- Hours
- Township parks are open dawn to dusk unless booked for an event. City parks are similar; check each park's page.
- Spray parks
- Seasonal. The Township's opened May 9, 2026 and the City's are listed as seasonal; see our outdoor pools and spray parks page.
- Find every playground
- The Township's park finder lists 48 parks with a play area; the City's parks page lists its 17.
- Last checked
- October 23, 2026
Langley has dozens of playgrounds. Most are the small neighbourhood kind, a slide and two swings at the end of a cul-de-sac. These are the other kind: the ones you pack a snack for, where there is a washroom, somewhere to park, and enough going on that a four-year-old and a ten-year-old both stay busy. Everything below comes from the Township’s and the City’s own park listings.
The big ones
- Willoughby · 84 Avenue & 206 StreetYorkson Community Park
The Township calls this the largest accessible playground in the Township. It opened in January 2026, the new spray park followed in May, and there is a pump track, a dog off-leash area, washrooms and a new parking lot off 84 Avenue.
Township project page → 
Brookswood · 36 Avenue & 202 StreetNoel Booth Community ParkA brand-new custom playground built around local history: a play version of the old N. Booth General Store's 1939 bus, and a big mound that nods to the gravel quarry the park used to be. Inclusive features, sensory play, a pond and trails next door.
Our page →- Willoughby · 7700 block 202A StreetWilloughby Community Park
The park around the Langley Events Centre. Play area, spray park, picnic shelters, drinking water and washrooms, plus every court you can think of. Parking on site.
Township listing → - Langley City · 207 Street, 48 to 51 AvenueCity Park
The dinosaur playground. The City lists a dinosaur-themed playground, a children's waterpark, Al Anderson Memorial Pool, an off-leash area, three covered picnic shelters and washrooms. Lots on 205A Street and 207 Street.
City page → - Langley City · 206 Street & Douglas CrescentDouglas Park
Downtown's park, steps from the one-way. An inclusive playground, a seasonal spray park, a sports box, pickleball, outdoor fitness equipment, a bowling green and washrooms. Street parking, which fills up.
City page → - Murrayville · 48A Avenue & 221 StreetMurrayville Outdoor Activity Park
Play area and spray park side by side, with a skateboard park, basketball, a ball hockey box, picnic facilities and drinking water. Good when you have a mix of ages and wheels.
Township listing → - Walnut Grove · 89 Avenue & Walnut Grove DriveWalnut Grove Community Park
Play area, spray park, skateboard park, picnic shelters, trails, a creek, washrooms and parking, next to the community centre. The Township is planning field and fieldhouse upgrades here.
Township listing → - Rural · 68 Avenue & 238 StreetWilliams Park
The forest one. A play area under big trees, a creek to poke around in, picnic shelters, trails and washrooms. No spray park, so bring boots instead of a towel.
Our page → - Aldergrove · 26845 27 AvenueAldergrove Athletic Park
Aldergrove's big sports park also has a play area, a parkour area, a mountain bike park, a skateboard park, picnic shelters, a track and washrooms. The community centre and its waterpark are a short drive away.
Township listing → - Fort Langley · St. Andrews Avenue & Nash StreetFort Langley Community Park
Play area, spray park, a band shelter, pickleball and tennis, picnic facilities and washrooms, a few blocks from the shops on Glover Road. Pair it with ice cream in the village.
Township listing → - Langley City · 198C Street & 47 AvenuePenzer Park
Better known for its parkour and pump track, but the City lists a playground, basketball, picnic tables and washrooms too. For kids who have outgrown slides.
Our page → - Langley City · 198 Street & 53 AvenueBrydon Park
Playground, a small basketball court, a softball diamond, open grass and washrooms, with a big wood-chipped off-leash area at the west end of the gravel lot on 53 Avenue. Brydon Lagoon is next door for a walk after.
City page →
A few more worth knowing
- Linwood Park (201A Street & Michaud Crescent, Langley City). The City describes the playground as wheelchair accessible, with a soccer field, community garden, off-leash area and washrooms. Parking off Michaud Crescent.
- Nicholas Park (209 Street & 50A Avenue, Langley City). Playground, water park, a jogging loop and a tennis court. The washrooms are only open April 1 to September 1.
- Goldenview Park (20300 86 Avenue, Willoughby). Play area, spray park, an amphitheatre and trails.
- Philip Jackman Park (32 Avenue & 271 Street, Aldergrove). Play area, spray park, pickleball, tennis, ball diamonds and washrooms.
- Dorothy Peacock Park (91 Avenue & 204 Street, Walnut Grove). Play area, a creek, trails, basketball and washrooms.
- Derek Doubleday Arboretum (21177 Fraser Highway, Murrayville). A play area in among the gardens, view decks and fitness equipment. A nice one for a slow afternoon.
Before you go
- Township parks are dawn to dusk. Dogs are welcome on leash but never on the sports fields.
- Washrooms at several City parks are seasonal, roughly April to September.
- Spray parks are seasonal too. Our outdoor pools and spray parks page has the full list for both municipalities.
- Rainy day? Our community centres have indoor options, and we are working on a rainy-day page.
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Get there
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Last checked October 22, 2026. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.
