Point Roberts Airpark was created by Ray Young. He was a cartoonist at Buena Vista Studios who had a lifelong interest in flying. Ray moved to the Pacific Northwest in 1967 and purchased land in Point Roberts, developing it into an air strip he called Ray Young Field.
Ray Young created Point Roberts Airpark. As a cartoonist at Buena Vista Studios with a lifelong fascination for aviation, Ray moved to the Pacific Northwest in 1967 and purchased land in Point Roberts, which he developed into an airstrip he called Ray Young Field.