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CAMPBELL VALLEY REGIONAL PARK

(4.9 Score)
20285 8 Avenue,
Langley, BC V2Z 1W5 Directions

Since 2014

Specialty:

✓Hiking Trails ✓Walking Trails ✓Nature Walks ✓Wildlife Viewing ✓Birdwatching ✓Picnic Areas ✓Horseback Riding Trails ✓Designated Cycling Trail ✓Nature Education ✓Heritage Site Exploration ✓Group Camping

"Campbell Valley Regional Park features many hiking, walking, and equestrian trails with picnic shelters. The park features trails with a total length of 29 kilometres, catering to all skill levels. The park comprises six historical farm plots, including areas designated for the Langley tree farm and Scout Camp McLean. Campbell Valley Regional Park is a beautiful spot with swings for toddlers, activity grounds for young children, and lush green spaces for adults to walk and relax. The park provides scenic walking routes, heritage features, and a Nature House. Situated amidst farmland, Campbell Valley Regional Park is spacious, allowing visitors to observe squirrels, chipmunks, waterfowl, and various bird species. Campbell Valley Regional Park is a regional park in the Township of Langley, maintained by the Metro Vancouver Regional Parks board.

2026 Highlights: Visitors can enjoy wildlife viewing, birdwatching, picnic areas, heritage buildings, and picnic areas. Recreational opportunities include hiking, walking, horseback riding and cycling on designated trails."

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(604) 530-4983

Mon-Sun: 7am - 7pm

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Derby Reach Regional Park - Langley, BC Hiking Trails - Tourist Spot Image
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DERBY REACH REGIONAL PARK

(4.8 Score)
21801 Allard Crescent,
Langley, BC V1M 3W1 Directions

Since 1827

Specialty:

✓Hiking Trails ✓Walking Trails ✓Shared Cycling Trails ✓Equestrian Trails ✓Riverside Recreation ✓Wildlife Viewing ✓Picnic Areas ✓Historic Site Exploration ✓Heritage Interpretation ✓Fishing ✓Seasonal Camping ✓Dog Off-leash Area

"Derby Reach Regional Park is scenic, with trails along the river offering stunning views through shaded forests. The park aims to connect people with nature, inspiring the protection of ecosystems. This serene park features riverfront trails, picnic areas, camping facilities, picturesque mountain vistas, and forest views. Derby Reach Regional Park is a multi-purpose destination for family entertainment, including sports fields, performances, concerts, and talent shows. The park also offers campgrounds. Throughout the year, Derby Reach Regional Park hosts various activities. There are plenty of resting spots, and the paths are paved and well-maintained. Cycling lanes are also available at the park.

2026 Highlights: The park features shaded walking and hiking trails, open fields, wildlife viewing, picnic areas, and historic heritage sites."

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Price:

Camping(Per Night Per Camping Group) $25
Camping for Seniors and People with Disabilities $22

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(604) 530-4983 (604) 432-6200

Mon-Sun: 7am - 7pm

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Brae Island Regional Park - Langley, BC Hiking Trails - Park Image
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BRAE ISLAND REGIONAL PARK

(4.8 Score)
9451 Glover Road,
Langley, BC V1M 2R9 Directions

Since 2002

Specialty:

✓Walking ✓Bird Watching ✓Nature Views ✓Canoeing/Kayaking ✓Campground ✓Drinking Water ✓Cycling ✓Reservable Facilities ✓Dogs Accessible ✓Trees ✓Picnic Area ✓Group Camp ✓Fort Camping

"Brae Island Regional Park leads to lookouts with rivers and breathtaking views downstream of the river. The trails pass through open forest areas of tall cottonwood trees. The campsite is on the Fraser River, with natural setting walks on either side. Brae Island Regional Park features green-roofed houses, freshwater and energy-efficient fixtures that plant native trees. The park has visitor centers and gathering spots to picnic and enjoy outdoor activities. This regional park features a range of recreational opportunities for the day visitor and the overnight camper. Accessible washrooms are available. Brae Island Regional Park offers 3.8 km of hiking trails and 3.5 km of cycling trails.

2026 Highlights: The park features forest trails, walking and cycling routes, camping, Fraser River viewpoints, picnic areas, and opportunities for birdwatching and wildlife observation."

