Fort Langley Cranberry Festival 2026
The Fort Langley Cranberry Festival is a celebration of community and harvest, and the one humble berry that brings it all together. Join over 35,000 guests for the festivities around Fort Langley Village and the National Historic Site.
At the Fort | Bog Tours | In the Village
Fort Langley National Historic Site
The Fort Langley National Historic Site will have festivities from 10:00am to 4:30pm on Saturday, October 10. Regular admission fees apply. Free admission for youth 17 and under
While the village of Fort Langley fills the streets with music, food, and vendors, step inside the walls of Fort Langley National Historic Site for a celebration with a historic twist. Explore the berry’s 19th-century history through lively storytelling, heritage demonstrations, and delicious cranberry treats. Discover the fascinating world of the cranberry trade and its impact on the fort’s history. The event also kicks off the site-wide Scarecrow Showcase, complete with a fun scavenger hunt where you can cast your vote for a favourite creation.
Cranberry Bog Tours
The Bog at Riverside Cranberry Farm is open for tours and the plunge until October 12, 2026. Book your experience online in advance. Pop on a pair of farm waders and step into a circle of floating fresh cranberries for a quintessential autumn photo opportunity, which is only available for a very short time. Open for individuals or small groups (up to 10 people) of adults and children above the age of 5 years old.
Related: Read about the time I toured a cranberry bog!
Fort Langley Cranberry Festival 2026
- When: Saturday, October 10, 2026 10:00am to 4:00pm
- The Fort Langley Lions Club Pancake Breakfast starts at 8:00am at the park on the corner of Glover and Mary.
- Where: Glover Road, Fort Langley Village
- Festival Admission: Free
Now in its 31st year, the festival will feature more than 125 vendors, 15+ food trucks and plenty to explore throughout Fort Langley. Follow on Instagram for updates.
The grassroots event began in 1995 and has been supported by the local community, growing to become a much loved annual event, celebrating and recognizing the cranberry’s role in local history going back thousands of years.
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