Spring break is on till March 26 at historic Fort Langley, with kids 17 and under admitted free.
Kids and parents are invited to learn all about the local “B’s” – bats, bears, birds, bees, butterflies, beavers, and more.
A different community organization will be on site each day to teach visitors about one of the local B’s and how to help take care of them.
Attractions include chicks and bunnies, along with blacksmithing and barrel-making demonstrations.
Visitors can also participate in a planting station, take home a peat pot, and grow a plant to help your local pollinators!
Fort Langley National Historic Site is a former fur trading post of the Hudson’s Bay Company, located at 23433 Mavis Ave.
Admission is $7.80 per adult, $6.55 per senior, and free for youth 17 and under.
Fort Langley annual pass holders and Parks Canada Discovery Pass holders also get free entry.
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