Camping & Hiking · Fishing · British Columbia
A small, unserviced riverside campground on the Fraser River near Fort Langley, BC, with gravel sites facing the water and trails nearby. Expect train noise from across the river.
Edgewater Bar Campground has 38 unserviced sites along the Fraser River in the Township of Langley, and nearly every one looks out over the water. Campers like watching the river traffic and geese go by, and several call it a peaceful spot for a night or two. Sites are spacious gravel pads with sturdy concrete picnic tables and fire pits, though there isn't much privacy between them.
Reviewers consistently describe it as well maintained and well monitored, with friendly staff often on hand. Pit toilets and water taps are spread through the campground, and near the entrance there are newer flush toilets and coin-operated showers, open during the day and shared with day users. Gates close overnight, so there's no vehicle traffic after dark. Firewood is sold on site, and cell signal is good. Sites 23 and 26 are reserved for accessible use.
It suits beginners, tenters and RVers happy without hookups. One group launched kayaks and paddleboards straight from their site, and anglers like it too. There are walking trails through cedar forest and a bike route to Brae Island and into Fort Langley. The picnic area is popular with day visitors.
The main caveat is the rail line across the river. Some campers found the trains nostalgic background noise, but light sleepers may be woken early. One camper noted that train horns are less noticeable here than at the nearby Fort Camping campground. Raccoons are plentiful, so keep a tidy site. One visitor also mentioned potholes on the driveway.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 288 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Edgewater Bar Campground directly.
