A Brewery Built Around "Adventure on Tap"

Camp Beer Co opened in Langley in 2019 with a simple pitch: beer for people who like being outdoors. The tagline is "Adventure on tap," and the tasting room leans into it with a camp-inspired feel, a patio with fire pits and string lights, and beer names like Happy Campers, Mile Marker, Windbreaker, and Crosswinds. It is the kind of place where the vibe is relaxed enough that you can show up in hiking boots and nobody blinks.

The formula is working. More than 850 Google reviewers have given Camp Beer Co an average of 4.6 stars, and the brewery was named Brewery of the Year at the 2025 BC Beer Awards, along with a gold medal and multiple silvers. For a Langley brewery that has only been around since 2019, that is serious recognition from the province's own craft beer community.

Twelve Beers, and They Keep Changing

The taproom runs a rotating lineup of about a dozen beers at a time, which means a return visit rarely looks the same as the last one. The current list on the brewery's website includes Anorak IPA, Raspberry Sunset, Upstream, Hunters Cove, Copa da Floresta, Hillside, VHS, and Unladylike alongside the Happy Campers and Mile Marker mentioned above. If you are not sure where to start, a flight is the obvious move, and the staff are happy to steer you. One reviewer summed it up neatly: "Great beer selection and helpful staff. Great outside patio and food was really good."

The brewery also pours fresh every day and does cask releases, which beer nerds will appreciate. If you are more of a casual drinker, the range covers enough styles that there is usually something approachable on tap, from crisp lagers to fruited options like the raspberry-forward Raspberry Sunset.

The Weekly Event Calendar

This is where Camp Beer Co earns its place on our events list. Camp Trivia Night runs every Tuesday at 7 p.m., hosted by Crank It Up Trivia, and it is a reliable way to turn a weeknight into a night out with friends. On Thursdays during football season, the taproom hosts a watch party with new cask releases and team-themed food specials, and Mondays in football season bring Tringo, a trivia-and-bingo hybrid that is exactly as chaotic as it sounds.

Because the schedule is recurring, you can plan around it. Tuesday is the one for a group that likes a little friendly competition, Thursday is for sports fans, and weekends are for taking a seat by the fire pits and not doing much of anything. The brewery posts changes on its website, so it is worth checking before you head out.

Food, Fire Pits, and a Dog-Friendly Patio

The Camp Cookhouse is the on-site kitchen, and it keeps things simple with rotating seasonal soups and food specials rather than a sprawling menu. That works well with a brewery crowd, where most people want something warm and satisfying to go with a pint. As the weather cools off, the soups and fire pits are a very good combination.

The patio is dog-friendly, which makes it one of the easier Langley breweries to bring the whole household to. String lights and fire pits keep the space comfortable well into the evening, and the patio is a big part of why the place feels more like a hangout than a tasting room.

Plan Your Visit

Camp Beer Co is at 110-19664 64 Ave in Langley, in the same part of town as several other craft breweries, which makes it a natural stop on a brewery crawl. The website lists hours of noon to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, noon to 11 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Sundays, though Google shows slightly different Sunday hours, so check before you go.

Whether you are there for trivia, a flight, or just the fire pits, it is one of the more fun places to spend a Langley evening. Bring friends, bring the dog, and bring your trivia brain.