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(604) 530-4983 (604) 432-6200

Mon-Sun: 7am - 7pm

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CAMPBELL VALLEY REGIONAL PARK REVIEWS

The trails are shaded and they're not full of that pea gravel that gets in your shoes if you're wearing sandals. It's easy to get lost though and there's lots of trails to explore. There's lots of people around so that you can ask directions if you do get lost. But the real Gem of the Walk was the fresh plums that are sitting in the trees you don't want to hurt the bushes but wow are they ever good and all the apple trees that are everywhere amazing experience very happy love these trails Dog-friendliness: It's a leash on area and trails but there's lots of people walking their dogs.

We got a 12km walk in this park! Pretty cool place to go and be immersed in the wilderness in the middle of a city. Lots of signs of Spring on the trail and the paths were not too slippery or muddy at all! Lots of different parking lots to choose from with bathrooms at a few of them. Also, a few steep hills to go up if you want to get some elevation gain into your workout for the day. I also found a water pump that was working and put out fresh clean water. Great place to wander and get lost in the scenery if you so wish!.

Love, love the trails here and my dog loves them too. When it's hot you can find a shady trail to walk as well. You can take a short walk or a very long walk. Take the Shaggy Mane and you'll be on a long one. They're are main trails and off trails in the bush. We love them all.. As most people say, you'll see birds, squirrels and there are deer as well. I was amazed at the two beautiful owls I came across..

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DERBY REACH REGIONAL PARK REVIEWS

My girl and I came here today and walked the "Houston Trail". It was 3.3km's long. Beautiful day for a walk not too hot and not too cold, just perfect. The scenery here is unbelievable. We passed a couple people here enjoying the walk as we were. There's a great little view point/rest area that overlooks the bog and the mountains. Just sitting there listening to the frogs, ducks, and geese was magical to say the least. It's the moments like this that matter to me. We will be back again to beat our time. Just far enough outside the city to not be packed and close enough it's only a ten minute drive. If your looking for a place to go for a walk this is your jam! Happy Trails.

Great place to explore. Trails are well groomed and easy for all. You can enjoy the forest or by the river. Lots of parking with bathrooms at each site. Sometimes you'll be lucky enough to see wildlife on your adventure.

Well maintained and equipped park with nice trails, picnic areas and plenty of shade. It’s right next to the river and one of the favourite spots in this park is just by the river with views of the Majestic Mt. Baker!.

BRAE ISLAND REGIONAL PARK REVIEWS

Brae Island is a great place to camp. The campsites are large and clean. There are well maintained facilities and helpful attendants for any information you may need. The campsite is on the Fraser River with natural setting walks on either side. The trails are easy and dogs are welcome. Brae Island is a 5-10 minutes walk to Fort Langley with a variety of shops and great restaurants and coffee shops. There is even a Brew Pub. We totally enjoyed our 5 day stay.

It's a clean park with lots of trails. You have the option of going down to the river or into the forest. There's lots of parking here and it's a great alternative for a quieter walk if you are going into Fort Langley for a walk and some food. Walk here and then walk to the many close by restaurants and cafes.

Can't get enough of this place. The Tavistock trail is a beautiful relaxing trail with easy signs to follow and the picnic areas are relaxing. At the entrance is a bathroom and it is well kept. When the tide is low, you can walk halfway around on the beach. The trails allow cycling as well.

TBR® Inspection Score Report

CAMPBELL VALLEY REGIONAL PARK Total Inspection Points: 117/120
Complete Info: 8
Acknowledgments: 9
Business Hours: 10
Business Images: 10
Contact Info: 10
Exact Services: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Location Proximity: 10
Reviews Accuracy: 10
Reviews Study: 10
Videos: 10
Website Standard: 10

TBR® Inspection Score Report

DERBY REACH REGIONAL PARK Total Inspection Points: 115/120
Acknowledgments: 8
Business Hours: 9
Complete Info: 9
Reviews Accuracy: 9
Business Images: 10
Contact Info: 10
Exact Services: 10
Experience: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Location Proximity: 10
Videos: 10
Website Standard: 10

TBR® Inspection Score Report

BRAE ISLAND REGIONAL PARK Total Inspection Points: 114/120
Acknowledgments: 8
Complete Info: 9
Contact Info: 9
Experience: 9
Reviews Accuracy: 9
Business Hours: 10
Business Images: 10
Exact Services: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Location Proximity: 10
Videos: 10
Website Standard: 10

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