Outdoor pools and spray parks in Langley

For a place with this many kids, Langley has exactly two outdoor pools. One is a full waterpark and the other is a proper old-fashioned summer pool, and they could not be more different. Spray parks fill the gap: there are eleven of them, spread around so that most neighbourhoods have one within a short drive.

The two outdoor pools

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  Aldergrove · 27032 Fraser HighwayOtter Co-op Outdoor Experience

  The Township's outdoor waterpark at the Aldergrove Community Centre: a 25 m pool, leisure pool and hot tub under a canopy, the Roller Soakers waterslides, the Breaker Bay wave pool, the Canyon Creek lazy river and the Big Top splash pad for little ones.

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  Langley City · 4949 207 StreetAl Anderson Memorial Pool

  The City's 25 m, eight-lane outdoor pool in City Park, with a slide and a diving board. Lessons, aquafit, length swims and evening swims. In 2026 the City opened it a month early, in mid-April, and heated it.

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How the waterpark works

The Outdoor Experience runs on timed sessions, and everyone entering has to be registered, including babies and anyone who is only watching. Township residents can book 10 days ahead, everyone else 7 days ahead, on the Township’s registration site. There is no waitlist; cancelled spots simply reappear online. Fees are refundable if you withdraw at least five days before the session.

A few of the Township’s rules worth knowing: kids under 7 need a responsible person with them in and out of the water; lifejackets and puddle jumpers are not allowed on the slides or in the hot tub; your own tubes and mats stay home; tents in the grass can be no bigger than 4 by 6 feet and cannot be staked. Bring collapsible chairs, because the loungers go first-come, first-served. Height and weight limits for the slides are on the Township’s page.

The pool in City Park

Al Anderson is the opposite experience: no sessions, no booking, a slide and a board and a lot of lane. It sits in City Park beside the dinosaur playground and the children’s waterpark, so one parking spot covers the whole afternoon. The City’s page lists the season dates, and its fees page has the admission.

Spray parks

The Township’s eight spray parks opened Saturday, May 9, 2026 at 10am, and the City’s three are listed as seasonal. All are in parks with playgrounds, so see our playgrounds page for what else is there.

Township of Langley

• Brookswood Park, 40 Avenue and 200 Street
• Fort Langley Community Park, St. Andrews Avenue and Nash Street
• Goldenview Park, 20300 86 Avenue (Willoughby)
• Murrayville Outdoor Activity Park, 48A Avenue and 221 Street
• Philip Jackman Park, 32 Avenue and 271 Street (Aldergrove)
• Walnut Grove Community Park, 89 Avenue and Walnut Grove Drive
• Willoughby Community Park, 7700 block of 202A Street, by the Langley Events Centre
• Yorkson Community Park, 20542 84 Avenue (Willoughby), new in 2026

City of Langley

• City Park, 207 Street between 48 and 51 Avenue, next to Al Anderson pool
• Douglas Park, 206 Street and Douglas Crescent, downtown
• Nicholas Park, 209 Street and 50A Avenue, where the washrooms are only open April 1 to September 1

Indoor, for the other nine months

The Township’s indoor pools are at Walnut Grove, W.C. Blair and Aldergrove. Schedules are on the Township’s swimming page. Swim clubs are on our swim clubs page.

Get there

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