Camping & Hiking · British Columbia
A busy family campground on the river in historic Fort Langley, BC, with full-service RV sites, tents, kids' activities and a general store, a short walk from the village. Trains sound their horns at night.
Fort Camping sits along the river in Fort Langley, and its biggest draw is location. Guests walk into the village for brunch, shopping and supplies, bike along the river and watch the sunset from the riverside paths. Sites range from tent pads to full-service sites that fit Class A motorhomes, and some regulars have been coming back for a decade.
Many reviewers praise the staff, and a recent guest singled out the manager for helping back in a trailer and set up a tent in the rain. The general store sells ice cream and grill food, and there's laundry and Wi-Fi. Showers are coin-operated and take loonies, with a change machine in the store. Washroom cleanliness gets mixed reports. Some call it impeccable, while others found plugged toilets that stayed that way for too long.
Families are the core crowd. There are organised kids' activities several days a week, themed events like Halloween week with a haunted house, pedal car rentals, playgrounds, a sand volleyball court and giant lawn games. It's dog-friendly, but there's no off-leash area.
The rail line is the main complaint: trains blow their horns through the night. Some RV sites involve tight back-ins around trees on narrow roads. Rules are enforced firmly, and a few guests found the manager inflexible on booking changes and cancellations. Kids on bikes can be a hazard when backing in. Paying the site-lock fee is worth it if you want a shadier spot.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 1,369 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Fort Camping Campsites directly.
