Fort Camping In Brae Island Regional Park

Fiona Fraser

Brae Island Regional Park is a peaceful riverside escape with easy trails, picnic areas, and great views of the Fraser and surrounding mountains. The Tavistock Point Trail is flat and family-friendly, making it a nice option for a short walk or bike ride. The park also connects to Fort Camping, so it’s convenient if you’re staying overnight. On the plus side, it’s close to historic Fort Langley, so you can pair a visit with the village’s shops and cafés. Downsides: the trails are short, so avid hikers may find it limited, and in summer the campground and day-use areas can feel crowded. Facilities are basic but adequate. Overall, it’s a relaxing spot for a picnic, paddle, or stroll by the river.

Betty Chiang

Brae Island Regional Park is located on McMillan Island in the Fraser River, near the historic town of Fort Langley in the Township of Langley, British Columbia. ​The park offers: ​Walking Trails: It features easy walking and cycling paths, including the popular Tavistock Point Trail, which offers scenic views of the Fraser River and surrounding mountains. ​Camping: The park is home to Fort Camping, which provides camping facilities and tent cabins. ​Recreational Activities: It is a popular spot for strolling, cycling, picnicking, and wildlife watching. ​The park's address is 9451 Glover Rd, Langley Twp, BC V1M 2R9, Canada. It is easily accessible by a small bridge from Fort Langley, making it a great place to combine a nature walk with a visit to the historic town.

Ewelina Grudzien

I took my two puppies there and they had a very good time. It is very puppy and dog friendly. It is a good place to go for a bike ride or for a walk. The only downside is walking along the river. There are no signs or warnings about the riverbank being slippery. It started off fine but after a few feet it got so slippery that I fell. I tried to keep going but I couldn't even keep myself up without holding on to the bushes to get to the next trail off. But besides that it os a good place to go.

Chris L

A great place to watch the sunset or go for a stroll. We came here and set up some chairs and basked in the sunshine (finally...sunshine! LOL) . Park is clean. No issues parking. Bathrooms are clean. And to top it off after basking in the sun you can go into Ft Langley and grab a bite (gelato for the win).

Leona Zheng

A lovely quiet place to stroll in winter. A 2.4km one way trail travels through the forest. In winter you can see through the bushes and trees to look for the birds. There are a few view points looking out at the Fraser River with beaches and log booms. Nice view against the snow capped mountains. We didn't go to the campground so have no comments about that. The washroom was clean!