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Spacious, single-storey mall with a supermarket, fashion stores, casual restaurants & a food court.

At a glance

#19 of 25 Shopping malls in Vancouver #1 of 4 Medical offices in Vancouver

LocalGuideWorld score: 3.90

5.2 km from the center of Vancouver

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★32%
  • 4 ★38%
  • 3 ★21%
  • 2 ★5%
  • 1 ★4%
650 W 41st Ave, Vancouver, BC V5Z 2M9, Canada
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Oakridge Park?
Oakridge Park is rated 3.9 out of 5 based on 5,581 reviews.
How does Oakridge Park rank in Vancouver?
Oakridge Park is #19 of 25 Shopping malls in Vancouver by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Oakridge Park located?
650 W 41st Ave, Vancouver, BC V5Z 2M9, Canada — 5.2 km from the center of Vancouver.
How can I contact Oakridge Park?
Phone: +1 604-261-2511 · Website: oakridgepark.com
Bill Walker
This is the blueprint for future developments to aspire to be. It looks, and sounds amazing, assuming the finished product is what is suggested. ONE major problem. I see one of the developers is the company that built "Vancouver House" That development was marketed and units sold to non Canadian Asian clients in multiple countries and multiple Chinese cities for well OVER A Year before Canadians had a chance to purchase. I was extremely frustrated and vowed never to buy from that company. Canadian citizens and tax payers were treated like third class citizens in our own country! Absolutely shameful and unforgivable! DO NOT make the same mistake again!
Shane W
I'm nostalgic of the old mall: the overpriced fruit store, the library, the Safeway, the theatre, the fish market, the kids play area, the Zellers (later the Bay), the food court, and everything there. I spent so much of my life here. However, it was an 80s / 90s mall and it was getting very old, and we also need housing supply, so I can totally understand the transit-oriented redevelopment.
Ma Pe
LOVED COMING HERE BACK IN THE DAY, BEFORE ALL THE DUST, CONCRETE POWDER FLYING CARCINOGENS, FROM THE REDEVELOPMENT OF THE SITE.

GUESS WE'LL JUST HAVE TO SEE, WHAT THEY OFFER, ONCE THEY'RE DONE WITH CONSTRUCTION.
Galaxy S2
Most stores are either closing or have closed now. White walls everywhere. Skip this mall for now, unless you specifically require something here. Good for indoor walking for the elderly. Pics taken at corner of new "food fair."
Rachel Windsor
A great mall to shop (a good selection of stores/brands)! There are a small food court and a few different coffee and tea places scattered around! Nice environment to sit and relax if you are tired. Easy public access as it is right at a skytrain station!
Arash Salamati
It's a great place they have a lot of high-end stores usually during Boxing Day or Christmas time they have great deals lots of parking there's a Safeway you can buy your groceries overall a very neat little Mall
Ben Klein
A pretty decent mall. They have a mix of mid range to pricier shopping. There is a small kids play area located heart customer service and the Lego store, that is not appropriate for 3 and up. The food court has a wide variety and they have a White Spot for sit down meals. They have both a Kins and Safeway for produce and shopping. It is located right beside the Oakridge Canada line. Lots of parking. There is some limited outdoor seating if you just want to chill in the sun.
Google Guide
Update May 2021: The only store left due to redevelopment is Crate and Barrel. The medical buildings are open still.

This mall is the largest high end indoor shopping centre in the Vancouver region. Most of the major designer fashion retailers are present under their own brand store or sold through sub retailers. There are also a number of other retailers, services, restuarants, food court, and a grocer. The centre also has two office towers which included a host of medical professionals . Free surface and garage parking. There is a Skytrain station here too. #LetsGuide

'Unwritten' is an artsy eco chic display at Oakridge Centre to map the near future of the property redevelopment. It is located in the old Zellers space.

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