Carvolth Exchange, Transit hub in Langley, Canada

Carvolth Exchange is a transit hub in Langley where multiple bus routes converge and passengers can transfer between services. The facility features covered waiting areas, seating zones, and digital displays showing current schedules.

Carvolth Exchange opened on December 1, 2012, the same day as the second Port Mann Bridge. Before then, the area was served by the Walnut Grove Park and Ride. On April 6, 2015, BC Transit's 66 Fraser Valley Express began running from here to Abbotsford and Chilliwack, and Carvolth remained its western terminus until March 27, 2022, when the route was extended to Lougheed Town Centre station.

The name Carvolth comes from the surrounding Carvolth neighbourhood in northwestern Langley Township. Since April 6, 2015, the exchange has been the western anchor of BC Transit's 66 Fraser Valley Express, a route run by the Chilliwack Transit System that links the township with Abbotsford and Chilliwack; until March 27, 2022 it was that route's western terminus.

Carvolth Exchange sits at 202 Street and 86 Avenue in northwestern Langley Township, reached by car from Highway 1 via the 200 Street interchange. The park and ride and bus bays share one site, so drivers park and board without crossing a road. Transfers between TransLink routes and the BC Transit express route happen on the same platforms.

The single BC Transit route, the 66 Fraser Valley Express, links the exchange with Abbotsford and Chilliwack; until 27 March 2022 it began and ended here, when it was extended west to Lougheed Town Centre station in Burnaby.