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Oakridge Park

  • SpecialtyFashion, beauty, dining, rooftop park
  • HoursHours vary by store; check the mall website
  • PriceMid-range to premium retail; typical purchases CAD $30-300 (US $21-210)

Oakridge Park is a redeveloped shopping centre at 650 West 41st Avenue in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, beside the Oakridge-41st Avenue station on the Canada Line. The site replaced the former Oakridge Centre and is a modern mall focused on fashion, beauty and dining, with a landscaped park on the roof that distinguishes it from a typical indoor mall.

Redeveloped mall at the Oakridge-41st Avenue Canada Line station with fashion, beauty and dining.

Oakridge Park is a redeveloped shopping centre at 650 West 41st Avenue in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, beside the Oakridge-41st Avenue station on the Canada Line. The site replaced the former Oakridge Centre and is a modern mall focused on fashion, beauty and dining, with a landscaped park on the roof that distinguishes it from a typical indoor mall. It sits in a largely residential part of the city, on the main line between downtown Vancouver and the airport, so it is easily reached by transit.

The retail mix leans toward mid-range and premium brands, with fashion, cosmetics, accessories and lifestyle stores alongside services and a grocery presence. Goods are brand-name products sold at fixed retail prices; there is no bargaining culture, and the concern about replicas that applies in some tourist markets does not arise. Typical purchases fall around CAD $30-300 (US $21-210). It is not a source of handmade or locally made souvenirs, so visitors seeking those are better served by Granville Island or local craft shops.

Cards are widely accepted, and cash is rarely needed. Tax is added at the till: 5 percent GST plus 7 percent PST on most goods. Canada does not offer a general tax refund for tourists on shop purchases, so no refund forms are available for goods bought here.

The atmosphere is more relaxed than the downtown malls, with local residents making up much of the traffic, and the rooftop park offers green space away from the shops. Eating options include restaurants, cafes and a food hall, with a variety of cuisines at a range of price points. Opening hours vary by store, and the mall's official website lists current times and tenants. The Canada Line connection means the trip from downtown Waterfront Station takes roughly 15 minutes, and the airport is also on the same line. Nearby attractions include Queen Elizabeth Park and VanDusen Botanical Garden, which makes the mall a sensible stop on a day exploring south-central Vancouver.

Practical information for Oakridge Park · Last updated September 2026
Hours Hours vary by store; check the mall website
Price Mid-range to premium retail; typical purchases CAD $30-300 (US $21-210)
Address 650 W 41st Ave, Vancouver, BC V5Z 2M9

Location

650 W 41st Ave, Vancouver, BC V5Z 2M9

49.2332, -123.1166 View on map

Highlights

  • Shop fashion and beauty brands in a newly redeveloped mall
  • Visit the rooftop park above the shops
  • Reach the mall directly from the Canada Line Oakridge-41st Avenue station
  • Pair shopping with nearby Queen Elizabeth Park and VanDusen Botanical Garden

Tips for visiting

  • Use the Canada Line to avoid parking costs and traffic on Cambie Street.
  • Visit on weekday mornings for lighter crowds.
  • Expect fixed prices; there is no general tourist tax refund in Canada.
  • Check the mall website for current store and dining hours.
  • Plan time on the rooftop park on dry days.

When to visit

Weekday mornings are quietest. The rooftop park is most pleasant on dry days in late spring through early autumn.

Accessibility

The mall is a modern building with elevators and step-free access from the Canada Line station. Visitors should confirm current accessibility services with the mall.

Frequently asked questions

How do visitors reach Oakridge Park by transit?

The Canada Line stops at Oakridge-41st Avenue station next to the mall, about 15 minutes from downtown.

What is unusual about the mall?

It includes a landscaped rooftop park above the retail levels.

Is bargaining possible?

No. Stores charge fixed prices, and cards are widely accepted.

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