Summerlin is known for its well-designed neighborhoods, scenic views, and strong retail presence. You can find boutique fashion, large retailers, home decor, and everyday essentials — all within a few minutes of each other. Exploring these centers and individual shops will give you a complete picture of what Summerlin offers, whether you're making targeted purchases or spending a full day browsing.
This guide outlines the top places to explore for clothing, home goods, luxury items, and everyday essentials.
Malls and Retail Districts
Downtown Summerlin
Downtown Summerlin is the area's primary shopping destination, offering over 125 stores and restaurants in an open-air layout. Major retailers include Anthropologie, Nike, Apple, and Macy’s. The design includes shaded walkways, water features, and multiple outdoor seating areas, making it easy to spend an entire day here.
Alongside national brands, the center includes local boutiques such as francesca’s and Trader Vic’s. This center also connects to the Las Vegas Ballpark and City National Arena, giving it year-round foot traffic and event tie-ins. For anyone focused on lifestyle-driven shopping in Summerlin NV, Downtown Summerlin delivers a consistent and walkable experience.
Alongside national brands, the center includes local boutiques such as francesca’s and Trader Vic’s. This center also connects to the Las Vegas Ballpark and City National Arena, giving it year-round foot traffic and event tie-ins. For anyone focused on lifestyle-driven shopping in Summerlin NV, Downtown Summerlin delivers a consistent and walkable experience.
Downtown Summerlin Visitor Guide: Hours, Parking and Store Mix
When people search for the "Summerlin mall," they usually mean Downtown Summerlin. It's an open-air district rather than an enclosed mall, built by Howard Hughes in the Summerlin Centre village between Charleston Boulevard and Sahara Avenue. Here are the basics Lisa's clients ask about most.
What to know | Downtown Summerlin |
|---|---|
Retail hours | Monday to Thursday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. |
Department store anchors | Dillard's and Macy's |
Parking | About 6,300 spaces at opening, including two garages with entrances into Dillard's and Macy's, plus street parking |
Directory categories | Shopping, dining, entertainment, health and wellness, home furnishings, services, office and sports venues |
Sports venues | Las Vegas Ballpark and City National Arena are part of the district |
Regular events | Weekly Fitness on The Lawn, plus seasonal events like the Santa Chalet and a Hanukkah celebration |
Opened | October 9, 2014 |
Sources: Downtown Summerlin official directory and hours (Howard Hughes, accessed November 2026); Las Vegas Review-Journal; Las Vegas Sun. Hours vary by tenant.
A sample of the official shopping directory
Abercrombie & Fitch, Alo Yoga, Altar'd State, American Eagle, Anthropologie, Apple, Banana Republic, Bath & Body Works, Bobby Wheat Gallery, Boot Barn, Brighton Collectibles and Build-A-Bear Workshop, with BYLT listed as opening soon. That's just the A-to-B stretch of the list, so check the directory for the rest before you go.
Tivoli Village
Tivoli Village blends European-inspired architecture with a curated selection of retailers and service providers. It’s smaller than Downtown Summerlin but more focused on boutique and independent stores. Anchors include Restoration Hardware, Leone Café, and Vasari, while smaller shops like d’annata and Look Style Society offer unique inventory.
The layout includes cobblestone walkways, courtyard seating, and a more relaxed pace. This is the place to visit if you're interested in curated fashion, wellness boutiques, or one-of-a-kind home goods. Parking is easy, and seasonal events often bring in additional local vendors. Tivoli Village appeals to shoppers looking for personalized service and a refined retail setting without the pace of larger malls.
The layout includes cobblestone walkways, courtyard seating, and a more relaxed pace. This is the place to visit if you're interested in curated fashion, wellness boutiques, or one-of-a-kind home goods. Parking is easy, and seasonal events often bring in additional local vendors. Tivoli Village appeals to shoppers looking for personalized service and a refined retail setting without the pace of larger malls.
Boca Park Fashion Village
Boca Park is located on the edge of Summerlin near Rampart Boulevard. It offers a balanced mix of mid-range brands, boutique shops, and local service providers. Stores include REI, Anthropologie, GAP, and beauty destinations like Drybar and Sephora.
