to it. Douglas Park is the main park in the City of Langley for events, festivals and other civic activities. Featuring a permanent stage, the park is equipped for live performance of music, theatre and other arts. Linwood Park This park contains a fenced dog park and a wheelchair accessible playground. Public washrooms are available. Nicomekl Park This park has a suitable parking area and is the starting point to enter the floodplain and various walking trails. Penzer Action Park This park is home to North America's largest Parkour Course, with an in-ground trampoline, numerous climbing walls, balance beams, and swinging bars will provide hours of creative physical fun. In addition, there is a kid size parkour course, a basketball court with optional volleyball net, dirt jumps for mountain bike enthusiasts, and a pump track. A nature trail passes through the park. Rotary Centennial Park This park contains a playground, ball diamond, senior soccer field, display garden beds, and public washrooms. A paved walking path follows the perimeter, and the facilities are wheelchair accessible. Sendall Gardens This park contains botanical gardens that feature 3.67 acres of plants, shrubs and trees. A nature trail passes through this park, and there are two duck ponds. There are several varieties of wildfowl in the park, including geese and ducks. The tropical greenhouse has a wide variety of exotic plants and is open to the public April 1 to October 1. Sports The Langley Rams of the British Columbia Conference of the Canadian Junior Football League are based at the MacLeod Stadium in the Township of Langley. The Langley Rivermen of the British Columbia Hockey League and the Vancouver Giants of the Western Hockey League are based at the Langley Events Centre in the Township of Langley. The Langley Blaze of the Premier Baseball League is based at McLeod Park. A local Little League baseball team represented Canada in the 2011 Little League World Series in Williamsport, PA. Brett Lawrie, an infielder for the Chicago White Sox is from Langley, as is professional cyclist Svein Tuft of the Greenedge Cycling Team. The Langley Thunder is a Senior A team in the Western Lacrosse Association, part of the Canadian Lacrosse Association. Education School District 35 Langley operates public schools. The City of Langley is home to six Elementary schools and one Middle school, H. D. Stafford Middle School. Five major high schools are located in