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Skate parks, pump tracks and bike parks in Langley

Where to skate, scoot and ride in Langley: the new asphalt pump track at Yorkson, the renovated Aldergrove skate park, Penzer's dirt jumps and the other skate parks, with addresses from the Township and City.

Kids on bikes and scooters riding the new asphalt pump track at Yorkson Community Park, with grass-covered mounds between the lanes
Photo: Township of Langley

The newest thing to roll on in Langley is a $650,000 asphalt pump track at Yorkson Community Park, which the Township opened on November 20, 2025. It replaced the older bike park on the south side of 82 Avenue, and the Township says it was designed to be easier to maintain and to suit a wide range of ages and skill levels.

Who runs them
Township of Langley (Yorkson, Aldergrove, Brookswood, Walnut Grove, Willoughby); City of Langley (Penzer)
Hours
Township parks: dawn to dusk unless booked or a special event, per each Township parks listing. Penzer washrooms: April 1 to September 1 only, per the City page
Cost
No admission is listed for any of these parks

The list

Yorkson Community Park pump track (Willoughby). Asphalt, opened November 2025, on the 82 Avenue side of Yorkson Community Park, which the Township lists at 84 Avenue and 206 Street. The park also has a spray park, playground, sports fields and a dog off-leash area. Project page: Yorkson Community Park Pump Track.

Aldergrove Athletic Park (Aldergrove). 26845 27 Avenue. The Township’s park listing shows a skateboard park, a mountain bike park and parkour, alongside the fields and track. The skate park was rebuilt in two stages: the clover bowl in 2021, then a new concrete “linear lane” with a banked hip, A-frame, funbox and quarter pipes, which opened in May 2023 after a public survey. Most survey respondents had preferred the linear lane design.

Aldergrove skate and bike park
Aldergrove Athletic Park26845 27 Avenue, Aldergrove, BC, V4W 3C1Parking: Lots along 27 Avenue on the park's south side. Free.DirectionsApple MapsWaze

Brookswood Skateboard Park. 20699 42 Avenue, beside the George Preston Recreation Centre. The Township lists a skateboard park and a BMX track here, plus parking.

Brookswood skate park
George Preston Recreation Centre (arena and Langley Curling Centre)20699 42 Avenue, Langley, BC, V3A 3B1Parking: Large free lot in front of the building, entered from 42 Avenue.DirectionsApple MapsWaze

Walnut Grove Community Park. 89 Avenue and Walnut Grove Drive. The Township lists a skateboard park among a long amenity list that includes a spray park, tennis courts and a concession.

Walnut Grove skate park
Walnut Grove Community Park89 Avenue & Walnut Grove Drive, Langley, BCParking: Township lot at the Walnut Grove Community Centre (8889 Walnut Grove Drive), with the park to the north. Free.DirectionsApple MapsWaze

Langley Skateboard Park (Willoughby). 63 Avenue and 203 Street. The Township’s listing shows a skateboard park only, with the same dawn-to-dusk hours.

Penzer Action Park (City of Langley). 198C Street and 47 Avenue. The City calls its bike skills park “extremely popular with riders of all skill levels” and lists dirt jumps, a pump track and a parkour playground, plus a fenced court. In August 2023 the City removed the Black Diamond East run and a large C-can to make the track more versatile for more riders. More on the Penzer Action Park page.

Penzer dirt jumps and pump track
Penzer Action Park198C Street & 47 Avenue, Langley, BCParking: Paved lot on 198 Street, on the west side of the park. Free.DirectionsApple MapsWazeOfficial map

Good to know

Hours differ between the two municipalities, and the Township notes that parks can be booked or closed for events, so a quick look at the park’s listing beats a wasted trip. Closures happen: Penzer’s bike park was shut for a week in August 2023 while the City changed the track. Helmets are a sensible bring even though these listings do not spell out a rule.

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