Brydon Lagoon — Attraction in City of Langley

I like to go here and get my steps in and enjoy the wildlife this is so relaxing you can clear you mindset is a peaceful walk around the lagoon, i got here with some new goslings were around

Feb8th 2022 i went for a nice refreshing walk today and tested my new 135mm lens

Went for a walk with my Great Grandson was really nice he fed the ducks

Went to Brydon with my Great Grandson again and we fed the ducks and geese

went there on Friday to see the new goslings so cute went there yesterday day no so many ducks and no geese but fun watching cute little girl feeding the ducks

August 22 2024 visit with my grandkids When I step into Brydon Park, it's as if I'm reborn. The tranquil lagoon beckons, its calm waters reflecting the verdant trees and vibrant wildlife that surround it. As I set out on the winding path, a sense of peace washes over me, like taking a deep cleansing breath after being trapped indoors. My great-grandsons eagerly join me, their boundless energy radiating through the air. We stroll leisurely, about a kilometre around the lagoon, pausing to greet the curious birds that flutter nearby. Their chirps and trills seem to welcome us as if recognizing our reverence for this serene oasis. Sometimes the boys can't resist the urge to break into a sprint, their laughter echoing across the water. I chuckle to myself, mustering what energy I can to try to keep up, not wanting to miss a moment of their unbridled joy. When they finally slow to a stop, faces flushed with excitement, I catch up and we share a contented smile, basking in the simple pleasure of this shared experience. In these moments, time seems to stand still. The worries of the outside world fade away, replaced by a profound sense of gratitude for the beauty that surrounds us. As we make our way back, I feel rejuvenated, my spirit renewed by the tranquillity of...

This is the cutest little place for a walk! There’s a trail that run alongside the lagoon and some benches along the way too, so you can also just sit and enjoy the views of the water. There are some ducks and geese at the beginning of the trail that just chill there, they’re super cute. Don’t bother them though, because they do have some babies so you don’t want the mamas to chase you! You can bring some seeds for the ducks to eat, but wouldn’t recommend giving them bread or any human food because it can upset their stomach. Definitely recommend checking out this quiet...

My new favorite spot in Langley. Stumbled on this place after a long trail wall with family. Just so happens at the best time of year. I.e. baby ducks and baby geese in various stages of new life in abundance. Went back the next day qith wild bird seed which was very good fun for my young child and rest of family. Loved it so much we went back four days in a row and intend to go this weekend as well. There are a lot of people there and that's not the best in Covid...