Parks & Trails

The City boasts several parks and trails that are sure to thrill any nature lover. The Muckle Creek trail takes you on a fabulous tour of Sendall Gardens.  Passing the legacy garden, tropical greenhouse, and water feature.  Not only is Sendall Gardens a great place to take a walk, it’s a popular setting for engagement and wedding photos. Park access points on 49, 49A and 50 Avenues.

Brydon Lagoon Nature Trail will take you on a tour of Brydon Lagoon, a magnificent wildlife sanctuary. The trail goes around the lagoon and has connectivity to the Rotary Nicomekl Trail and to Hi-Knoll Park in Surrey. This area is a bird lovers paradise.

Beginning at Buckley park on the western boundary, the Power Line trail follows the BC Hydro right-of-way east through the City and eventually brings you to the Uplands Dog-off Leash Park and the Dog Park Loop Trail at 206 Street. 

The City of Langley offers a variety of recreational activities surrounding the Nicomekl River and its floodplain. The Rotary Floodplain Trail is a multi-use pathway that stretches across the city, connecting to the neighboring City of Surrey. This trail is perfect for cycling, jogging, and walking, and also provides opportunities to explore other nature trails in the area. If you need access to the floodplain, parking is available off of 53 Avenue, 203 Street, and 208 Street.

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Discover Langley City in a unique way - on wheels! The recently released Langley City Cycles bike trail maps will guide you through the city's outdoor areas, trails, and downtown streets. You can also add a splash of vibrancy to your ride by following the Mural Walk and discovering the beautifully painted murals located around every turn.

• 3KM Map
• 5KM Map
• 10 KM Route
• All Routes

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2024 Langley City Trail Map

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Poor weather conditions or unsafe field conditions are the primary reasons for sports field closures. Most turf damage occurs with field overuse or use during inclement weather. It is in everyone’s interest to ensure that fields are not used when play damages the playing surface.

In order to meet the demand for high-quality fields, and ensure a safe playing field, both weather and field conditions are monitored on a weekly basis to ensure that scheduled games do not:

• Cause abnormal damage to the field surface
• Jeopardize further scheduled use of fields
• Compromise the personal safety of league players or the general public

Fields will be inspected by parks staff throughout their bookable seasons for the following conditions:

• Standing water on the field
• Snow
• Frozen field conditions
• Ongoing field repair
• Scheduled events
• Forecasted severe weather warnings

If any of these conditions occur, fields may be temporarily or permanently closed.

Any team caught playing on the field may forfeit the right to play on that field for the remainder of the season.

Field Open – User Responsibility

Although fields may be open for play as of Friday afternoon, weather and field conditions may deteriorate by game time. In these situations, it is the responsibility of the field users to determine whether or not to resume play. It is the expectation of the City of Langley that home team coaches or officials will inspect the fields two hours prior to game time to ensure the safe and playable condition of the fields based on our criteria.  If the individual designates the field as closed, it is their responsibility to notify the visiting team coach and their association. 

To report field damage, please visit our Request For Service Portal or contact 604.514.2912.

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Report non-emergent issues in the City, such as fallen trees, overflowing waste bins, or items for park maintenance, using the quick and easy Request For Service Tool.

City staff will respond to your request as soon as possible, within business hours.

If this is a public works emergency, please call 604.514.2800.

In the case of injury or immediate danger, please call 911.

Know before you go and read our frequently asked questions (FAQ) about our Responsible Drinking in Parks Program.

Sites are first-come, first-served.  Specific areas in 3 parks have been identified for alcohol consumption on Fridays and Saturdays from 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm only. 

There is a wide range in the capacity of each site.

For more information on parks and facilities use, read the Parks and public Facilities Bylaw No. 3278.

Certain areas in 3 parks were selected for the pilot due to the existing presence of enforcement and operational teams, which allows the pilot to be managed within existing budgets.

Bylaw Officers will track and monitor all complaints and calls for service. These will be reviewed on an ongoing basis.

Langley City’s enforcement officers will focus on addressing behavioural concerns such as the protection of parkland, fire prevention and ensuring patrons are not disturbing the peace or enjoyment of other persons using the parkland space. Officers will also ensure patrons are not interfering with the exclusive use of any area granted to another person or group and ensure that alcohol is being consumed in a manner that is in accordance with the City of Langley Bylaws.

Alcohol consumption-related issues in parks will be monitored by the City of Langley Bylaws, such as consumption at non-designated picnic sites, consumption during non-designated days and times, underage drinking, and excessive noise, violations. If you would like to report incidents of this nature, please call 604.540.2940.

Report issues of broken glass or litter using our Request For Service Portal or call 604.540.2940. These lines are monitored during normal business hours, Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. 

Report criminal matters, contact the Langley RCMP at 604.532.3200 or in emergencies, call 9-1-1.