If you're in the area this boat tour of the lake is a must!…read moreCapt Ryan was professional, knowledgeable, friendly, and a comedian. Had the best 50min tour with perfect weather. Learned so much about the lake and surrounding areas. He gives recommendations for resturants, fishing spots, lake activities, tours, and ALA access. So worth the price

I definitely recommend this tour when visiting Lake Arrowhead. The boat tour runs every hour so you…read morehave plenty of time to get on it. The boat captain is funny and informative. Honestly I just enjoyed the relaxation of being in the water with the breeze hitting my face. FYI You have to buy tickets at a store that's nearby. I forget the name but there's very visible signage with the information.

I have been fortunate enough to have a very good pal who is a member of the Lake Arrowhead Yacht…read moreClub (LAYC), an exclusive private club at Lake Arrowhead. My good fortune has been that I have been his invited guest, too many times to count, over the past seventeen or eighteen years. The best part of this is that I've met and made the acquaintance of many of the members who have been absolutely as nice as can be and are gracious to a fault. The club membership, I am told, is for the sole purpose of one thing: the pursuit of furthering the hobby and past time of sailing and encouraging all of the family to participate, including the "little ones." I have also been told that those folks seeking new membership who do not sail ... are not invited to join. Sailing IS very important here. All events at the club are planned or in concert with different sailing events, races, regattas, meets and "Invitationals." The members of LAYC remind me of close knit relatives. Mingling with them at the club as a guest, I get the feeling that I'm at a family reunion; there's a lot of obvious kinsmanship, brotherly love and spirited discussions that you'd find at family events. The club's kitchen always has really good food. They serve sit-down dinners as well as buffet meals. During the racing season, there are dinner parties every Saturday night that are absolutely the bomb. Several evenings during the week, the kitchen is also open to members. The club also has a sporty, full bar with TV's to watch sporting events and, as you can expect, beer, wine and cocktails flow freely when the club is open. LAYC is open basically between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Having said that, the club has a modified opening in the beginning of Springtime and a scaled back version of the club is still open through the early fall. Come winter, however, the club closes down, completely. My pal is a past Commodore of the club and has been the chairman of the race committee for many years. Races at the club are on Saturdays and Sundays. There are approximately eight fleets (different style sail boats) that race. That means that, usually, the Race Committee [which uses a pontoon boat and sets up at different points in the lake to start and finish races], has to start and finish eight fleets of boats per race. On Saturdays, there are two races (one on Sunday). Over the years, I have helped the Race Committee, usually being a backup scorer or once in a while handling flags and/or marker and lap-count placards with the close supervision and direction from those on the committee. It is a LOT of fun. Anyone reading this that spends time at Lake Arrowhead and is into sail boats, you are NUTS if you do not join the LAYC!

The best boating club in SoCal, period…read more Centered in the heard of the Lake Arrowhead Village, the Lake Arrowhead Yacht Club is as sophisticated as it is social. I remember spending many weekends here, learning all the different types of boats, learning how to tie knots, and also the theme parties I was too young to drink at. Some of my favorite parties were the ones with nautical toys and fishing nets all over the walls. I ALSO remember a group of "older kids" in their 20's (I was 8 at the time) who told me I needed to pull down all the streamers and crepe paper. My parents weren't too happy about that. The food was great here, and there are a lot of activities for kids while the parents enjoys adult time. Crafts, movies, and boat tours were commonly available. This is a private club, so make sure you contact a member if you know one, or one of the officers. Their website is layc.net.

The team at Pleasure Point Marina were all kind and welcoming. The young gentleman who helped us…read moreget situated with our boat was great and offered fun banters as well as helpful insight on current best spots for fishing. The boat they set us up with was top of the line. Looking around, we definitely had one of the newer and nicer rentals on the lake. We went with the standard size pontoon for 4 people and had plenty of room for each person to have their own space to cast off at all times. While our luck with fishing was limited, we had a great time out on the water in our comfortable boat.

The rental process was very smooth and we had a great time out on the water. Dylan helped us check…read morein and he was great really made us feel at home and comfortable.

I had issues with my bait tank and wash down pumps along with switch panel problems. Mac took the…read moretime to track down all of my issues. Definitely went above and beyond. He's even offered to do a on the water test to make sure everything is working correctly. He's pretty booked up but definitely worth waiting for!

Took off and put a motor on for me. I had a horrible time trying to communicate with Mack. The boat…read moreruns, but not how I expected it would.

Family and I had an amazing time. We got a tour of the lake. Captain Paul was awesome. He made our…read moreexperience extremely enjoyable. Cracked some jokes. Very caring, it was pretty windy and gave us blankets. Very kind. We will definitely be coming back.

Captain Paul made a very unique first time visit to Big Bear. He had many facts about Big Bear…read moreLake. He made the trip very interesting and not boring. He made sure to connect with the guest and made sure we had a sweater/jacket for the boat ride. The value of this ride was very remarkable.

Very terrible rental company. I tried calling numerous times and there was no one available to…read moreanswer my call. Then after many hours passed, I had completely lost the desire to even rent a boat I get a text with a link to the pricing and inventory page. Is this a joke? These guys apparently are getting a quick return on their investment, because $9,000 for a days rental for a Mid-Level Mastercraft is absolutely insane! Might as well use that for a deposit on purchasing one yourself.

Went here to rent a boat on the whim, got a fishing boat for 2 hours shortly after for $105 otd!…read more The crew is very nice and helpful! Would definitely come back and utilize their rentals again!

Guardian alarm was saying I had an oil pressure issue. He checked out my engine and said there was…read moreno oil pressure issue at all and $700 later I go to Lake Havasue and I'm stranded. Ends up I had an oil pump that was bad, thus there was, oil pressure issues. My advice, go to a place that has the equipment to do a proper assessment!

My pontoon boat had Ben in dry dock for over a year due to family health issues. Most of the…read morecompetent boat shops in the Inland Empire were booked into the next millennium so we were happy to find Dave. He brought the boat back to fighting shape. Great work and excellent follow through when a subsequent problem developed. We sold the pontoon boat and purchased a little 12' Valco with a 15 hp we can park in the garage. Time for our new boat to visit Dave.....

Easy ON and OFF, nice ramp and docks to tie off your boat. Went out fishing,lots of fish, stripers,…read morebass, trout and others. Like me living in LA it's just as close as to Perris Lake that has no fish and don't stock it. For all my boating friends lots of lake to ski, boating, jet skis and fishing.

Beautiful place for day trip, fishing and camp.. my son love it.. to fish at the dock kid $1 and…read moreadults 3$