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Parks & trails
Regional and municipal parks, trails, dog parks, spray parks and playgrounds.
Dogs
Off-leash dog parks in Langley
Every official off-leash area we can source in the City and Township of Langley and the regional parks, with where it is and the rules that go with it.
Checked Oct 20, 2026Regional parks
Aldergrove Regional Park
A former gravel-pit-turned-parkland in east Langley with the Pepin Brook loop, a nature play area, an equestrian trailhead and an off-leash corner.
Checked Oct 20, 2026Brae Island Regional Park
A flat Fraser River island park just over the bridge from Fort Langley, with the Tavistock Point trail, river views and Fort Camping.
Checked Oct 20, 2026Campbell Valley Regional Park
A big Metro Vancouver park in the Township with flat boardwalk loops, a long horse-and-hiker trail, a nature house and a heritage farmstead.
Checked Oct 20, 2026Derby Reach Regional Park
The Fraser River park where the first Fort Langley stood, with riverside trails, the Houston Trail, an off-leash area and the Edgewater Bar campground.
Checked Oct 20, 2026Glen Valley Regional Park
A quiet Metro Vancouver riverside park on the Fraser at Two-bit Bar, with fishing, a canoe and kayak carry-in, and a 1917 farmhouse.
Checked Oct 20, 2026Township & City parks
Sendall Gardens
The City of Langley's small botanical garden on Muckle Creek, with a tropical greenhouse, a gazebo and a short creekside trail.
Checked Oct 20, 2026Williams Park
A forested Township park on the Salmon River at 68 Avenue and 238 Street, with trails, a play area, picnic shelters and a famous holiday light drive.
Checked Oct 20, 2026Trails
Hikes and walks in Langley
A guide to Langley's best walks sorted by length and effort, from flat floodplain strolls to the 11 km Shaggy Mane loop.
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