Descriptions of each park in Langley and what it has to offer!

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Brydon Park
198 Street & 53 Avenue
Adventure playground, paved play area, intermediate soccer field, softball diamond and washrooms.

Buckley Park
196 Street & 48 Avenue
Complete with two all weather soccer fields (with lights), adventure playground and public washrooms. This park is part of our nature trail system.

City Park
207 Street between 48 Ave & 51 Ave
The home of Al Anderson Memorial Outdoor Pool (open from mid-April to the end of August), a water park, 4 ball diamonds, 1 football field, 2 adult and 1 mini soccer fields, playground, outdoor lacrosse box, 4 horseshoe pits, the Langley Arts Centre and Community Music School, 32 picnic tables (20 sheltered) with 2 BBQ grills (to book call the Parks & Recreation Department at (604) 514-2865) and public washrooms.

Conder Park
198 Street and 50 Avenue
Includes a playground, ball diamond and public washroom.

Douglas Park
206 Street & Douglas Crescent
This passive park has an adventure playground, 2 tennis courts, water park (open from 10am – 6pm May long weekend to June 31, 2006 10am – 8pm July 1 – labour day weekend), bowling green, sports box, basketball hoops and public washrooms. Douglas Recreation Centre, situated in the park, offers many programs for the citizens of Langley and is also available for rentals For more information, phone (604) 514-2865.

Dumais Park
208 Street and 57 Avenue
Benches and playground.

Hunter Park
199 street & 45A Avenue
This is a dedicated park with trails and some playground equipment.

Iris Mooney Park
209 A Street & 47 Avenue
Small walking path and playground equipment

Linwood Park
201 A Street & Michaud Crescent
Ball diamond, senior soccer field and playground. Washrooms are available.

Nicholas Park
209 Street & 50 A Avenue
Comes complete with a playground, water park, jogging track, 2 picnic tables and a tennis court.

Nicomekl Park
208 Street & 54 Avenue
Picnic tables located in the floodplain and various walking trails.

Penzer Park
198 C Street & 47 Avenue
Ball diamond and senior soccer field. No washrooms. This park is part of our nature trail system.

Portage Park
204 Street & 51 Avenue
Adventure playground and a paved play area for floor hockey. Washrooms are available.

Rotary Centennial Park
Enter from 208th Street
This park has been extensively redeveloped. There is new playground equipment, ball diamond, senior soccer field, display gardens, picnic area and washrooms. A paved track follows the perimeter and the facilities are wheelchair accessible.

Sendall Gardens
201 A Street & 50 Avenue
Botanical Gardens that feature 3.67 acres of beautiful and unique plants, shrubs and trees. Several varieties of wildfowl to observe, including geese, swans and ducks. This park is a popular location for wedding and family photos. The tropical greenhouse offers a wide variety of colourful exotic plants. Nature trail, 2 duck ponds and public washrooms.

Other Park listings, that do not list ammenities click here to see more:
http://www.tol.bc.ca/Parks_and_Recreation/Outdoor_Recreation_Facilities/Park_Listing/

Public transit

BC transit buses - Go to www.coastmountainbus.com for maps, schedules and other information. Also use www.mapquest.ca for exact directions to the location.