Stockland Point Cook Shopping Centre

Small but just somewhere to go get some good food or a coffee and do some shopping. It's not friendly like it was. It gets very busy there and hard to find parking. People park in disabled parking even though they aren't disabled and are driving their JAGS. I only go if it's a must.

Good place for quick shopping and easy to get car park, also free parking which is more affordable to go there.

This place is great. They've got a pretty good range (Coles, Woolies, Aldi, Target, Rebel & a HEAP more speciality shops. It's all set up like a small village, rather than 1 big centre like say Highpoint or Chadstone. So be prepared to walk across streets, but don't stress, most cars respect the low speed limit. There's also the middle road that's been permanently closed off & has tables & benches set up for our door dining, as well as a whole bunch of play activity equipment for the kids, to use up their energy or to keep them busy so they're not nagging you while you shop (or whatever it is that your kids do that make it take so much longer or stress you out). Parking can be a bit frustrating, there's street parking along where the shops are, but there's also a big car park set about a block back. There's a Macca's too if you need to keep your kids bribed for some good behaviour).

Miss being able to go to this shopping centre and can only minimally duck in rarely for essential items. Would love this area to have more cafe's and better quality dining options.

You can find everything and anything here from video games to coffee shop to bank to post offices. You name it and you will find it.

A decent sized local shopping centre. If it was for COVID lockdown restrictions there are a decent amount of clothing shops, a couple of jewellery stores, The Reject Shop, a gaming store, handbag shop, book store, a few telecommunication shops, a pharmacy & few specialty ships & deli's. This is all amongst a variety of restaurants, cafe's, & small food court, as well as the big stores comprising of Woolworths, Aldi, Coles & Target. Right next to these shops is also the local Library which has been recently renovated & updated. The whole shopping centre is always clean, (including the public bathrooms & baby change areas) there are a few bench seats & chairs scattered throughout, so if you have shopped so much you need to take a short rest. The whole centre is located right next to a wetlands area with a children's park within easy walking distance, & with a large car park area at each corner of the centre & underground there is rarely a struggle to find parking. The past few years, at times there has been a pop up entertainment area on one section of the main street running through the middle of the shops, there has been some small presentations & activities children can join in with, as well as an outdoor cinema in the evenings. This is not a permanent fixture & doesn't run every year, but when it does it has a nice feel to it, especially the community engagement activities (dancing, fashions of India, live bands - these are a few examples) that highlight some of the multicultural aspects from the range of cultures backgrounds the residents of Point Cook come from, & provides an educational & learning aspect to go along with some family fun. Can make for a nice outing alone, as a couple, or for family's or group of friends

It's kind of fun for me, I went there for different reasons than the average person would.but it's mainly because it has this nostalgic vibe when I go there, old gift stores and such takes me back to a decade and a half, there honestly isn't too much going on there but hey.they have that, haha.

My go to shopping place.hosts a halal meat center, coles, woolies And has everything needed for a small to large family to shop in point cook vicinity

It's divided into 4 squares which I don't like. Too much walking for my liking. But if your into good it's the place to go in Point Cook so much variety is there for the eating.

Parking alot better than sanctuary lakes. ALOT of litter around tho, and people blast their music everywhere. I mean this is Australia what do I expect.

Been shopping here eversince the shops opened, can't complain with lots parking available and most of daily convenience stores in one place.

I really like the variety of shops and mixed outdoorsy setting of Stockland Point Cook. Feels far more modern than most shopping centres. Has good variety. I hope it grows a little in the future. And parking is the most convenient of any shopping centre in the area.

Has everything but i gave it 4/5 cause it’s bit quiet besides coles and woolies being busy. Despite being new you don’t want to spend a lot of time here and have coffee with friends (the cafes don’t have nice seating areas). So if your expecting a nice strip of shops and vibe maybe try somewhere else. For shopping in out is bit hard as well as traffic lights and speed bumps is just wiered

The fish shop is one of the best seafood shop in the West of Melbourne. Always fresh and nicely displayed

Did shopping from the reject shop. Try 3 to 4 reject shop before but didn’t find it. Found what I was looking for they have good stock and big store

My local shops! Car park badly designed. Speed bumps unnecessary and annoying! Coffee shop, recently added to car park, takes away much needed spaces. " I sometimes cannot find a park" annoying to leave with out shopping. There is no entry to Coles from carpark? Why? Customer's have to walk through the entire shopping centre, to Coles. Then through the entire shopping centre on way out! A long way for milk and bread.

Good assortment of essential stores, clean and spacious shopping centre. Also has a wide variety of food and activities for the kids at the picnic park. Parking is huge although can run out on fridays and weekends.

Congested shopping centre, the people here are a little different. Parking is a nightmare at the best of times. Only come here for one Business.

Small shopping centre with nice parking space. I went to coles to buy groceries, did not get time to lookaround. Overall good vibe.

Really nice shopping area, modern, neat and tidy. A tad small but that adds to the charm. Werribee could do well to take note.