Initial impression of this business is superior. Services requested, disgnose 1990 MasterCraft…read moreengine issues. They fit me in right away, figured out the problem, called within a few hours to let me know. Great communication, didnt try to push more services, did exctly what was requested. Honest business, good work, will use again. Thank you!

Wayne was able to fix my 2004 Polaris LE2100 that did not run and was sitting for 5+ years. This is…read morethe only shop in all of Las Vegas that could fix it. If it weren't for Boulder Marine I would have to bring the boat down to Riverside CA to an exotic boat shop. Highly recomend Wayne and Boulder Marine. Great service and they do some awesome work!

My husband and I did the full-day Black Canyon kayak tour with Desert Adventures and I seriously…read morecan't recommend it enough. I grew up in Vegas and have been on this river a ton by boat, and I've also hiked to both Gold Strike and Arizona Hot Springs. Those hikes are super rewarding but honestly brutal. This experience was completely different in the best way. Being able to get out of the river and be steps away from hot springs was amazing, and the views from the water are hands down the best. We met the team bright and early at 5:30am for launch, and everything was super smooth. They shuttled us, got us fitted for life jackets, handled waivers, and gave a quick safety rundown. Launch timing is strict because of the park service, but they made it feel easy and not stressful at all. Definitely be on time, though, because due to this strict timing, they will leave without you. The kayaks were such a game-changer. They were longer touring kayaks with foot-controlled rudders, dry storage, and actual back support. Super comfortable for me and somehow also worked great for my 6'2" husband (he had a larger boat). Since it was just the two of us, our guide Holmes customized the whole day to our pace. He took us to hidden spots I had never seen before, even as a local, and helped us avoid crowds. We did some hiking, rock scrambling, used ropes at Boy Scout Canyon, and explored hot springs that you can only get to from the river. It felt adventurous but still very safe, and he gave great tips the whole time. He also knew so much about the area. History of the Hoover Dam, plants, wildlife, etc. I learned a ton - even as someone who felt familiar with the area. This is exactly why I'm glad we didn't just rent kayaks. Having a guide made it feel like a next-level experience. We got to relax more while he handled the route and found the best spots. We got lucky with perfect early April weather. No wind, super glassy water, and we could see fish deep in the water. The 12 miles honestly felt way easier than expected, especially with how well Holmes guided us through the current so we could just float and chill a lot of the time. They also packed a great lunch, snacks, and plenty of water. You really just need a sun shirt, hat, sunglasses, swimsuit, water shoes, and sunscreen. They take care of the rest. Even though we leaned a little more adventurous, I could totally see this being doable for beginners, too. You don't need to be super athletic to enjoy it. Pickup and cleanup were easy and seamless. They handled everything while I grabbed a snack and relaxed, which honestly made it feel even more special. This was such a cool experience, and I would 100% do it again. Already recommending it to friends, and I would definitely consider doing the overnight version next time.

Desert Adventures is great! We did a self led excursion…read moredown the Colorado river but used this company to drop us off and pick us up! They provided a large trailer with ample shelves and space to put are gear onto. A safety speech was also given. This company has special authorization to enter the Hoover Dam property and take people down to launch from the entrance of the Hoover Dam. They instructed you to move quickly as there was a time limit for getting everyone/everything Into the water and away from the area. The next day, they were prompt with their pick up and helped us load our gear back onto the trailer. I would definitely use this company again and recommend them to others.

PROS: This is a good view of the rock formations. This marina holds many boats, nice staff, warm…read morewater, you can feed the fish, and loads of parking. This also has a store and restaurants CONS: It costs $25 to enter as of 7/2026 and the lady at the toll gate is bitter. You also can't swim or fish in the water OVERALL: As long as you don't mind paying the $25+ dollars I recommend coming here to eat, sail, or hike. It also shows you the damage of what the drought has caused

Took a late afternoon visit since the lake isn't that far from my home and I had the urge to float…read morearound in the cool water of lake mead. Then drove to the marina since I haven't visited in many years. I'm a Nevada resident since 1990 and enjoyed many aspects of the lake. Unfortunately the water level is declining and I pray for better days. The Marina was quiet on a Friday and took a walk on the bridge to the boat docks. There was a sign at the entrance of the cafe and the Friday special after 5pm was a "fish fry" for $5.95 hmmm? Interesting, so I gave it a try. Surprisingly delicious and even the little cup of coleslaw was really good. Prompt and friendly service in a cozy little cafe. Overall a good spontaneous visit to a familiar venue and I will be back more often.

Diana is one of the rudest employees I've spoken with. I'm looking to source an NLA part for a…read morecustomer and I've never experienced an attitude like hers. It seemed like my 3 questions were such a bother for her. Blows my mind that companies hire people like her.

Such great work first time here and will be back for all my boat needs! Gerry working with my…read moretimeline and got me in and out in a few days

Loved this!! Very interesting !! The best way to see the arch bridge and the Hoover dam…read more Victor had tons of experience w the windy skinny road (don't blink LOL) plus a lot of knowledge about the Hoover dam an nature that comes to Hoover dam Matt was are awesome tour guide plus captain great dude too very smart and tons of experience Alsk didn't let us get to over heated He showed us the only island that under ground at night but during the day it's visible we actually got pug an wslked it put are feet in GREAT TIME VERY INTERESTING WORTH EVERY PENNY Ohh also side note bring tip money for them both Ull regret if not There both are outstanding w the job!!

Fun tour especially if you like learning about the history of the Hoover dam and Colorado River …read more You do either need to drive to the location yourself or they can give you a ride but the transportation is a tight squeeze . The tour itself on the river is about 3 hours but including driving time expect it to be around 5-6 hours .