Dining options like Honey Salt and Kona Grill create easy places to stop between shops. The center is spread out but walkable, with a casual, easygoing layout. Parking is close to storefronts, which is helpful for those doing larger errands or making multiple stops. Boca Park works well for practical shopping that doesn't require a trip into downtown Las Vegas.
Dining options like Honey Salt and Kona Grill create easy places to stop between shops. The center is spread out but walkable, with a casual, easygoing layout. Parking is close to storefronts, which is helpful for those doing larger errands or making multiple stops. Boca Park works well for practical shopping that doesn't require a trip into downtown Las Vegas.
The Shoppes at Canyon Pointe
This retail center is located at Charleston Boulevard and offers a more focused selection of large-scale stores. It includes retailers like Best Buy, PetSmart, and Sprouts Farmers Market. While not a luxury destination, it’s a reliable stop for electronics, home goods, and groceries.
There are also nearby dining options like Café Rio and BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse. The parking setup is straightforward, and the site often sees weekday traffic due to its utility-based offerings. For day-to-day shopping in Summerlin NV, Canyon Pointe fills a necessary role with straightforward convenience.
There are also nearby dining options like Café Rio and BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse. The parking setup is straightforward, and the site often sees weekday traffic due to its utility-based offerings. For day-to-day shopping in Summerlin NV, Canyon Pointe fills a necessary role with straightforward convenience.
The Shops at Boca Park
Distinct from Boca Park Fashion Village but located nearby, The Shops at Boca Park offer a mix of national chains and lesser-known storefronts. Retailers like Office Depot and Total Wine & More are placed next to smaller vendors and health shops. This plaza includes fitness studios and personal care services, making it a multi-use stop.
Its proximity to other retail zones makes it part of a broader shopping loop. Shoppers often visit several centers in one trip. Although this center is more functional than stylish, its lineup of dependable stores makes it essential for anyone running multiple errands in one visit.
Its proximity to other retail zones makes it part of a broader shopping loop. Shoppers often visit several centers in one trip. Although this center is more functional than stylish, its lineup of dependable stores makes it essential for anyone running multiple errands in one visit.
Summerlin Shopping Centers at a Glance
Each center serves a different kind of trip. Here's how they compare, with anchor stores taken from each center's owner or the stores themselves.
Center | Where | Notable stores | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
Downtown Summerlin | Summerlin Centre, between Charleston Blvd and Sahara Ave | Dillard's, Macy's, Apple, Anthropologie | A full day of shopping, dining and events |
Tivoli Village | Rampart Blvd, just north of Boca Park | RH, Design Within Reach, Eichholtz, Vasari, d'annata | Home design and boutique fashion |
Fashion Village at Boca Park | Rampart Blvd at Charleston Blvd (REI is at 710 S Rampart) | REI, as part of the larger Boca Park complex | Outdoor gear and errands in one stop |
Canyon Pointe | 10950 W Charleston Blvd, at the I-215 Charleston ramp | Best Buy, Office Depot, Ross, Marshalls, Bob's Discount Furniture | Electronics, office supplies and value shopping |
Sources: Howard Hughes (Downtown Summerlin); Tivoli Village store directory; REI Las Vegas-Boca Park; Kimco Realty, Canyon Pointe; Las Vegas Sun (all accessed November 2026).
Good to know before you drive over
Fashion Village at Boca Park and the rest of Boca Park are parts of the same Boca Park complex at Charleston and Rampart, not two separate destinations. Office Depot is at Canyon Pointe. If you need a pet store or a Sprouts, PetSmart's Summerlin store is at Hualapai Commons (9775 W Charleston Blvd), and Sprouts anchors Sahara Center at Sahara Avenue and Hualapai Way.
Standout Boutiques and Shops
Vasari
Vasari is one of the standout luxury boutiques in Tivoli Village. It features high-end European and American designer brands, offering clothing, shoes, and accessories for both men and women. The interior design is upscale and minimal, allowing the apparel and merchandise to take center stage. Vasari is known for carrying hard-to-find designers, and its inventory leans toward timeless pieces rather than fast trends. Shoppers who value long-lasting quality and a tailored aesthetic often make it a repeat stop.
