Top 3 Lakes around Langley
Looking to visit the best lakes around Langley? After all, there’s nothing better than the serenity of the lakeshore — or a quick dip when the weather’s warm. So, browse our list of Langley’s top lakes below as recommended by the komoot community, and experience more on your next adventure!
Last updated: June 27, 2026
Rolley Lake Boardwalk
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Brydon Park Nature Lagoon
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Hayward Lake
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Fishtrap Creek Park
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Wills Brook Greenbelt
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Forested area protecting Wills Brook
Accessible via a short gravel path from 161 Street, just south of 30B Avenue
Features a small duck pond
Operating Hours: Open daily from dawn until dusk
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Hayward Lake is a long lake that spans 7.5 kilometres in length, while being only 1.5 kilometres wide. The lake was once home to the original route of the Stave Falls Railway line in the 1900s, but today is home to hydroelectric projects, trails and recreation sites. In summer, the sandy beaches are busy with anglers, paddleboarders and swimmers.
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The lagoon at Brydon Park Nature Lagoon was originally built in 1963 as a sewage treatment pond before being converted into a stormwater lagoon and wildlife sanctuary. Today it’s an important urban wetland and a popular spot for birdwatching, with ducks and other waterfowl frequently seen on the water. An easy path circles the lagoon, offering peaceful views across the wetlands and a chance to observe wildlife in one of Langley’s small but valuable natural habitats.
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This boardwalk on the west side of Rolley Lake crosses marshy wetlands as part of the loop trail around the lake. Rolley Lake itself is a calm, small lake where you can take in some tranquil scenery or canoe/kayak on the water. The lake is stocked, making it a popular fishing spot in the spring.
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Fishtrap Creek Nature Park offers a quiet natural stop just outside urban Abbotsford, BC. The park offers an accessible mix of constructed wetland, walking trails, and wildlife habitat. Managed for both storm-water control and biodiversity, the site includes boardwalks, interpretive panels, and the chance to catch glimpses of species like the at-risk Salish sucker fish or migratory birds.
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Natural conservation park Forested area protecting Wills Brook Accessible via a short gravel path from 161 Street, just south of 30B Avenue Features a small duck pond Operating Hours: Open daily from dawn until dusk
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