Langford Parks & Trails Master Plan

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The City of Langford is developing a Parks and Trails Master Plan, and we want to hear from you! Whether you're a frequent visitor, an occasional explorer, or new to the area and eager to learn more, we value your ideas and suggestions. Join us in shaping the future of Langford parks and trails!

In 2023 the City completed a Parks, Trails, and Recreation Needs Assessment to identify the community’s current and future parks, natural space, trails, and recreation needs. Findings from the needs assessment are now being confirmed with residents and key partners through a public engagement process to develop a Parks and Trails Master Plan.

This Plan will determine how the current parks and trails system is meeting the needs of residents today, explore what could be enhanced, and to plan for the future. Once completed, the Plan will guide future decisions about the acquisition, development, features, enhancements, and management of the City's parks and trails system for the next 10 years and beyond.

At the same time as the Parks and Trails Master Plan is being developed, the West Shore Parks and Recreation Society (WSPRS) are conducting a Facilities Master Plan which will review indoor and outdoor programmable spaces for recreation (ice arenas, ball fields, soccer fields). WSPRS operates several indoor and outdoor recreation and sports facilities on behalf of municipal partners, including the City of Langford. The Facilities Master Plan aims to better understand community needs for programmable recreation and sports across the West Shore. To participate in this survey click here (closes March 17).

Thank you for your participation in the Parks and Trails Master Plan. Your feedback will be instrumental in determining the prioritization of needs for community parks and trails, shaping the future direction of these essential amenities for years to come. Please note, the survey closes end of day April 13.

If you are interested in providing input and ideas on specific parks and trails (e.g. where more are needed, improvements, management issues), please check out our interactive web map here.

The City of Langford is developing a Parks and Trails Master Plan, and we want to hear from you! Whether you're a frequent visitor, an occasional explorer, or new to the area and eager to learn more, we value your ideas and suggestions. Join us in shaping the future of Langford parks and trails!

In 2023 the City completed a Parks, Trails, and Recreation Needs Assessment to identify the community’s current and future parks, natural space, trails, and recreation needs. Findings from the needs assessment are now being confirmed with residents and key partners through a public engagement process to develop a Parks and Trails Master Plan.

This Plan will determine how the current parks and trails system is meeting the needs of residents today, explore what could be enhanced, and to plan for the future. Once completed, the Plan will guide future decisions about the acquisition, development, features, enhancements, and management of the City's parks and trails system for the next 10 years and beyond.

At the same time as the Parks and Trails Master Plan is being developed, the West Shore Parks and Recreation Society (WSPRS) are conducting a Facilities Master Plan which will review indoor and outdoor programmable spaces for recreation (ice arenas, ball fields, soccer fields). WSPRS operates several indoor and outdoor recreation and sports facilities on behalf of municipal partners, including the City of Langford. The Facilities Master Plan aims to better understand community needs for programmable recreation and sports across the West Shore. To participate in this survey click here (closes March 17).

Thank you for your participation in the Parks and Trails Master Plan. Your feedback will be instrumental in determining the prioritization of needs for community parks and trails, shaping the future direction of these essential amenities for years to come. Please note, the survey closes end of day April 13.

If you are interested in providing input and ideas on specific parks and trails (e.g. where more are needed, improvements, management issues), please check out our interactive web map here.

  • Parks & Trails Master Plan Survey

    Thank you for taking the time to complete Langford's Parks and Trails Master Plan Survey! Your feedback will help to inform the future of parks and trails in Langford. There are two sections in the survey: parks and then trails. Please note, this survey focuses only on City parks and trails (e.g. Centennial Park, Ed Nixon Trail), not Capital Regional District or Provincial parks and trails (e.g. Mill Hill Regional Park, Goldstream Provincial Park, Galloping Goose Trail). The survey will take approximately 20 minutes and closes end of day Sunday, April 13, 2025, at 11:59 pm PST.

    To provide feedback on programmable recreation space (such as arenas and ball fields), please complete the West Shore Parks & Recreation Facilities survey closing on March 17, 2025. 

    The City of Langford takes protecting your privacy seriously and has measures in place to ensure the information you share with us is stored in a secure and responsible way. These questions are designed not to capture any information that could be used to identify you as an individual. Please avoid submitting any identifying information in the body of the survey through open-ended fields. This information is collected under section 26(c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (“FOIPPA”) and will be used for the purposes of informing the Parks and Trails Master Plan. By participating in this survey, you consent to the collection, use, and disclosure of your personal information in accordance with FOIPPA regulations. Please contact Wolfgang Schoenefuhs, 250-478-7882, wschoenefuhs@langford.ca if you have any questions about the collection, use, or disclosure of this information.

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