Langley · Township of Langley

Fort Langley

British Columbia's birthplace, now a heritage village

132,603

Area population

40.8

Median age

81.9%

Home ownership

$108,000

Median income

Figures cover Langley (Langley, District municipality (Township)). Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census. Full census profile.

The Neighbourhood

Fort Langley.

Fort Langley is where British Columbia was proclaimed a colony in 1858, and the National Historic Site at its centre still draws visitors from across the country. The surrounding village keeps a genuinely heritage character, with antique shops, cafes and galleries lining Glover Road, and homes ranging from restored century-old houses to newer riverside developments. Its setting on the Fraser, with Bedford Channel and the Fort to Fort Trail nearby, gives it a slower, small-town pace prized by buyers willing to pay for it.

Getting around: The West Coast Express commuter train stops in Fort Langley on weekday mornings and evenings, and Glover Road and 88 Avenue connect the village to the rest of Langley.
Schools & family: Fort Langley's own elementary school serves the village directly, with older students continuing on to nearby Langley secondary schools.
Shopping & lifestyle: Glover Road's boutiques, bakeries and the Saturday farmers market cover the essentials, with larger retail a short drive away in Willoughby.

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