Aldergrove sits on the eastern border of the Township of Langley at the junction of Fraser Highway and Highway 13 (264 Street), about 59 km from downtown Vancouver. The Township of Langley describes it as a mix of rural, residential, and business use — and that mix is what gives Aldergrove its character. You will find hobby farms next to new townhome developments, and a compact village core along Fraser Highway with independent shops and restaurants.
Aldergrove is the most affordable major neighbourhood in Langley. While Fraser Valley detached home benchmarks sit around $1.38M (FVREB, March 2026), Aldergrove's average listing prices run noticeably below that regional figure. Buyers come here for larger lots, semi-rural quiet, and proximity to Aldergrove Regional Park — a 290-hectare Metro Vancouver park with 12 km of trails. The trade-off is distance: the nearest future SkyTrain station at 200 Street in Willoughby is about 10 km away, and bus service is limited to TransLink Route 503 into Langley Centre. If you want space, value, and a slower pace without leaving the Fraser Valley commuting zone, Aldergrove delivers.
Schools in Aldergrove
Aldergrove is in Langley School District 35 (SD35).
Parkside Centennial ElementaryElementary
Shortreed Community ElementaryElementary
Betty Gilbert Middle SchoolMiddle
Aldergrove Community Secondary SchoolSecondary (Grades 9-12)
Parks & Recreation
Aldergrove Regional Park
290-hectare Metro Vancouver park straddling the Langley-Abbotsford border. 12 km of trails including the 3.5 km Pepin Brook Trail loop. Free entry, parking, and picnic areas.
Aldergrove Credit Union Community Centre
NHL-sized arena, seasonal outdoor pool with waterpark, fitness centre, sauna and steam room, and playground. Located at 27032 Fraser Highway.
Aldergrove Athletic Park
Multi-sport field complex with baseball diamonds, soccer fields, and walking paths.
Transit & Getting Around
Aldergrove is car-dependent. TransLink Route 503 (Langley Centre / Aldergrove) is the primary bus connection — about 47 minutes to Langley Centre with 35 stops. During peak hours, all trips run to Aldergrove; off-peak service terminates at Langley Centre. Highway 1 is about 15 minutes north via 264 Street. Driving to downtown Vancouver takes roughly 50-60 minutes without traffic. Aldergrove does not have direct SkyTrain access — the nearest station on the future Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension will be at 200 Street in Willoughby, approximately 10 km southwest.
Shopping & Dining
Aldergrove's commercial core runs along Fraser Highway between 264 Street and 272 Street. Aldergrove Village Shopping Centre at 264 Street has a Chevron, McDonald's, and convenience retail. The Aldergrove Town Centre redevelopment (final phase underway as of 2025) will add about 27,550 sq ft of new commercial space. The village has independent restaurants, cafes, and a hardware store. For larger shopping runs, Langley's Willowbrook Mall and Costco are about 15 minutes west on Fraser Highway.
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“Angela Song is a friend and a very professional realtor agent. She listens to our needs and requests, and assists us with our choices instead of imposing her opinions over us. She helped us purchase our first property in Surrey Fleetwood area five years ago. When we decided to move last year, she is on top of our mind. Her suggestions of time and listing price were so wise that we were able to sell our townhouse after one open house. I definitely recommend you to look for her help if you have any needs for selling or purchasing properties.”
Aldergrove is one of the most affordable areas in Langley. While FVREB does not publish Aldergrove-specific benchmark prices, the Fraser Valley detached home benchmark was $1,375,600 in March 2026. Aldergrove listings typically come in below this regional average due to the community's eastern location and semi-rural character. Townhomes in the area start in the mid-$700Ks. For current pricing, call AG. Song at (778) 952-9177 for a free comparative market analysis.
Is Aldergrove a good place to raise a family?
Yes. Aldergrove has a strong school network within SD35, including Parkside Centennial Elementary, Betty Gilbert Middle, and Aldergrove Community Secondary School. The neighbourhood is quiet and safe with larger lots than most Langley communities. Aldergrove Regional Park offers 12 km of family-friendly trails. The main trade-off is limited transit and longer commute times to Vancouver.
How far is Aldergrove from Vancouver?
Aldergrove is about 59 km from downtown Vancouver — roughly 50-60 minutes by car via Highway 1. During rush hour, expect 70-90 minutes. Transit takes about 2 hours via Route 503 to Langley Centre, then transferring to a bus or future SkyTrain connection. Most Aldergrove residents drive.
What is Aldergrove Regional Park?
Aldergrove Regional Park is a 290-hectare nature park operated by Metro Vancouver, straddling the Langley-Abbotsford border. It has 12 km of multi-use trails including the 3.5 km Pepin Brook Trail, picnic areas, and forested areas with seasonal wildflowers. Entry and parking are free. It is one of the largest parks in the Fraser Valley.
Will Aldergrove get SkyTrain access?
Not directly. The Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension terminates at Langley City Centre, with the nearest station to Aldergrove at 200 Street in Willoughby — about 10 km southwest. However, the SkyTrain's arrival in Langley is expected to improve property values across all Langley communities, including Aldergrove, as transit connectivity to the broader network improves.
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