We were fortunate to get truly excellent weather to head out onto the lake for a boat ride with…read moreHarbor Country Adventures! We went on the Classic Lake Tour. Our tour guide was a retired high school history teacher and football coach with all sorts of interesting stories about the region. We passed Mount Baldy, the "living" sand dune that moves, at Indiana Dunes National Park and made it all the way down to a good view of the Century of Progress homes before making our way back. We also got to hear all about the ship, the Emita II, which is a historic ship from the 1950s, and about how it reached its current home. It was also very cute that Captain Jan had the kids come up and take turns at the wheel on the way back. There is a snack bar on the lower level of the boat, and there are restrooms on board. Free parking is available a little walk away - walk towards the Lighthouse Museum, as the dock is behind there. Definitely a great adventure!

Very enjoyable and comfortable experience. You get a different perspective of the shoreline and…read morelighthouse. Live music and drinks/snacks for sale. Only complaint is there was a group with a person who should have been cut off from being served any more alcohol but her friends bought it for her. She was extremely obnoxious and loud and made a lot of people on the boat uncomfortable, especially ones with small children.

Great people. Scott is straight forward no BS. Once you are with them you become part of the…read morefamily. Did everything they could to keep my old motor running. Very fair

My review is a question. If you do not work on a specific brand or product, why feel it is…read morenecessary to rudely disclaim this fact. A simple, we do not work on that brand. I love my vintage no matter how much you run me down for it. Sorry, not sorry.

Jeff is the nicest, chillest guy. He had our equipment ready and gave us great tips on how to…read moresuccessfully get through the course. We had an absolute blast and will be back!

Yak Shack is a great local paddling outfitter... very knowledgeable and they are willing to teach…read moreyou all you're willing to learn! Good selection of gear selection rentals as well as some used kayaks to help beginners get into kayaking on a budget. They have boats to fit everybody from kids to big guys!

I have been a customer of theirs, with my boat in their yard, since around 2004. I have always…read morefound their estimates to be exactly the amount of the bill, and their prices reasonable. The work has always been first rate. One time I had a problem with the trailer, when I was to pick the boat up. It was repaired properly and exactly the price estimated--inexpensive, and available for me the very next Saturday. I highly recommend them for trailerable boats.

TOTAL RIP OFF!! I took my boat in for an $80 1 hour estimate. 3 weeks later they finally have it…read moreready but for $285. Then the guy says I need a new fuel pump, water pump, carburetors, bellows, and impeller. $3,000 because he claims the parts are $2000. Besides the carburetors (which can be rebuilt for $40 in parts) the total price I found in 5 minutes online for OEM parts was $105. The guy also drilled out my ignition and left the boat uncovered so now there is mold all over the cabin and cottonwood stuck in everything. I read a bad review and though I would take my chances because the other place in town was backed up. I though how much could go wrong with a 1 hour estimate? Seriously just stay away from these crooks and don't let them anywhere near your boat!!!

I would give a few more stars but i am beyond ticked that the city of Valpo charges admission for a…read morecity park.

Decent facilities needs some updating. Could use a off leash dog area and walking path.read more

Good place to teach kids or for adults to have a good time. They are hands on for people in need …read more They have snacks and food too.

Great place to fish and the food is really up there Mike you really held up to your wordread more

Is Northwest Indiana a desert composed of rusting hulks of shuttered steel mills, abandoned homes,…read moreand refineries? Well, yeah, actually, a lot of it is, but there are some places, still a few, that remind you what this flat land was like before humans came in and changed most of it. You can ride the bike trail near Robinson Lake, fish, boat, play on the swing set, or, if you're really lucky like my friend and I, come by on a windswept autumn afternoon when no one else is around. You're not really in a wilderness at the Robinson Lake preserve. I-65 passes to the west, and there's no escape from the pervasive background hum of thousands of vehicles. You can tune it out a bit, though, and hear the breeze moving the leaves, watch a hawk circle overhead, and breathe in the fresh air sweetened by all the wildflowers and prairie plants growing nearby. Robinson Lake, and the bike trail, sneak up on you when you're driving down Liverpool Road, between 49th and 61st. You wonder why there is a parking lot. Finally, one day, you stop, get out of the car, and stretch your legs on the paved bike trail, or wander the grassy shore of this small lake. It must get crowded in summer, but in this shoulder season, it's heavenly. We walked only a little ways in both directions from the parking lot. We walked over the grass and admired the beautiful wild flowers. We breathed, deeply, and drew in the peace and serenity of the place. I wish I'd had a chair with me. Then I might've just sat for a while, watched the dark clouds blow overhead, and soak in the stillness of the place. I will be back.

He maybe closed, called over a two day period no response. He did a great job for me before.Sadread more

He reupholstered some boat seats turned out fantastic.Price was fair and quality was top notchread more