Accessibility in Langley
We want everyone to enjoy Langley, whatever your mobility. It is not perfect everywhere, but there is a lot here to help you plan a comfortable visit. If you need a hand, just hand.
Accessible Walks and Parks
Gentle, well-surfaced trails with river views. No scrambling required.
Brae Island: Tavistock Point
Just across the channel from Fort Langley, this is the easiest riverside walk around, with viewpoints out over the Fraser.
Campbell Valley Regional Park
Little River Loop · Gravel and Boardwalk · Gentle Grades
Accessible gravel paths and boardwalks over the creek, with accessible washrooms and pinic tables at the North and South Valley entrances.
Fort Langley National Historic Site
- Main routes through the site are paved and smooth, with gentle slopes of up to about 8.5 per cent.
- A manual wheelchair is available to borrow, free of charge.
- Six designated accessible parking stalls near the entrance.
- An accessible, single-use, any-gender washroom with a changing table. The café washroom is accessible too.
- Free admission for a support person accompanying a visitor with a disability.
- Registered service animals are welcome.
- A sensory map marks the louder, busier spots and the quieter places to take a break. Noise-cancelling headphones and a visual guide are on hand.
⚠️ Good to know: a few heritage buildings are reached by steeper ramps or a wooden stairway, and wooden walkways can be slippery when wet.
Details from Parks Canada. Please confirm the latest before you visit.
Getting Around Langley
- HandyDART is TransLink's door to door, shared-ride service for anyone who cannot use regular transit. Registration is required, so arrange it before you travel.
- Accessible parking is available at major sites and in the community centres and shopping areas across Langley.
- Planning a route? The TransLink trip planner shows step-free connections and live times.
Stays and Dining
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Booking a place to stay?
Ask about step-free entrances, accessible rooms and parking.
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Heading out to eat?
Ask about step-free access and accessible seating.
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Need Something Specific?
Tell us what you need and we will do our best to help you plan a comfortable visit. We don’t like to hide behind our desk, so the best way to reach us is by email, or by connecting with us on social media.
For corporate and business enquiries, we typically respond within a day. Office hours are 9am to 4pm, Monday to Friday, closed on public holidays.