Open seven days

The fort keeps the same hours year-round: 10 am to 4:30 pm, seven days a week, Parks Canada says. The exceptions are Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.

An adult day pass is $10 and kids get in free, per the fee page. If you'll go more than twice, the $24.50 annual adult pass pays for itself.

The bastions are closed

Testing on the old timbers led Parks Canada to close the bastions and upper gallery for conservation, its visitor page says. The rest of the site is open, with costumed interpreters in the historic buildings.

Dogs can walk the grounds outside the fort walls on a leash. They aren't allowed inside the walls or in the Visitor Centre.

Getting there

From Highway 1, take exit 66 and head north on 232 Street, then follow Glover Road into the village and turn right on Mavis Avenue. Bus riders can take the 562 to 96 Avenue at Glover Road. For the fort's history, read our Fort Langley National Historic Site spotlight.

Source: Parks Canada, read Oct 29, 2026.