

Smaller centres: Champlain Square in Killarney.

Malls in North Shore (North and West Vancouver)

Park Royal Shopping Centre: Canada's first covered mall (1950), now about 280 stores on both sides of Marine Drive plus The Village.
Capilano Mall: North Vancouver's main enclosed mall on Marine Drive.
Lonsdale Quay Market: Waterfront market and food hall at the SeaBus terminal, open since 1986.
Park & Tilford Shopping Centre: Neighbourhood shopping centre on Brooksbank Avenue in North Vancouver.
Lynn Valley Centre: Everyday shopping in the heart of Lynn Valley.

Smaller centres: Caulfeild Village Shopping Centre in West Vancouver.

Malls in Burnaby

Metropolis at Metrotown: BC's largest mall, with 330+ shops and services, a Cineplex and direct access from Metrotown Station.
The Amazing Brentwood: Open-air shops, restaurants and plazas at Brentwood Town Centre Station.
The City of Lougheed (Lougheed Town Centre): About 160 stores at the Expo/Millennium Line interchange.
Crystal Mall: Asian mall across from Metrotown, famous for its food court.
Station Square: Outdoor shopping street with Save-On-Foods, Cactus Club and Earls beside Metrotown.

Smaller centres: Highgate Village on Kingsway and Kensington Square on Hastings Street.

Malls in New Westminster

Royal City Centre: Uptown New West's enclosed mall with Walmart, Winners and Save-On-Foods.
Queensborough Landing: Open-air outlet and big-box centre in Queensborough.
River Market: Riverfront market hall on the Westminster Quay boardwalk.

Malls in Richmond

CF Richmond Centre: Richmond's largest mall, right at Richmond–Brighouse Station.
McArthurGlen Designer Outlet: Outdoor designer outlet village with 90+ stores at Templeton Station, next to YVR.
Aberdeen Centre: Three-level Asian mall with a musical fountain near Aberdeen Station.
Lansdowne Centre: Richmond's second-largest mall, on the old Lansdowne Park racetrack site.
Parker Place: 150+ small shops and a famous food court in the Golden Village.
Yaohan Centre: Osaka Supermarket and one of Richmond's busiest food courts.

Also in the Golden Village: President Plaza on Cambie Road.

Malls in Delta and Tsawwassen

Tsawwassen Mills: Around 190 stores on one huge level, minutes from the Tsawwassen ferry terminal.

Next door: Tsawwassen Commons (big-box stores) and, in town, Tsawwassen Town Centre Mall.

Malls in Surrey and White Rock

Guildford Town Centre: Surrey's largest shopping centre.
Central City Shopping Centre: 140+ stores and SFU Surrey at Surrey Central Station.
Semiahmoo Shopping Centre: The enclosed mall for South Surrey and White Rock.
The Shops at Morgan Crossing: Open-air village with 60+ stores in South Surrey.

Malls in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody

Coquitlam Centre: The main mall in Coquitlam's City Centre, near Lincoln Station.
Henderson Place Mall: Asian-themed mall and bakeries beside Lincoln Station.

Smaller centres: Shaughnessy Station in Port Coquitlam and Suter Brook Village in Port Moody.

Malls in Langley, Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows

Willowbrook Shopping Centre: Langley's main regional mall with Nordstrom Rack and T&T.

Smaller centres: Haney Place Mall and Valley Fair Mall in Maple Ridge, and Meadowtown Centre in Pitt Meadows.

Malls in Fraser Valley (Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Mission)

Sevenoaks Shopping Centre: Abbotsford's main enclosed mall, with 100+ shops.
West Oaks Mall: Save-On-Foods, Michaels and Leon's across from Sevenoaks.
High Street Shopping Centre: Main-street style shopping and Cineplex VIP off Highway 1.
Cottonwood Centre: Chilliwack's main mall at Vedder Road and Highway 1.

Also: Eagle Landing in Chilliwack and Junction Shopping Centre in Mission.

Malls in Sea-to-Sky: Squamish and Whistler

Garibaldi Village: Squamish's open-air shopping centre on Highway 99.
Whistler Marketplace: Groceries and outdoor gear in Whistler's Village North.

In Whistler, most shopping is along the pedestrian Village Stroll rather than in a mall.

Malls you can reach by SkyTrain

Leave the car at home for these: each is beside or a short walk from a station.

CF Pacific Centre: Vancouver City Centre / Granville Station
International Village Mall: Stadium–Chinatown Station
City Square Shopping Centre: Broadway–City Hall Station
Oakridge Park: Oakridge–41st Avenue Station
Marine Gateway: Marine Drive Station
McArthurGlen Designer Outlet: Templeton Station
Aberdeen Centre: Aberdeen Station
Parker Place: Aberdeen Station
Yaohan Centre: Aberdeen Station
Lansdowne Centre: Lansdowne Station
CF Richmond Centre: Richmond–Brighouse Station
Metropolis at Metrotown: Metrotown Station
Crystal Mall: Metrotown Station
Station Square: Metrotown Station
The Amazing Brentwood: Brentwood Town Centre Station
The City of Lougheed (Lougheed Town Centre): Lougheed Town Centre Station
Henderson Place Mall: Lincoln Station
Coquitlam Centre: Lincoln Station
River Market: New Westminster Station
Central City Shopping Centre: Surrey Central Station

Lonsdale Quay Market is right at the SeaBus terminal, a 12–15 minute crossing from Waterfront Station.

Mall shopping tips

Taxes are added at the till. Shelf prices in BC don’t include the 5% GST and, on most goods, the 7% PST.
Check holiday hours. Malls usually extend hours in December and on Boxing Day, and shorten them on statutory holidays.
Bring some cash for food courts. At Asian food courts such as Crystal Mall and Yaohan Centre, some stalls are still cash only.
Plan outlet trips around traffic. Tsawwassen Mills and Morgan Crossing are much quicker outside rush hour; McArthurGlen is the easiest outlet by transit.
Parking is usually free in the suburbs. Downtown malls charge for parking, so transit is often cheaper.

Frequently asked questions

What is the biggest mall in Metro Vancouver?

Metropolis at Metrotown in Burnaby is the largest in British Columbia, with more than 330 shops and services.

What is the best outlet mall near Vancouver?

McArthurGlen Designer Outlet is the closest, at Templeton Station next to YVR, with 90+ designer outlets. Tsawwassen Mills is bigger, with around 190 stores, about 30–40 minutes south of downtown.

Which malls are open-air?

McArthurGlen Designer Outlet, The Amazing Brentwood, Station Square, The Shops at Morgan Crossing, Queensborough Landing and Garibaldi Village are mostly outdoors, and Park Royal Shopping Centre combines indoor malls with the open-air Village.

Where are the best Asian malls in Vancouver?

Richmond’s Golden Village has Aberdeen Centre, Parker Place and Yaohan Centre within walking distance of each other. In Burnaby, try Crystal Mall; in Coquitlam, Henderson Place Mall.

Is Oakridge Park open?

Yes. Oakridge Park opened on May 28, 2026, after a full rebuild of the old Oakridge Centre.

Are there malls in Whistler or Squamish?

Whistler has no large enclosed mall; shopping is along the Village Stroll, with groceries and outdoor gear at Whistler Marketplace. In Squamish, Garibaldi Village is the main shopping centre.

Last checked November 2026. Spotted a change, or a mall we missed? Let us know via the Report link on any listing.

Photo: Tsawwassen Mills by GoToVan from Vancouver, Canada, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.