Brae Island Regional Park

Can't get enough of this place. The Tavistock trail is a beautiful relaxing trail with easy signs to follow and the picnic areas are relaxing. At the entrance is a bathroom and it is well kept. When the tide is low, you can walk halfway around on the beach. The trails allow cycling as well.

Good spot for a quick walk with the furkid, could do with a few more waste bins along the route. Beautiful scenery

Nice flat shaded trails. Easy walking and very friendly locals. This Trail is full of majestic views of the river, lots of picnic areas, clean bathrooms, lots of parking, and most of all outstanding flora and fauna along the trails. The trails are winding and complete and I was able to get in over 8,000 steps. Very happy with this Trail

Today we came here around 3 PM on a Sunday. Very sunny day so we decided to go to Fort Langley to this island park. Not a lot of parking available but we were able to find once we came here. Lots of people jogging, couples, and families. It has a nice mix of sandy beaches great for kids playing in the water, lots of nice concrete table for barbecue. Average view with a passerby train every 15 minutes in a distance. There is a washroom by the parking lot with the recycling and garbage can nearby. Trails was spacious, flat with lots of room to see the beautiful sky. Great park to come by especially Right next to the historic Fort Langley city with cool shops and pubs. Will definitely come back again for nice picnic under the sun.

Amazing walk I would recommend to anyone. Good for family who like hikes and walking ur dog can't recommend it enough in good weather, be aware there's not much shelter and it's Forrest trails so rain can be a challenge if you don't dress for the weather

Wonderful park. Very family oriented. Plenty of trees and open spaces. Only drawback is the dish washing station by the washroom is in need of an upgrade.

Easy bike ride for this old gal!

As you get into the walk to Tavistock Point, BEWARE! There are an army of skeeters lurking anywhere in the shade, I got bitten about 20 times in 15 minutes. Bring citronella essential oil (they hate it).

It's a clean park with lots of trails. You have the option of going down to the river or into the forest.There's lots of parking here and it's a great alternative for a quieter walk if you are going into Fort Langley for a walk and some food. Walk here and then walk to the many close by restaurants and cafes.

When Fort Langley is really busy, this is a clever place to park instead; a couple- minute walk away.Nice walking trails and river views on this island. Plenty of mosquitoes too though!