Current wait
Passenger
No delay reportedmin
Reported 50 min ago by CBP
Hours: 8:00 am – midnight Pacific, every day · not a 24-hour crossing
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Latest official wait for Aldergrove–Lynden
Other facilities (0)
Feed-check details
CBP feed checked · Updates roughly hourly
Crossing facts
- Open
- 8:00 am – midnight Pacific, every day · not a 24-hour crossing
- Road toll
- No toll listed · confirm with the route owner before you travel
- Allowed and restricted
- Personal vehicles, buses and pedestrians · limited commercial vehicles by permit
- On foot or by bike
- Pedestrians accepted during gate hours · bicycles not addressed by an official source, so call first
- Commercial, into Canada
- 8:00 am – 11:59 pm, daily
- NEXUS lane, into Canada
- Noon – 8:00 pm, daily
- NEXUS lane, into the U.S.
- No separate schedule published · CBP feed reports it only while the port is open
- FAST
- Not available · use Pacific Highway
- Also here
- Duty-free shop · one standard commercial lane
Aldergrove–Lynden joins BC Highway 13 to Washington State Route 539, also called Guide Meridian Road, between Aldergrove, British Columbia and Lynden, Washington. CBSA names its office “Aldergrove”; CBP calls the U.S. facility the Kenneth G. Ward Port of Entry.
Quick answers
Is Aldergrove–Lynden open 24 hours?
No. Aldergrove–Lynden is open from 8:00 am to midnight Pacific Time every day, in both directions. It is the only one of this corridor’s five crossings that is not open around the clock. Between midnight and 8:00 am the gate is shut, no lane is staffed and no wait is published.
What are the NEXUS lane hours?
The Canada-bound NEXUS lane runs from noon to 8:00 pm daily, only half of the port’s sixteen-hour day. Outside that window, members entering Canada use the regular lanes. Neither agency publishes a separate U.S.-bound NEXUS schedule; CBP’s feed reports that lane only while the port itself is open.
Proposed port rebuild
The U.S. General Services Administration has proposed rebuilding the Lynden port with more lanes and possible 24-hour operation. That proposal has not changed today’s gate hours.
As of GSA’s 5 August 2026 update, both the construction start and completion dates were still listed as “TBD”. Plan from the operating span in the facts panel unless the agencies publish a change.