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Fort Langley National Historic Site

Temporary access changes to the bastions and gallery

Restorative maintenance work is currently underway on the bastions and gallery to help preserve these historic structures. As a result, portions of the bastions and gallery may be temporarily closed while repairs are completed.

We are making every effort to keep at least one bastion and most of the gallery open throughout the project. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

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We understand and appreciate that your pet is an important member of your family. Pets are permitted outside the fort walls but must be on a leash at all times. Pets are not permitted inside the historic fort walls, the Visitor Centre or the historic buildings.
Registered service animals are welcome within the site and historic buildings. Please ensure to have your Guide Dog and Service Animal Certification with you when visiting.
Policy on visiting minors. All children 12 years and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who is18 years or older while on the grounds of Fort Langley National Historic Site.
If visiting with a group of children, the following adult-to-child supervision ratios must be maintained:
- Children under 5 (preschool to kindergarten): 1 adult per 8 children
- Children aged 6–8: 1 adult per 12 children
- Children aged 9–12: 1 adult per 15 children

A 48-km drive from downtown Vancouver, Fort Langley National Historic Site can be explored in a day, including an audio tour of the fur trade era buildings, heritage gardens and farm, and the interactive Xplorers and blacksmith experiences. Overnight oTENTik adventures within the palisade allow time to discover riverfront trails, local farms and wineries, and to wander through the shops and cafes in the nearby village of Fort Langley.

Free admission and discounted overnight stays

The Canada Strong Pass is back! Enjoy free admission and 25% off camping and overnight stays with Parks Canada from June 19 to September 7, 2026.

Hours of operation

Entrance gate, historic buildings and facilities.

Fees

Daily visitor fees, seasonal and annual admission passes, oTENTiks, special programs, and more. Free admission for youth.

Passes and permits

Commercial film and photography permits, travel media passes.

Site map

Orientation map and description of the heritage buildings.

Facilities and services

Accessibility information about parking, visitor facilities, language services, and pets.

Accessibility

Accessible pathways, oTENTik, facilities and experiences, and wheelchair to borrow.

Travel trade

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How to get here

Type	Location text	Location name	Address
2	Fort Langley National Historic Site	Fort Langley National Historic Site	<p><span aria-hidden="true" class="fas fa-map-marker-alt" title="Location"></span> <span class="sr-only">Location:</span> <span>23433 Mavis Avenue<br /> PO Box 129<br /> Fort Langley BC V1M 2R5</span> </p>

Location

Location: 23433 Mavis Avenue
PO Box 129
Fort Langley BC V1M 2R5

Phone
604-513-4777

Email
fort.langley@pc.gc.ca

Directions

Fort Langley is located along the Fraser River, 6 kilometres north of Trans-Canada Highway 1 in Langley Township.

By car: From Highway 1, take exit 66, 232nd Street (north). Follow 232nd Street North to the stop sign on Glover Road. Turn right and follow Glover Road through the village of Fort Langley. Turn right at the traffic light on Mavis Avenue. The national historic site is at the end of the street.

By bus: To visit by public transportation, take the 562 bus to the nearest stop on 96th Avenue at Glover Road. To plan your route, visit the translink website.