These guys are great! Amazing service, great skis, and good times. Super short drive to lake mead.read more

We have never rented Jet Ski's before, always went with friends that had them. We were a little…read moreleary about what the ski's would be like, were we getting a good deal ? When we pulled up we were greeted immediately, they looked up our reservation and shuttled us to the safety video. They gave us vests and proceeded through a orientation on the jet ski's that left no stone unturned. The craft were in great shape and worked flawlessly. The price was great for the time allowed, we called a couple people and most were way more for less time. Upon return they asked if we enjoyed the day and if there were any questions or problems. They unhooked the trailer, checked the ski's and returned our deposit , no BS. They invited us back and offered a discount on our return visit. We will definitely be using them again.

Absolutely terrible! Now I need a new motor!!! DO NOT TRUST!!!…read moreI brought my (new to me) boat in for them to fully check out and prep it for the season. First they said there was gas in the oil and that I needed to rebuild the carburator.. I don't know boat motors that well, but I figured a rebuild wouldn't hurt, so fine. They put in two off-brand batteries and made me buy them (I would've bought my own). Greasy foot prints all over the seats that I had just fully cleaned. I fully fueled the boat up and put it in at Cottonwood Cove. Gas gage wasn't working (later learned they riged a mini bottle to the sender, which in no way worked). Boat struggled, but made it to Willow Beach, where it stopped running, and wouldn't restart. Batterys failed and wouldn't charge. Stranded... with truck/traailer down river. Next day... new battery, turned over but still wouldn't start, even with starting fluid. Took it to someone else... fuel in oil again, and water in the cylindars, lame bottle thing in fuel sender float. Motor is done and needs to be replaced, likely the exhaust manifolds too.

They replaced the bellows on my bravo 1 out drive... quick 1 day turnaround at a fair price…read more.. thanks to them I won't miss any lake time!

Worked with Vogue Marine Center when I rented a Penske for a cross country move. They were very…read morenice, professional and went out of their way to assist me. Samantha is great. Great customer serivice from her. That is hard to come by nowadays. I appreciated it.

They detailed my Glastron and it looks great. Will be back. Very satisfied and nice staff.read more

My friend and I took a lake cruise on the desert princess this past Saturday (7/25/26)…read more What our cruise company did not tell us was there is a parking fee to get in. I learned that it is protected by the coast guards. I guess one way to think of this place is like a national forest. Entrance/parking fee to get in and it is well protected. I probably only saw one piece of trash through the entire lake cruise duration. They truly do their best to keep this place nice and clean. The lake was peaceful and beautiful. As another user already mentioned, even though the water line is decreased over the years, the lake remains a beautiful sight to see. This was my first time here and truly, getting a break from the dry desert was definitely a treat.

There are places in this country that aren't just destinations they're chapters of a life. Lake…read moreMead is one of mine. I remember when it was full truly full back in its heyday, when it stood as the largest reservoir in the United States, born from the mighty Hoover Dam and fed by the Colorado River like a beating heart in the desert. It wasn't just water out there... it was life. The kind of place families planned entire summers around. The kind of place that meant something. Our family didn't just "go" to Lake Mead we made a journey out of it. A couple days on the road, anticipation building mile by mile, until finally, there it was. We'd spend a week out there, soaking it all in. And I'll never forget those spring breaks. The sun high, music playing somewhere in the distance, boats cutting across the water, laughter echoing off canyon walls. Girls in bikinis everywhere and I was just a young man coming into my own, thinking every single one of them was the most beautiful woman I'd ever seen. It felt like the whole world was alive, and somehow, I was right in the middle of it. Back then, the water... it had a color you almost couldn't describe without sounding like you were exaggerating. Turquoise one minute, blue-green the next, shifting with the sunlight like it had moods of its own. The desert wrapped around it, rugged and raw, but the lake softened everything. It brought people together. You couldn't find a place to park half the time, and nobody cared. That was part of it. People shoulder to shoulder, coolers open, music playing, drinks in hand, strangers becoming friends for a weekend. It felt affordable, accessible... like it belonged to all of us. It felt like America. And now... now it feels like something else entirely. These days, when I pass by Lake Mead, it doesn't greet me the same way. The shoreline has pulled back like a memory fading. What was once shimmering and alive now looks cracked, dry, almost forgotten in places brown where it used to glow. The "bathtub ring" carved into the canyon walls isn't just a mark of water levels it's a scar. A reminder of what used to be there. It's hard not to feel like something's been taken. Whether it's overuse, growth, decisions made in rooms far away, or just time itself catching up whatever the cause, it's left behind a shell of what once was. A place that used to be bursting with life now feels like somewhere people go to remember instead of live. You don't go there the same way anymore. You visit it like a piece of history. And that's what hurts the most. Because I think about bringing my kids there today... and it's not the same gift my grandpa gave me. Not even close. What was once a living, breathing escape now feels like something we're quietly burying. Not gone but not what it was. And maybe never will be again. Still, I can close my eyes and see it. The color of that water. The sound of laughter. The feeling of being young, sunburned, a little wild, thinking the world was wide open and I was somebody in it. Lake Mead gave me that. And for that, no matter what it looks like today... I'll always love it.

Lady at parts counter was fantastic at helping locate an obsolete part for my furnace. I was…read morepassing through town and couldn't wait for shipping on a Friday night. She located the part at a competitor in Vegas and set me up with the address and phone number. Truly a caring person. They just won a new customer.

We needed a sewer hose extension part for our 5th wheel and Steve went above and beyond to help us…read more I strongly suggest Boulder City RV for your rv needs. That you Steve.