Clackamas Town Center

A lot of great shops and things to look at. My daughters and I love the fact that there are 3 Auntie Annes pretzel shops in there! We mainly go for holiday shopping and after Christmas sales. Mall is very clean but parking can be a pain.

Today at clackamas town center me and my mom went to return a pair of pajamas she got. After that me and my mom went to get her shoes back that she gave them. The people that worked at the shoe area. Then they gave them to her. They had them because something was rubbed off them. After we went back to our home. Today was a little adventure at Clackamas town center.

I love the mall! This is the best mall in Oregon. Lots and lots of stores, plenty of food options, and a great movie theater.
I’ve been coming here since i was little and this will always be my favorite mall to go to.

The mall itself is the typical collection of stores that smell bad and play music too loud along with some more bearable stores like REI, Barnes & Noble, and Macy’s. The parking lot earns this place its one star. The four way stops have so many lanes going in so many directions that nobody seems to be able to figure out when to go. There’s very little for pedestrian accommodations. Once you’ve parked, you’re on your own with the legions of drivers. Watch out for people paying more attention to the empty parking space up ahead than your life. There always seems to be at least one police or security vehicle parked in the busiest lane near the entrance. The MAX stop drops you off on the other side of one of those terrible four way stops. At least I only have to walk through that disgusting park if I want to take the MAX to Lloyd Center.

If you are heading to shopping in Oregon hoping to save taxes than you have to come here. This place has over 130 stores and is massive. It’s like a one stop shopping mall. No need to go further. Parking lot is huge. The mall is clean. Just shop here

I just recently bought an Electric Vehicle and was excited about how convenient it would be to charge here. I went to charge today and all of the charging stations by Barnes and Noble were taken by EV’s. No big deal, I go around the corner to Sears and all the spots are taken by gas vehicles. Luckily I was able to stop one of the owners and asked them to move for me and they gladly did. I called mall security to see if they would do anything (event just leave a note) about these vehicles illegally parked and they told me to go to another charging station (which were all in use of had gas vehicles parked blocking them!) I am sorry, but even if they weren’t all taken this not the appropriate response! It is not a privilege for me to park my car to charge, it is a necessity. It’s really making me rethink frequenting this shopping center.

Since I am new to Oregon, i really liked this mall. It reminded me if the malls in Los Angeles. The movie theater was an amazing experience. It is a nice way to adjust to oregon. The food court has numerous choices for dining and ample supply of seating for guest. The mall is also very close to the MAX.

Came here on Halloween eve. Kids everywhere, begging for one little piece of candy. Parents jockeying their kids into better positions. The moans and groans of parents and kids when the merchants ran out of candy. My advice: Unless you absolutely have to shop at the mall on this day, don’t! But it’s a nice mall, and I like it. Perhaps they should institute an «only adults over 50 day» at the mall. I’ll do it again, I am pretty sure. BTW, I will always make Sears my first stop, especially on big sale days. Picked up some really great deals on clothing. Now headed home for a much needed nap.

I like that it is clean and easy to navigate but I wish that they had some better stores.

I enjoy visiting this mall and finding lots of deals at the stores. It has two floors and the food court is in the middle of the second floor. Parking can be tough especially if you park in the front where the Barnes&Nobles is located coming right off I-​205 exit 14. There is alot more parking if you strive away from the main lot and around the sides like where the Dave&Busters is located. There are lots of other stores and restaurants surrounding the mall as well as promenade across the street. You can get a lot of shopping done here!
Wifi is free throughout the mall. There are escalators on both sides and center of the mall as well as a pond with koi fish in the center.
Alot of the usual stores as well as shops that you won’t find at other malls in the area. Good options at the food court and around the mall. There is a cinema on the second floor through the food court as well as kiddie rides (ferris wheel).
I definitely recommend visiting this mall and the surrounding area because there is so much to do, shop, and eat.

I really enjoy shopping at this mall. It is always really clean and it seems like there is always a new store that I hadn’t noticed before.
**However I will never shop at the LOFT store at this mall again. The employees are very rude and snobby. Perhaps it’s because I’m not the usual customer i.e. a middle aged woman with a mom haircut wearing penny loafers with a snobby disposition? Every time I have been they are over staffed but no one is available to assist in the fitting room. I really dislike having to get re-​dressed to go back out on the floor to get another size. When I check out they always seem disgusted that I only buy only 1 or 2 items. But I keep trying only to be reminded that I really dislike that location. Noted! Never again! End rant**
Excluding that disgrace of poor customer service, this mall is just dandy and fulfills most of my shopping wants.

