Can you swim at Derby Reach?

Yes, Derby Reach Regional Park features swimming in the Fraser River and a very large fully-fenced enclosure with a designated small-dog area. As well, when you are within the main enclosure you can wander trails or play in one of the large fields.

Can you have a campfire at Derby Reach?

Derby Reach Regional Park, on the banks of the Fraser River, is a favourite riverside camp cookout spot for many families in the Langley area. It offers a large number of firepits, especially during the off-season when the campsites are not fully booked.

Can you fish at Derby Reach?

Located at the edge of Langley, Derby Reach Regional Park is a family-friendly fishing spot which produces salmon between August and November, as well as smaller coarse fish species between early spring and late summer.

How do I book Derby Reach camping?

Camping is available in Derby Reach Regional Park in the Edgewater Bar section of the park along the shore of the Fraser River. There are 38 unserviced pads in total. The site is open March to October and spots must be reserved online. The fee is $25 a night, or $22 for seniors and the disabled.

How long is the Fort to Fort Trail in Langley?

The walking route known as the Fort To Fort Trail connects the Fort Langley National Historical Museum with the site of the original fort near Derby Reach Regional Park. The 4km trail is a popular walking or family-friendly biking path.

Where can I have a campfire in Lower Mainland?

Best places to have beach bonfires in Vancouver

• Tower Beach. The go-to!
• Wreck Beach. The lawless aspect of Wreck Beach makes it pretty easy to set up a beautiful bonfire after nightfall.
• In front of the mansions on Point Grey Road.
• English Bay.
• Third Beach.
• Fire raft!

What fish are in the Vedder right now?

Besides salmon, there are rainbow and cutthroat trout, Dolly Varden char and Rocky Mountain whitefish. The Vedder has a long history of angling and many of its pools are named. Tesky’s Rock, at Vedder Crossing, was named after a local angler who fished it every morning during steelhead season.

Is the Fort to Fort trail paved?

The Fort to Fort Trail is a trail in northern Langley. It runs along the bank of the Fraser River between Derby Reach Regional Park and the town of Fort Langley. The trail is also paved in some parts and packed gravel in others. As a result, it is stroller and wheelchair-friendly.

How many km is Fort to Fort Trail?

Is there a campfire ban in the Okanagan?

Campfire ban ends in most Central Okanagan fire areas 20, 2021 Effective immediately, the ban on campfires has been lifted in most Central Okanagan areas. The ban on campfires within most local government fire jurisdictions in the Central Okanagan has been in place since June 30.

Where can I camp in Derby reach Regional Park?

Camping is available in Derby Reach Regional Park in the Edgewater Bar section of the park along the shore of the Fraser River. There are 38 unserviced pads in total and you are allowed up to 2 vehicles and 2 tents per campsite.

What is derderby reach Regional Park?

Derby Reach Regional Park is the home of the original Hudson’s Bay Company Fort Langley site. The historic site is preserved within the southern end of the park and can be accessed via the Houston Trail.

Are Dogs Allowed in Derby Reach Park?

Are Dogs Allowed in Derby Reach Park? Yes, Derby Reach Regional Park features swimming in the Fraser River and a very large fully-fenced enclosure with a designated small-dog area. As well, when you are within the main enclosure you can wander trails or play in one of the large fields.