Fort Langley


Fort Langley is a village located along the Fraser River in the Township of Langley, British Columbia. The population of Fort Langley is 2,700. It is home of the Fort Langley National Historic Site, which served as an early fur trading centre for the Hudson’s Bay Company in BC.

The Fort played a vital role in the establishment of the 49th parallel with the United States and was used as a launching point for many prospectors heading north in search of gold.

The city is a thriving tourist centre today and features a large variety of recreational activities such as fishing, hiking, canoeing, cycling, and horseback riding. Also located in Fort Langley is the British Columbia Farm Museum – a great source of information about agricultural heritage in BC.

Guides to Fort Langley

Visit the Fort

  • Commonly referred to as the “Birthplace of BC,” this National historic site offers visitors a true sense of the fur trading history of British Columbia. The Fort features a number of historical buildings for visitors to explore.

Camping in Ft. Langley

  • There are a number of places to camp in the Fort Langley Region. Visit this page for more information about campfires and sleeping under the stars in Fort Langley.

Ft. Langley Golf

  • Fort Langley Golf Course and Redwoods Golf Course are the two main courses located in this area but there are a number of other courses located throughout Langley. Visit our Langley golf page for more information.

Hotels in Fort Langley

  • As far as we know there are no hotels located in Ft. Langley but head over to our Langley Hotel page for information on hotels that are nearby.

Ft. Langley Bed & Breakfasts

  • Ft. Langley has some nice B&Bs for you to stay at.

Others Businesses in the area

Langley Photo to Canvas Printing – Impressions on Canvas
Vancouver Photographer – Jesse Winter Heading