Find Your Way to the Point
Point Roberts being an exclave of the United States makes accessibility harder having to go thru two international border crossings.
Point Roberts is surrounded by ocean on three sides, with the Canadian border on the fourth side makes accessibility harder having to go thru two international border crossings. Accessing Point Roberts can be by car, boat, or air.
By Car or Truck from Blaine, WA
Driving from Blaine’s two border crossings (Peace Arch or Pacific Crossing) is approximately 26 miles or a 40-minute drive one-way.
Proceed through customs to enter British Columbia, Canada. Continue north on BC Highway 99, then take the exit for Highway 17 West toward Tsawwassen. Turn left onto 56th Street heading south to reach the Point Roberts Port of Entry. Ensure you have a valid passport or trusted traveler card, as you will cross two international borders. Upon entering Point Roberts, WA, you will be on Tyee Drive. Please anticipate possible delays and check live border wait times before your trip.
Blaine Border Traffic Cams
Peace Arch Northbound
By Boat
Currently, there is no scheduled ferry service to Point Roberts. Point Roberts has a full-service 950 boat marina that provides guest moorage.
By Air
Point Roberts has a private “airpark” that is in use today. There are no scheduled flights, but San Juan Airlines can provide charter flights to and from Point Roberts. Call 1-800-874-4434.
Transportation Links
For important information on crossing the border, click here.