Hillcrest Mall forms a closed zone for shopping in Richmond Hill, Ontario. It sits at the northwest crossing of Yonge Street and Carrville Way. The interactive directory map on this page created by specialists of MapleVia, aims to simplify the layout of the mall and the search for stores.
Instead of going blindly, this tool gives clear sight of the structure, which helps to plan your visit.
Do you need to find a specific store? In the upper left part sits a search strip, that allows you to enter a name of a store and locate it without delay. Would you like to simply look around?
How To Use This Hillcrest Mall Directory Map
Scrolling through various groups of trends works equally well. For detial on some part, move your mouse over the image and zoom by means of scroll or click the tools for zoom below to the right. Full-screen mode helps when you want maximum visibility.
The mall has three floors… Marked UL, LL and FL, and switching between them simply needs clicking of the buttons up to the right. Clicking on any label of a store shows extra details about that store.
Bay works as the main anchor store in Hillcrest Mall, and it has done that task for a long time. It stays a key reason four many visits to the shopping place.
Starting in the middle of the seventies, Hillcrest grew under the lead of Cadillac Fairview and opened with almost a hundred stores already ready. That record pushed it to the biggest shopping centre anywhere north of Toronto in that era. Reaching fifty years not long ago, it truly impresses, especially when one considers how the time adds up.
Currently the mall holds a firm group of sellers, services and food options, spread through its levels. The variety covers many kinds, from clothes, gadgets, groceries to many others. Among the known brands here work Sephora, Browns Shoes, Exhibiting Life, Aritzia and Marshalls.
Compared with bigger local giants like Sherway or Yorkdale, Hillcrest holds itself quite well.
Change happens now in the mall. Additions of new stores and broader offers are expected, so you can hope a bit of new changes appear slowly. Well worth keeping in mind what will arrive soon.
A clear absence shows: any cinema. The space would work great for a cinema, even so it never had one. For a mall that big, that surprisingly lacks.
Beyond shopping, Hillcrest offers office area and a food courtyard for fast bites. It serves the people, whether for running errands, getting clothes or just passing time in the afternoon (as a faithful meeting spot). The interactive directory map shows parking zones, toilets, family helps, elevators and entries, that you find easily through it.
Hillcrest has a unique draw that wakes nostalgia. Long years of life bind generations of people in Richmond Hill to this space through memories. The nearby area changed a lot, with new homes (mostly townhomes)…
Filling all corners southeast of the mall. That only sharpened the role of Hillcrest as a central spot for the neighbourhood.
Also the smaller, own sellers, spread everywhere, deserve note. PAM forms a vintage store full of charm and vibe. Its inner layout and welcoming feel makes it a good stop for those that like old finds.
Such stores add unique taste to the mall, that goes much further than the famous chains.
Shopping in Hillcrest stays easy and fun the whole time. It does not claim to be the showiest place, and truly, it may not have everything that anyone wants. But as a local shopping base, it gives enough variety andkeeps things simple.
This interactive directory map shows the current mix of stores at publication, but because sellers change over time, we will update it now and then. Saving this page is a wise move. Like this you easily check the guide before your next arrival.
