Rocky Point Park, Urban park in Port Moody, Canada.

Rocky Point Park is an urban park stretching along the waterfront of Port Moody with trails, beach access, and multiple recreation areas. The site provides year-round opportunities for outdoor activities and waterfront exploration.

Rocky Point Park occupies a 3.8-hectare site beside the PoMo Museum on Burrard Inlet. The park hosts the Golden Spike Days festival each July, commemorating the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1885. Shoreline erosion has pushed some benches back from the water as the bank has fallen into the inlet, and riprap has been proposed as a remedy.

The park serves as a gathering place where residents spend time during festivals, outdoor events, and casual recreation along the shoreline. These everyday encounters shape how the community uses and values the waterfront.

The park offers parking areas, picnic facilities, and playgrounds with water access for activities like swimming and kayaking. Most features are accessible year-round, though water activities are best enjoyed during warmer months.

The boat launch was shut on March 4, 2024, after a 19-year-old drove his car into Burrard Inlet on a dare from Twitch streamer Adin Ross. Benches along the shore have also been moved back inland as the shoreline eroded into the inlet.