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Shopping Centres Central Coast 2026

Find the best shopping centres on the Central Coast in 2026. Compare Erina Fair, Westfield Tuggerah, Market Town and top retail precincts across the region.

By Central Coast Daily · Published 20 July 2026

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Shopping Centres Central Coast 2026
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Shopping Centres on the Central Coast 2026, Overview

The Central Coast has a strong retail network centred on Erina Fair and Westfield Tuggerah, two of NSW's largest suburban shopping centres outside the Sydney metro. Here's a guide to the Central Coast's best shopping in 2026.

Erina Fair

  • Erina Fair, Karalta Road, Erina. The Central Coast's largest shopping centre, David Jones, Myer, 300+ specialty stores, cinema and major dining precinct. One of NSW's most significant regional malls. erinafair.com.au

Westfield Tuggerah

  • Westfield Tuggerah, Wyong Road, Tuggerah. The northern Central Coast anchor, Big W, Kmart, Target, specialty stores. Well connected to Tuggerah Train Station. westfield.com.au/tuggerah

Market Town and Gosford

  • Market Town, Mann Street, Gosford. Gosford CBD's primary retail centre, Coles, specialty stores and the Gosford CBD pedestrian precinct adjacent.

Markets

The Entrance Farmers Markets (Marine Parade, second Sunday each month), Terrigal Beach Markets (Sunday), and Point Clare Markets are popular Central Coast weekend market experiences. centralcoast.nsw.gov.au

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