Fern Ridge, Langley

Fern Ridge is a neighbourhood of Langley, British Columbia. It is located in the southwestern area of Langley Township,[1] near Campbell Valley Park. 200th Street, or Carvolth Road, runs south through Fern Ridge, and TransLink provides hourly bus service during daylight hours to Langley City.[2] There is one church in the community, a Mennonite church.

Fernridge as seen from the air.

Education

There is one elementary School, Glenwood Elementary School, in Fern Ridge. The former South Carvolth Environmental Elementary School was closed by the school district in 2006.[3]

Commerce

Fern Ridge is home to two gas stations, a Super Save and a Race Trac Gas, which were formerly a Shell and a Mohawk. There is an IGA, and a pub and liquor store combined. The pub is called the Artful Dodger. Fern Ridge Hall provides a venue for small events, such as weddings, for locals.

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References

  1. BC Names "Fern Ridge (community)"
  2. "Bus Timetable: Surrey, North Delta, White Rock, Langle" (PDF). TransLink. TransLink. Retrieved 24 September 2019.
  3. "Closing Time for South Carvolth Elementary School". Langley Free Press. 31 March 2006. Retrieved 11 April 2013.

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