Local Attractions

Enjoy a stroll along Glover Road in the village of Fort Langley
© Parks Canada / John Gordon / 2004

Fort Langley National Historic Site is situated in the heritage village of Fort Langley, British Columbia, just 45 minutes east of Vancouver. Stroll through artists' studios, bookstores, specialty shops and antique stores, and spend a relaxing day in its tree-lined streets and relaxed country atmosphere.

The village area has over eighty stores and restaurants, and is just a few blocks from the site. Other heritage attractions within walking distance of the site include the Langley Centennial Museum, the B.C. Farm Machinery & Agricultural Museum, and the 1915 CN Station. To learn more about the Village of Fort Langley, visit their website.

Fort Langley is set in a beautiful rural setting just north of Langley, a thriving urban centre. Within a fifteen-minute drive, you can explore shops, retail outlets, and a modern shopping mall in the downtown core. Or enjoy a drive in the country where you will find parks, golf courses, wineries, and farms in the "Horse Capital of B.C." Local farms offer a variety of fresh produce at roadside markets and u-pick fruit farms.

Tourist Information

Need help planning your visit to Langley? A warm welcome from the knowledgeable Langley Visitor Centre Counsellors awaits! They are eager to assist you and share a wealth of information about our community, our region and our province. For more information on attractions, activities, events and accommodations please visit or contact them today: www.tourism-langley.ca, 7888 200th St or 604.888.1477 1.888.788.1477.

Several Metro Vancouver Parks are located nearby, including Derby Reach Regional Park, Campbell Valley Regional Park, and Aldergrove Lake Regional Park.

For more general tourist information about B.C., visit the Super, Natural British Columbia website or phone 1-800-HELLO-BC. To find a provincial park or campground, go to the B.C. Parks website.