EXPLORE &
UNWIND
Revitalize your mind, body and spirit in our luxury spa and/or seek out the
natural beauty of Point Roberts from deep forests to shimmering bays and so much more...
Luxury Spa
De-stress and re-energize
Your own customized spa journey awaits with treatments that relax, revitalize, and renew you. Come enjoy a Swedish massage, take a dip in our hot and cold saltwater plunge pools, melt your troubles away in the steam room, or simply grab your favorite drink at the juice bar and sit back and relax in the lounge that overlooks the sea.
SPEND A DAY ON THE LINKS
Recognized by Golf Digest as one of the top ten most unique courses in the North America, the Bald Eagle Golf Club is considered by many to be the finest year-round course in the Pacific Northwest.
Come savor some of the finest food and craft beers the Northwest has to offer at our waterfront gastropub.
Our Brewery Pub
Explore the waters of
the Puget Sound
Beauty at every glance.
Find a breathtaking view from every angle: To the south and west are the beautiful San Juan and Gulf Islands, to the north are Vancouver’s North Shore Mountains, and the eastern view is dominated by the massive, snow-capped peak of Mount Baker.
Chart your next vacation, adventure, wedding or business event to this little piece of Pacific Northwest paradise.
Year-round outdoor
recreation awaits.
The recreational program at Blackfish Resort offers sailing, kayaking, paddle-boarding, kite-boarding, kite surfing and scuba diving. Beyond the resort, Point Roberts boasts four unique marine parks, all less than 10 minutes away. Lighthouse Park, with its picnic areas and pier, is just down the beach. Lily Point and Monument Parks offer hiking trails, vistas, and spectacular wildlife viewing opportunities. The expanse of pristine, sandy tidal flats at Maple Beach offers beach-goers the opportunity to wade, swim, and build sandcastles.
Take a walking tour of the on-site organic gardens, greenhouse, and orchard. Sit and relax in the meditation garden, and then make your way along the trails to the beach. Do a bit of beach-combing, but be sure to look up every now and then to observe the local wildlife, including bald eagles, blue herons, cormorants, harbor seals, sea lions, and the orca whales for which Blackfish Resort is named. During the summer, daily visits by the whales are common.
In winter months, just two hours north enjoy the spectacular skiing, snow boarding and cross country skiing and vistas of Whistler Blackcomb.
