B-Park

B-Park is a retail park (shopping centre) located in the Belgian city of Bruges, north of the Blauwe Toren business park in the Sint-Pieters-op-de-Dijk district. It was developed by Codic, construction began in August 2007, and the centre opened to the public on Wednesday 22 October 2008. The site covers roughly 42,000 m² and, as of May 2014, housed sixteen retail brands. Its car park can hold about two thousand vehicles, and there is also covered bicycle parking for four hundred bicycles. The centre is anchored by large-format stores. According to French Wikipedia, it hosts the largest hypermarket in the Flemish Region — a 14,000 m² Carrefour Planet — alongside other major units such as Decathlon (4,600 m²), Krëfel (3,000 m²), DreamLand (3,000 m²) and Leen Bakker (2,000 m²). Other names cited include Auto 5, AVA, Baby 2000, Biosleepworld, Èggo, Jakobsen Wonen, Kwantum, Lunch Garden, Maisons du Monde, Sports Direct and Tegelpaleis. B-Park positions itself as a convenient, car-friendly shopping destination. Its own website promotes "7/7 Shopping for living" and stresses easy access by car, bicycle and public transport, always-free parking right at the door, and no long traffic queues. It describes a mix of shopping, food, lifestyle and fun, with thirteen stores at the time of the homepage text, many of them also open on Sundays — useful for weekly groceries, last-minute gifts or simply shopping on a rainy Sunday. The centre also runs family-oriented events and promotions, such as free karting for the whole family with purchases from €25, and offers a newsletter (B-Mail) and social media channels. Individual tenant pages on the B-Park site list store details and opening hours. Krëfel, for example, is shown at Blankenbergse Steenweg 420, 8000 Brugge, open Monday to Friday 09:30–18:30 and Saturday 09:30–18:00. Sleepworld is listed at the same address, open Monday to Saturday 10:00–18:00 and Sunday 14:00–18:00. Lunch Garden is open daily from 08:30 to 21:30. These pages confirm the centre's address and its role as a landlord/host platform for third-party retail and food brands rather than a single retail chain.

B-Park was developed by Codic as a retail park in Bruges, in the Sint-Pieters-op-de-Dijk district, north of the Blauwe Toren business park. Construction of the shopping centre began in August 2007. The centre opened to the public on Wednesday 22 October 2008. At that time it was conceived as a large-format retail destination serving Bruges and the surrounding region, with extensive parking and easy road access. By May 2014 the centre comprised sixteen retail brands across a surface area of about 42,000 m². Its largest unit was a Carrefour Planet hypermarket of 14,000 m², described as the largest hypermarket in the Flemish Region. Other major tenants included Decathlon (4,600 m²), Krëfel (3,000 m²), DreamLand (3,000 m²) and Leen Bakker (2,000 m²). Additional brands cited in the same period were Auto 5, AVA, Baby 2000, Biosleepworld, Èggo, Jakobsen Wonen, Kwantum, Lunch Garden, Maisons du Monde, Sports Direct and Tegelpaleis. The centre's parking facilities were built on a large scale: roughly two thousand car spaces and covered bicycle parking for four hundred bicycles. This infrastructure supports the centre's positioning as a convenient, car-oriented shopping location. In the years that followed, the tenant mix evolved. By the time of the current B-Park website, the centre presents itself under the tagline "7/7 Shopping for living" and states that it has thirteen stores, many of which are also open on Sundays. The website highlights a combination of shopping, food, lifestyle and fun, and promotes easy access by car, bicycle and public transport, always-free parking at the door, and no long traffic queues. It also runs family-oriented events and promotions, such as a free karting adventure for the whole family on Saturday 29 August with purchases from €25, and offers a newsletter (B-Mail) and social media channels. Individual tenant pages on the B-Park website provide store-level details. Krëfel is listed at Blankenbergse Steenweg 420, 8000 Brugge, open Monday to Friday 09:30–18:30 and Saturday 09:30–18:00. Sleepworld is at the same address, open Monday to Saturday 10:00–18:00 and Sunday 14:00–18:00. Lunch Garden is open daily from 08:30 to 21:30. These listings confirm the centre's address and its role as a host platform for third-party retail and food brands.

• 2026

  B-Park announces a free karting event for the whole family on Saturday 29 August, with free karting for purchases from €25.

• 2014

  B-Park comprises sixteen retail brands across about 42,000 m², anchored by a 14,000 m² Carrefour Planet hypermarket.

• 2008

  B-Park opens to the public on Wednesday 22 October 2008.

• 2007

  Construction of the B-Park shopping centre begins.

Convenient, car-friendly retail park combining shopping, food, lifestyle and family fun, with free parking and Sunday openings.

• Carrefour Planet hypermarket

  A 14,000 m² hypermarket described as the largest in the Flemish Region.

• Decathlon

  Sporting goods store of 4,600 m².

• Krëfel

  Electronics store of 3,000 m², open Monday to Friday 09:30–18:30 and Saturday 09:30–18:00.

• DreamLand

  Toy and leisure store of 3,000 m².

• Leen Bakker

  Home furnishings store of 2,000 m².

• Sleepworld

  Bed and sleep products store, open Monday to Saturday 10:00–18:00 and Sunday 14:00–18:00.

• Lunch Garden

  Restaurant open daily from 08:30 to 21:30.

1. 1Home | B-Park - 7/7 Shopping for livingb-park.be
2. 2Krëfel | B-Park - 7/7 Shopping for livingb-park.be
3. 3Sleepworld | B-Park - 7/7 Shopping for livingb-park.be
4. 4Lunch Garden | B-Park - 7/7 Shopping for livingb-park.be
5. 5B-Parkwikidata.org
6. 6B-Parkfr.wikipedia.org