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Description
Fort Langley National Historic Site: A Park in Fort Langley, Township of Langley
Category: Parks | Area: Fort Langley, Township of Langley | Cost: Free
Fort Langley National Historic Site is a public park in Fort Langley, Township of Langley, near River Road. It has a playground, a swimming pool, picnic tables, a community centre and public washrooms, which makes it a good spot for families with young children and picnics. The park is free to visit.
Where Is Fort Langley National Historic Site?
Fort Langley National Historic Site is in Fort Langley, Township of Langley, near River Road. Use the map and directions on this page to plan your visit.
Facilities and Features
- Playground
- Swimming pool
- Picnic tables
- Community centre
- Public washrooms
Dogs at Fort Langley National Historic Site
Dogs are generally welcome on a leash. Check the signs at the park for local rules, and look for a designated off-leash area if your dog needs to run.
Good to Know
- Check the signs at the park entrance for hours and rules.
- Public washrooms are available in the park.
- Pick up after your dog and use the bins provided.
Nearby Parks
- Fort Langley Heritage Conservation Area (0.4 km)
- Brae Island Regional Park (1.4 km)
- Salmon River Natural Area (1.5 km)
Explore More
Discover more of the area in our Fort Langley neighbourhood guide and Township of Langley city guide, see every park in Township of Langley.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Fort Langley National Historic Site?
In Fort Langley, Township of Langley, near River Road.
Are dogs allowed at Fort Langley National Historic Site?
Dogs are generally welcome on a leash. Check posted signs for local rules.
What facilities does Fort Langley National Historic Site have?
a playground, a swimming pool, picnic tables, a community centre and public washrooms.
Are there washrooms at Fort Langley National Historic Site?
Yes, there are public washrooms in the park.
Park details: OpenStreetMap contributors.
Photo: Fort Langley by User:Themightyquill, CC BY-SA 2.5, via Wikimedia Commons.
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