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Upgraded boardwalk puts Langley park visitors at centre of river
The $2 million project adds 3-metre boardwalks and larger viewing platforms, improving access through the wetlands for visitors and school groups.
- Following a year-long replacement project, the longest boardwalk in Campbell Valley Regional Park is now open to the public, serving as a primary attraction on the Little River Loop trail in South Langley.
- Construction on the $2 million project occurred between late summer 2025 and this past winter, replacing the aging southern boardwalk and upgrading trails leading to the loop.
- Three metres wide, the new boardwalk features a substructure designed to last 75 years and withstand a one-in-200-years flooding event.
- Jeffrey Fitzpatrick, manager of regional park design and development, noted the fully accessible design is "super family friendly," with larger viewing platforms providing visitors an up-close look at the wetlands.
- With Campbell Valley Regional Park attracting up to 1 million visitors annually, Fitzpatrick said the increased size will allow more school programs and youth groups to utilize the site.
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Today In BCUpgraded boardwalk puts Langley park visitors at centre of river
With the exception of a few interpretive signs, the replacement of the longest boardwalk in Langley’s Campbell Valley Regional Park is now complete and open to the public. The $2 million project over the last year replaced the aging southern boardwalk on the Little River Loop trail, one of the most popular walking and jogging paths through the South Langley park. The boardwalks on the loop allow people to walk right through the middle of the bro…
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