Port Moody’s walkable transit-and-waterfront hub — SkyTrain + West Coast Express
The short answer
Moody Centre is Port Moody’s transit hub — the only Tri-Cities station besides Coquitlam Central with both the Evergreen SkyTrain and the West Coast Express. It puts you within walking distance of Brewers Row, Rocky Point Park, Suter Brook and Newport Village. Downtown Vancouver is roughly 40 minutes by SkyTrain, or about 30 minutes by West Coast Express.
Moody Centre is the rare spot that combines genuine transit with genuine lifestyle. The station sits beside Port Moody’s brewery district and a short walk from the Burrard Inlet waterfront, while newer condo development around it has made car-light living realistic in a city better known for detached homes.
| Line | Millennium Line (Evergreen Extension) |
|---|---|
| City | Port Moody (Moody Centre) |
| Opened | December 2016 |
| Rail connections | Evergreen SkyTrain + West Coast Express commuter rail |
| At the door | Brewers Row, Rocky Point Park, inlet trails |
| Housing | Newer condos & townhomes; walkable to the waterfront |
Like Coquitlam Central, Moody Centre offers two rail options. The Evergreen SkyTrain reaches downtown Vancouver in roughly 40 minutes (with an Expo Line transfer), and the West Coast Express runs directly to Waterfront Station in about 30 minutes on weekday commuter schedules — one of the faster downtown commutes in the Tri-Cities.
That dual-rail access, in a compact and walkable setting, is a big part of why Moody Centre has drawn so much transit-oriented development.
Newer condos and townhomes cluster around the station, offering a walkable, car-light lifestyle that’s unusual for Port Moody. It’s the entry point into Port Moody for many buyers who can’t stretch to the city’s detached or Heritage Mountain prices.
You get Port Moody’s signature lifestyle — inlet, breweries, Rocky Point — paired with the convenience of two rail lines, which is a genuinely distinctive combination in Metro Vancouver.
Brewers Row — Port Moody’s cluster of craft breweries — is at the doorstep, with Rocky Point Park, the Shoreline Trail, and the Burrard Inlet a short walk away. Suter Brook Village and Newport Village add grocery, dining, and services within easy reach.
It’s arguably the most lifestyle-rich transit station in the Tri-Cities: rapid transit, waterfront, and a walkable food-and-drink scene in one place.
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What’s near Moody Centre Station?
Port Moody’s Brewers Row craft-brewery district is at the door, with Rocky Point Park, the Shoreline Trail, the Burrard Inlet, and Suter Brook and Newport Village all within a short walk — one of the most lifestyle-rich transit pockets in the Tri-Cities.
How long is the commute from Moody Centre to downtown Vancouver?
About 40 minutes by SkyTrain (with an Expo Line transfer), or roughly 30 minutes on the West Coast Express, which runs directly to Waterfront Station on weekday commuter schedules.
Does Moody Centre have the West Coast Express?
Yes. Moody Centre is one of only two Tri-Cities stations (with Coquitlam Central) served by both the Evergreen SkyTrain and the West Coast Express commuter train, giving residents two rail options downtown.
What kind of homes are near Moody Centre Station?
Mostly newer condos and townhomes built around the station — the most walkable, car-light housing in Port Moody, and a common entry point for buyers priced out of the city’s detached homes.
Is Moody Centre good for car-free living?
Yes — two rail lines, the brewery district, the waterfront, and Suter Brook/Newport Village amenities are all walkable, making it one of the few genuinely car-light pockets in Port Moody.
How do I find homes near Moody Centre Station?
Browse current Port Moody listings below or contact Sebastian — he can focus on transit-oriented condos and townhomes near the station and the waterfront and set up alerts.
Transit times and station details are approximate and provided for general guidance — confirm current schedules with TransLink. Sebastian Czarkowski is a licensed REALTOR® (BCFSA). MLS®️ data from Greater Vancouver REALTORS®️; listing details should be verified with the listing brokerage.