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Family-friendly campground offering tent rentals, kids' activities & a country-style general store.
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We have stayed at Fort Camping twice. The last time was July /23 for two weeks. I can not say enough about this amazing spot just a five minute walk from Ft Langley.
Both times we stayed at Ft Camping we were in our RV and used full hookups.
We used the laundry facility at Ft Camping which was clean and easy to use.
The staff there are helpful and accommodating. On our second visit, our A/C was not working. The site we had picked lacked the large trees a lot of the sites there have. I contacted the office and asked if it was possible for us to move to a different site with large trees that would provide us with more shade. Within a few minutes we received a call from the campground manager who came to our camp spot to discuss our request with us in person. She explained she could have us in a treed / shady spot within a day and that we could spend the rest of our time there. She explained she would have to check all the bookings but was confident she could make our request work. The next morning she came to our site and confirmed we could move the following day. We were thrilled and moved the next day.
This is a beautiful park with beautiful walking paths around the park and access to the river and sandy areas along the river.
Both times we stayed at Ft Camping we were in our RV and used full hookups.
We used the laundry facility at Ft Camping which was clean and easy to use.
The staff there are helpful and accommodating. On our second visit, our A/C was not working. The site we had picked lacked the large trees a lot of the sites there have. I contacted the office and asked if it was possible for us to move to a different site with large trees that would provide us with more shade. Within a few minutes we received a call from the campground manager who came to our camp spot to discuss our request with us in person. She explained she could have us in a treed / shady spot within a day and that we could spend the rest of our time there. She explained she would have to check all the bookings but was confident she could make our request work. The next morning she came to our site and confirmed we could move the following day. We were thrilled and moved the next day.
This is a beautiful park with beautiful walking paths around the park and access to the river and sandy areas along the river.
Beautiful area, small sites, a bit noisy from trains, Fort Langley is a very quaint and new looking village.
Interesting shops and access to the Fraser River for canoes and kayaks.
Laundry and bathrooms with pay showers. A couple loonies needed.
Interesting shops and access to the Fraser River for canoes and kayaks.
Laundry and bathrooms with pay showers. A couple loonies needed.
We are part of the winter program. Great staff and lots of activities to keep you busy. Stephan and Kim do a great job of keeping the entertainment and activities going to keep us from getting bored this winter. They are awesome people.
It was a clean, well maintained site. Options of full hook-ups. The staff were friendly. Sites were all different sizes. Animals welcomed 🐾 we stayed for Halloween weekend. It was awesome! We will be back.
The site was very good, the managers/hosts were great. Really helpful and friendly. We would certainly go again.
The only problem we had was the online booking system, which seems to have a few glitches. We wanted to stay Wed. Thur. Fri. The site was quite full but site K17 was shown as a 32 ft site and free Wed. & Thur. Fri. However on Fri it was listed as a 24ft site (too small). but the only one vacant for the three nights. We did try to make a phone booking but were told that it was in fact a 21ft. site!!! (Curiouser and curiouser). We cut our trip to 2 nights.
One last complication. On the Wed. and Thur. there were other sites available, and we were asked if we had a preference. I said we would like to be near the road if possible. We were allocated K4, which was fine accept that our bill showed an additional charge of $24 for selecting a particular site. We weren't that worried which site we got, just had a bit of a preference for a shorter walk to town. Otherwise, we had a good stay there. We will go again once the online booking is sorted.
The only problem we had was the online booking system, which seems to have a few glitches. We wanted to stay Wed. Thur. Fri. The site was quite full but site K17 was shown as a 32 ft site and free Wed. & Thur. Fri. However on Fri it was listed as a 24ft site (too small). but the only one vacant for the three nights. We did try to make a phone booking but were told that it was in fact a 21ft. site!!! (Curiouser and curiouser). We cut our trip to 2 nights.
One last complication. On the Wed. and Thur. there were other sites available, and we were asked if we had a preference. I said we would like to be near the road if possible. We were allocated K4, which was fine accept that our bill showed an additional charge of $24 for selecting a particular site. We weren't that worried which site we got, just had a bit of a preference for a shorter walk to town. Otherwise, we had a good stay there. We will go again once the online booking is sorted.
This campsite is absolutely amazing water, sewer, power hook ups, clean, washrooms, laundry, very close to Fort Langley downtown. I feel this is a hidden gem in the middle of Metro Vancouver. Service as you come in was amazing. The maintenance people around the complex are kind of nice and all the campsites are very clean. Very worthwhile coming here.
Our stay was awesome. We were there for Halloween week this year and our kids really enjoyed all the activities organized by the camp staff like scavenger hunts, wet slides, games and contests. They had a blast decorating our site and of course Trick-or-Treating. Some of our campers even braved the haunted house.
The kids love renting the pedal cars and racing around the campsite as well as riding their bikes back and forth to the playground. There's a sandy court and net for volleyball or racket games, giant chess and checkers, and other lawn games available for use. Stopping in the store for some ice cream for a quick cool down or ordering some items from the grill was also a highlight for us parents. It's dog friendly but there's no off-leash area. Most people keep their dogs on tie-outs within their campsite but some have elabourate pens setup.
Communal showers and bathroom facilities are maintained regularly, sometimes guests are sloppier than other times so the condition is always fluctuating. I would always say that public showers could be cleaner but they're functional with good water pressure and the hot water in the showers is reasonable at $2 for 10 minutes - the shower coin boxes only take loonies but there's a change machine in the store if you need it.
I love being able to walk out to Fort Langley for brunch or just to pick up a few extra supplies. Some campsites are shadier than others and it's worth the site locking fee to make sure you get your favourite spot.
The kids love renting the pedal cars and racing around the campsite as well as riding their bikes back and forth to the playground. There's a sandy court and net for volleyball or racket games, giant chess and checkers, and other lawn games available for use. Stopping in the store for some ice cream for a quick cool down or ordering some items from the grill was also a highlight for us parents. It's dog friendly but there's no off-leash area. Most people keep their dogs on tie-outs within their campsite but some have elabourate pens setup.
Communal showers and bathroom facilities are maintained regularly, sometimes guests are sloppier than other times so the condition is always fluctuating. I would always say that public showers could be cleaner but they're functional with good water pressure and the hot water in the showers is reasonable at $2 for 10 minutes - the shower coin boxes only take loonies but there's a change machine in the store if you need it.
I love being able to walk out to Fort Langley for brunch or just to pick up a few extra supplies. Some campsites are shadier than others and it's worth the site locking fee to make sure you get your favourite spot.
