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Tuck Woodstock
Tuck Woodstock wrote and edited content for Travel Portland from 2014–2020. Read More
Cascade Station Shopping Center
Big-name stores like IKEA and Best Buy await at this shopping center near Portland International Airport.
Tuck Woodstock
Tuck Woodstock wrote and edited content for Travel Portland from 2014–2020. Read More
Since its grand opening in 2007, Cascade Station has become one of Portland’s top spots for big-box shopping. Conveniently located along the MAX light rail Red Line, two stops away from Portland International Airport, the Northeast Portland shopping center stretches over 120 acres (48.6 ha) and features 44 stores.
Cascade Station’s star attraction is IKEA, the massive Scandinavian furniture store full of model kitchens, nap-worthy mattresses and ready-to-assemble furnishings — not to mention IKEA’s famous Swedish meatballs. Once you’ve found your perfect shelves, deck them out with scented candles from Bath & Body Works or video games and electronics from Best Buy — all tax-free, of course!
Cascade Station has become one of Portland’s top spots for big-box (and tax-free) shopping.
Looking to reboot your wardrobe? Stop at the Banana Republic Factory Store, Marshalls and Ross Dress for Less. Find new looks at maurices and Lane Bryant, or stock up on sports gear at Golf Galaxy. Woodworkers, hunters and other hardy types can find flame-resistant, rainproof jackets and other industrial-strength garments at Carhartt. DSW and Shoe Mill promise cool new kicks.
Dining at Cascade Station
Once you’ve worked up an appetite from carrying all those shopping bags, scope out Cascade Station’s crowd-pleasing eateries. From familiar franchises like IHOP, Red Robin, Famous Dave’s BBQ and Buffalo Wild Wings to Portland-local eats like Von Ebert Brewing, Cha! Cha! Cha!, and Baba’s Mediterranean Grill.
Lodging at Cascade Station
For car-free stays in Portland, Cascade Station has two hotels, the Aloft and the Hyatt Place, both located near the MAX stop.
More Nearby Shopping
Looking for more? A short drive away, the original Danner Factory Store offers handcrafted heritage boots for hunting, hiking, work and play. A two-stop jaunt on the MAX Red Line takes you to Portland International Airport, which boasts a robust pre-security shopping scene including Nike, Pendleton, Powell’s Books and Columbia Sportswear. In fact, fliers with long layovers can easily take the MAX from PDX for a quick shopping spree at Cascade Station — just remember to save space in your suitcase!
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