Guidebook for Langley
Shopping
Pick your own berries, enjoy a strawberry dessert, taste the wine and enjoy the view. Children's playground.
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Krause Berry Farms & Estate Winery
6179 248 StPick your own berries, enjoy a strawberry dessert, taste the wine and enjoy the view. Children's playground.
Everything Else
International horse competitions. Great atmoshere. Lunch on a patio
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Thunderbird Show Park
24550 72 AveInternational horse competitions. Great atmoshere. Lunch on a patio
Great English style pub kids welcome till 9pm. Patio and $2 burgers on Tuesdays.
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Artful Dodger Pub and Liquor Store
2364 200 StGreat English style pub kids welcome till 9pm. Patio and $2 burgers on Tuesdays.
Great spot for children to play safely on a hot day. A shallow pool and rope swing make it all the more fun.
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Williams Park
6595 238 StGreat spot for children to play safely on a hot day. A shallow pool and rope swing make it all the more fun.
Experience life as a 19th century voyageur at Fort Langley, where the colony of British Columbia was born. Hear past echoes of musket fire, pan for gold dust dreams and dress up to play pioneer. Mingle with fur traders, learn the blacksmith's art and camp in a historically-themed oTENTiks. Satisfy your curiosity with the audio tour, available in six languages, as well as demonstrations of blacksmithing and barrel-making.
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Fort Langley National Historic Site
23433 Mavis AveExperience life as a 19th century voyageur at Fort Langley, where the colony of British Columbia was born. Hear past echoes of musket fire, pan for gold dust dreams and dress up to play pioneer. Mingle with fur traders, learn the blacksmith's art and camp in a historically-themed oTENTiks. Satisfy your curiosity with the audio tour, available in six languages, as well as demonstrations of blacksmithing and barrel-making.
http://www.fortlangleyvillage.com/
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Fort Langley Village Farmers' Market
9025 Glover Rdhttp://www.fortlangleyvillage.com/
Derby Reach Regional Park is located in Langley and includes the scenic trails along the Edgewater Bar section and a forest loop along the Houston Trail in the Historic Area. The park offers a camping area located along the Fraser River, a dog off-leash area, and easy walking trails that are popular year-round.
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I-Derby Reach Regional Park
21801 Allard CrescentDerby Reach Regional Park is located in Langley and includes the scenic trails along the Edgewater Bar section and a forest loop along the Houston Trail in the Historic Area. The park offers a camping area located along the Fraser River, a dog off-leash area, and easy walking trails that are popular year-round.
Food Scene
Bacchus Bistro
1064 216 StWonderful winery, wonderful views, excellent lunch.
Excellent value for money lunch buffet. Dinner is fancier but if you love indian food well worth a spot on your vacation calendar.
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An Indian Affair
19653 Willowbrook DrExcellent value for money lunch buffet. Dinner is fancier but if you love indian food well worth a spot on your vacation calendar.
Experience aboriginal culture:
lelǝm' means house in the hǝńq́ǝmińǝm' language. For countless generations, Kwantlen people have lived in present-day Fort Langley and the surrounding areas along the Fraser River.
Kwantlen translates to "tireless runner". Following a rich legacy and traditions, the Kwantlen people continue to work tirelessly at building a strong sense of community within our traditional territory.
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Lelem Cafe
23285 Billy Brown RdExperience aboriginal culture:
lelǝm' means house in the hǝńq́ǝmińǝm' language. For countless generations, Kwantlen people have lived in present-day Fort Langley and the surrounding areas along the Fraser River.
Kwantlen translates to "tireless runner". Following a rich legacy and traditions, the Kwantlen people continue to work tirelessly at building a strong sense of community within our traditional territory.