Campbell Valley Regional Park

I enjoy the trails and seeing the occasional horseback riders. The park is treed but the sun still lights up the whole park. Open fields and picnic areas. Restrooms available.

Amazing place to take a walk. From a short jaunt to many kilometers, the forest is a beautiful place to be!

Gorgeous park; a fabulous hour long trail walk with marshlands, meadows and hardwood trees. Also you get to see the occasional horse walking down the trail which is always nice.

Large park with network of well maintained paths for rambling. Good for walkers and dogs. Have to watch out for horses and their dropping

It is a regional park in Langley. It is a great place for walks and day trips with friends and family or easy hikes.

There are lots trails and walks through tall trees.

There are no shops nearby. Remember to bring water and snacks.

One of the best trails I love in BC. Make sure that you carry a trail map so that you don't lose your way.

Get trails through forests and meadows with views of the local fauna and fowl. Pick one to match the time or scenery you want to do and see. Sometimes parking gets very full on the weekends.

Very beautiful park with a fully fenced dog park. (Which is where we spent all our time). Plenty of parking, lots of room, well kept, garbage available.

I lived in Langley for almost 40 years. Campbell Valley park is beautiful place for everyone. There like 14 miles of trails to hike, ride horses. You need good foot wear as you are walking through well groomed trails and soft boggy areas. 2 thumbs up

A very well-maintained park with many trails offering a blend of meadow, hardwood forest, marshland and cedar-filled ravines.

Pedestrians and horseback riders share some of the wide gravel trails. Cycling allowed on some paths.

It is easy to find a secluded spot.

Three parking locations on different sides of the park.

It was a calm and peaceful park to walk and talk. I could listen to birdsong merrily. I would highly recommend this place to all of my friends and family!

A popular park for families. It jas good walking trails where children can see birds, squirrels and ducks

So many different areas to explore. Varying degrees of difficulty for the trails. Lush ferns, rich in oxygen, beautiful flowers, a pond full of life and the sounds of frogs.

This is a lovely park to go for walks or runs. Totally back to nature. I have taken a many of pictures down there. Close to home a short 8 minute drive. Great in Winter Spring Summer and fall. Lovely in June with the wildflowers.

Almost five star. Four only because rude people constantly block parking spots while waiting for their buddies to come and take them. Other then that amazing spot. Be sure to bring peanuts for the squirrels. And black sunflower seeds for the birds as they will take them right out of your hand:). Enjoyable giant park to walk around in and just take in mother nature.

If i could i would give this a 4 star, or even a 5 if it had a better design and more you know "accessibility" for the trails. Hiking may not be so easy and usually takes a good 2 hour walk to conquer the full loop. Overall it's fine would recommend if you want like a "challenge" instead of "scenery". (English is not my first language I probably have made a mistake)

Great regional park with multiple parking options and a large, varied trail network suitable for a range of ages and abilities.

I’ve been coming here since I was a kid. It’s a beautiful park with a nice looped trail. Be sure to bring some birdseed with you as some of the birds will land directly on your hand!

Often busier than I would like and if on trails that horses can ride it can be hard to avoid dung.nice if cleanup was more frequent.

Such a nice set of trails for a peaceful walk. Be sure to mind the signage to avoid getting lost!

Dogs on leash only except for the dog park, but if you are an equestrian this place is paradise!

Not as well maintained as some of the other lower mainland parks but still a great park. Would benefit from some signage on shared usage as there are a number of equestrian trails as riders and walkers alike seem to think the park belongs solely to them.

Awesome park, lots of variety in length and type of trails. Bring boots if it raining as some trails are rough and very muddy.

One of the nicest parks in Langley, but can get a little busy in certain areas, like the Little River Loop Trail.

Excelent Park with lots of trails for every one. There are trails for horse riding, dog walking, bicycling & just walking. Many families walk together & have lots of fun.

I would rate it a solid ~8/10! The little river loop trail is very well maintained and mostly has boardwalk. Will come back again with more friends and family. Flat and easy; scenic too!

I like taking my daughter there but they are discouraging feeding the wildlife, which is the whole reason we go there and alot of people do, I understand a bit but it is ducks birds and squirrels it's not like we are feeding bears and cougars

There is a long loop trail along with birds and squirrels. You will see ponds with ducks. In winter there was ice over the bridges and it was very slippery. I wish there could've been salt to avoid slipping

Lovely park. Some popular pathways were closed today Jan 7. It was also fairly busy but people respecting social distancing.

I heard a squirrel singing when walking my dog with my daughter. It is a peaceful and enjoyable place to go when the weather is good.

Looking for good bicycle trails. Seems the trails are mostly for hikers. What paths I rode, 3 km were packed gravel.

Great Park with excelent trails.
Very clean and everyone follows the 2 mts distance rule. Lots of great picture & video taking sites.