This is my kind of mall one where i can actually find shoes that i like :) i hate going to a shoe store and you cant tell which is the men section because everything is pink, bright yellow and purple smh seems like the government is trying to force every man to dress like a girl. Im gettin side tracked let me get back to my nice experience at this mall. They had a better selection of stuff reason i say that is because i actually found things to buy also this mall was prettt big. This mall looked a little old but it makes up with amount of stores. Im having a good time here spending money but when i get back home im gonna have to deal with a huge credit card bill i can already see it lol fuck it i had fun and it was well worth it. Come check this mall out theres no doubt in my mind that u will be pleased.

I love this mall. I suppose I’m biased a bit, as I spent much of my preteen and teenage life (HOURS at a time) walking up and down this mall, so it will always have a soft spot in my heart. They’ve done a lot of updates and remodeled since my younger years of cruising at the mall, it’s much nicer, classier, now than it was then. I used to hear about how there was high crime at the mall, but other than that one shooting (a very isolated incident), I’ve never actually seen or directly heard about any crime. I also worked in two different stores in the mall when I was younger, and being there daily, also never saw or experienced any kind of criminal activity. I think if there ever was any, it has to have improved with the updates and remodel.
There is ample parking, as long as you’re not trying to park over in front of Barnes and Noble in that southwest-​ish front corner there. That lot is always packed.
The theater is nice, it has the seats that recline a bit, I don’t think they’re overly narrow, pretty comparable to any other modern theater (excluding Cinetopia).
The food is typical mall fare, not great, but not completely awful, though as one other commenter noted, not much in the way of healthier options. Noodles and Co has decent salads though, and Panera bread has some good options as well, you can find healthier food, just takes a little effort. Neither of those are in the actual food court.
The store selection is good, and pretty typical. There’s things for kids to enjoy at this mall as well, a little play area, the koi pond is a favorite, and in the food court there’s games and a ride maybe? I’ve actually avoided taking my kids up there, but there’s definitely kid stuff up there in the food court. The mall Santa is overpriced, but we still do it every year. The mall is very festive at christmastime, though it does get very crowded. I wish that they opened at 9 instead of 10 for their regular hours, but that’s really my only complaint.
This is definitely my favorite mall, I’ve basically grown up in this mall. It has a lot to offer, and being clean and well kept certainly helps. Right off the freeway, decent theater, public transportation. It has a lot of upsides.

At the mall always friendly faces, an wonderful services at the bookstores Barnes an noble never have problems an always enjoy it

Clackamas Town Center is one of the bigger malls located in Portland. They offer a wide variety of stores from Macy’s and Nordstroms to Sunglass Hut and Claire’s. There is an abundance of stores to choose from.
We have been coming here since the early 90s after moving to Portland. I actually prefer Clackamas Town Center over Lloyd Center. There is ample parking and the mall is easily navigated. Signs point the way to the many different stores and there are plenty of security guards to make you feel safe during your shopping spree.
The interior is clean with a modern design. Pathways are wide and easily accessible. The food court has a good selection of different types of food to choose from and priced moderately.
There are also buses that drop you off right in the mall parking lot for people that prefer public transports. By far my favorite mall in Portland.

Went and saw Ted 2! Great movie. I do like this watching movies here but the seats are narrow and very uncomfortable. I have been to several other places and there is a much better option they could have gone with

«Lounge» area in food court smells like urine. Gross! Calling this a lounge is like calling McDonalds fine dining.

Clackamas Town Center is in Happy Valley within Clackamas County and near the I-​205. It is served by the MAX as the southern terminus of it’s Green Line between here and Portland State University in downtown.
The whole mall is large and filled with life. From Disney Stores to discount stores, Clackamas Town Center has it. They don’t have an exciting food court. This is a real place to entertain kids with the movie theater.
The large range of stores are nice and include plenty of specialty. There is plenty of parking.
Head over to the adjacent Clackamas Promenade, and you have sushi, Target, Kohl’s and Grand Central Bakery. Dave & Busters completes this with an arcade. You can do and save quite a lot. The combo of access to the promenade is what makes this center so wonderful.
Clackamas Town Center fills a good, typical suburban need.

I admit I am spoiled now that I live near Washington square, but even loyd center is nicer than town center.
I remember a time when you could go to any Nordstrom, Macy’s, Sears, etc., and the store would be identical in any location. But at CTC, they are definitely inviting a different clientele than WSQ.
Just one example: the bathrooms at the WSQ Nordys looks classy and upscale. The one at CTC has old fixtures that look like it was recycled from an outdated fast food joint.
The variety of stores is pretty good, and I wasn’t hounded by the kiosk operators, which was nice. The food court is large with plenty to choose from.

This is my home town mall. I love this mall no matter what! I have everything I need here!
If you really think about it how can you hate a mall?
Well love this mall Cuz it has a big awesome theater! Great parking! And never too over crowded!
Like I said it has everything I need here! Love clackamas town center its a chill mall love the people here and the location is great!