08/14/2026
Ok guys, real talk — summer break is somehow almost over 💔 If your kids still have that “we’re bored” look on their faces (or if YOU need one more good outing before the routine kicks back in), I rounded up 8 easy, close-to-home things to do right here in Langley before that first bell rings. No big drive, no big plan needed — just swipe through and pick your favourite 👉🏼
Arts Alive Festival
When: Saturday, August 15, 10am–5pm
Where: McBurney Plaza, Downtown Langley City
Link: https://www.discoverlangleycity.com/play/events/
If you haven’t been to Arts Alive yet, this is your sign. It’s Langley City’s big free festival — live music, local artists, hands-on activities for the kids, and just a really good vibe downtown. Free is my favourite price tag for a Saturday with the kids 😄
Summer is almost a wrap, but we still have a few good weekends left 🙌 Swipe through for 8 easy, family-friendly things to do right here in Langley before the school routine takes back over. Save this post so you have it on hand, and tag a friend who needs a plan for this weekend!
Fort Langley National Historic Site
When: Open daily, 10am–4:30pm (through August)
Where: 23433 Mavis Ave, Fort Langley
Link: https://parks.canada.ca/lhn-nhs/bc/langley
This one never gets old (pun intended). Walk the palisades, check out the original 1800s buildings, and let the kids run around a real fort — then grab ice cream in the village after. Easy half-day outing, and it’s basically in our backyard.
Summer is almost a wrap, but we still have a few good weekends left 🙌 Swipe through for 8 easy, family-friendly things to do right here in Langley before the school routine takes back over. Save this post so you have it on hand, and tag a friend who needs a plan for this weekend!
Campbell Valley Regional Park
When: Open daily, year-round Where: 200th St, South Langley Link: https://metrovancouver.org/services/regional-parks/campbell-valley-nature-house
If your family needs to burn some energy, this is the spot. Stroller-friendly trails, a little pond, a historic schoolhouse to explore, and the Nature House has free family-friendly drop-ins with volunteer hosts who love sharing park stories