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Robert Point 
Park Features at a glance
Fishing (see below)
Trail Information
Hiking / Walking 2.5 km Horseback riding 0 km Cycling 2 km
Maps and Directions
Robert Point Rest Area is located on Barnston Island and is part of Surrey Bend Regional Park. Facilities listed here are for Robert Point only. The main site of Surrey Bend does not provide any trails or services at this time. There is no parking on Barnston Island.  Please leave your vehicle on the mainland side of the ferry in the lot at the end of 104th Avenue. From Highway 1, take the 176th Street exit north to 104th Avenue. Turn right. The parking lot and information kiosk are on your left.
Location Map
Park and Trail Map
Park Hours
In general, parks are open during daylight hours. Gates are closed and locked outside of the opening and closing times posted at most park entrances; earliest closing is 5 pm. If you require specific information regarding the opening or closing times of a park or gate, please contact the Area Office during regular hours.
Fishing
Dog Information
Dog Information
Dogs
Dogs must be leashed. Even well-trained dogs can frighten or injure wildlife or visitors.  Please show courtesy to other park visitors by removing your dogs droppings. There is a dog off-leash area at nearby Tynehead Regional Park.
Accessibility
Accessiblility
Trails, toilets and picnic tables are wheelchair accessible.
Park SafetyUsing the Park Safely:
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Parks Field Trips and School Programs
Fishing
Park Partners
With the variety of ways to get actively involved in Regional Parks, there’s bound to be something for you! Explore the opportunities in the Park Partnership Program.
For Information, Questions, or Comments
Metro Vancouver Regional Parks Central Area Office: 604-520-6442
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Fast Facts

  • The name “Robert Point” originates with Captain Robert Mann Parsons, leader of a small group of Royal Engineers who were dispatched to establish and survey the colony of B.C.  Robert Point, Mann Point and Parsons Channel appear on maps from 1859.