Blaspheme Boutique
Blaspheme Boutique, located at Tivoli Village, curates apparel, accessories, and beauty products that reflect edgy, modern aesthetics. Expect to find structured silhouettes, faux leather pieces, graphic designs, and unique textures. This boutique draws shoppers who appreciate clothing that makes a statement and stands apart from conventional styles. In addition to fashion, Blaspheme Boutique stocks a range of curated skincare and cosmetics, including indie and cruelty-free brands. The layout is sleek and moody, with dark tones and boutique highlighting each display.
d’annata
d’annata is a long-established boutique inside Tivoli Village, best known for its thoughtfully curated selection of gifts, women’s apparel, home decor, and accessories. Every item in the store is hand-selected with attention to detail and craftsmanship. The layout includes themed sections with clothing racks, gift tables, and shelving stocked with candles, seasonal items, and decorative accents. The store’s vibe is cozy, warm, and approachable. This boutique is popular for hostess gifts, weekend wardrobe staples, and special pieces not found in big-box stores.
Paige & Rye
Paige & Rye focuses on contemporary women’s fashion and lifestyle goods. The boutique blends casual wear with trend-focused pieces, offering everything from denim and dresses to jewelry and wellness items. It also features home products like planters, tabletop items, and candles that fit into a modern, minimalist aesthetic. The boutique is known for spotlighting independent designers and local makers, giving customers access to one-of-a-kind products and limited-run collections. Paige & Rye is an ideal stop for shoppers looking to update their personal style or find curated gifts that combine function with visual appeal.
More Boutiques and Design Shops at Tivoli Village
Tivoli Village is Summerlin's best stop for one-of-a-kind fashion and home design. These are all listed in its current store directory.
Vasari
Luxury apparel for women and men, with labels like Veronica Beard, L'agence, Frame, Mother, Norma Kamali and IRO, plus home fragrance.
d'annata Boutique
Clothing, home décor, gifts and candles, with personal styling, concierge gifting and fresh flowers designed in-store.
David Tupaz American Couture
American couture fashion from designer David Tupaz.
Jeff White Custom Jewelry
Custom jewelry design, for pieces you won't find anywhere else.
Jean-Marie Auboine Chocolatier
A chocolatier's shop and an easy stop for a hostess gift.
Design Within Reach and Eichholtz
Two home design showrooms, joined by RH, Hub Modern, The Shade Store and Saatva for furnishing a new home.
Source: Tivoli Village store directory and store pages (accessed November 2026). Store lineups change, and Blaspheme Boutique and Look Style Society don't appear in Tivoli's current directory, so check before you go.
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Shopping in Summerlin: FAQs
Is there a mall in Summerlin?
Yes, though it isn't enclosed. Downtown Summerlin is the open-air shopping district most people mean by the "Summerlin mall," anchored by Dillard's and Macy's, with dining, a ballpark and an arena in the same district.
What are Downtown Summerlin's hours?
Retail hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday. Hours vary by tenant, and restaurants often stay open later.
Where do you park at Downtown Summerlin?
The district opened with about 6,300 parking spaces, including two garages that connect to Dillard's and Macy's, plus street parking throughout.
What stores are at Downtown Summerlin?
The official directory includes Apple, Anthropologie, Abercrombie & Fitch, Alo Yoga, Banana Republic and dozens more, along with Dillard's and Macy's. Check the directory on summerlin.com for the full, current list.
What's the difference between Downtown Summerlin and Tivoli Village?
Downtown Summerlin is the larger district with national brands and department stores. Tivoli Village, on Rampart Boulevard, is smaller and leans toward home design showrooms like RH and Design Within Reach and independent boutiques like Vasari and d'annata.
Where are Best Buy and Office Depot in Summerlin?
Both are at Canyon Pointe, 10950 W Charleston Blvd near the I-215 Charleston ramp, along with Ross, Marshalls and Bob's Discount Furniture.
Can I live within walking distance of Downtown Summerlin?
Yes. Downtown Summerlin sits in the Summerlin Centre village, and the district also includes residences such as Tanager and Constellation. Browse homes in Summerlin Centre or all Summerlin homes for sale.
Sources: Howard Hughes (Downtown Summerlin); Tivoli Village; Kimco Realty; REI; Las Vegas Review-Journal (accessed November 2026).
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