An absolutely stellar experience. We experienced fuel problems off oshawa and limped in on one…read moreengine (50 foot vintage power yacht) staffed were there to assist in docking, super friendly, and even drove me to Napa to get fuel filters. Great facility, a shout out to Erin and Derrick, and the rest of the staff. If only every marina was like this. Brilliant.

Nice big marina. An older marina but well maintained. Be cautious on the way into the harbor and…read morestay between the markers as the area is shallow. The marina offers full service fuel station, small store that sells snacks and ice cream. Boater wash rooms were clean and well kept. They have laundry facilities (not free) but one of two dryers was out of service at the time and machines are outdated. Docks are in good condition. Security fencing - you are issued a pass card to access your dock. They stay open until 5pm. A short walk to the train station - hop on a train to Toronto (about 45 min). Staff were friendly as were the locals. Marina staff answered the VHF radio on our arrival and gave us our slip number but no one was sent out to assist us with our lines.

The people at the marina are friendly. I rented a fishing pontoon boat for the day, which was very…read moreaffordable in comparison to nearby marinas. The boat was very clean. The marina was easy to find and there was ample parking onsite. When we went in at lunch to gather a couple more people, they called to make sure we had enough life jackets for everyone onboard.

When we got off the ferry and arrived on Centre Island just after labor day, the island was quiet…read more It was a weekday and Centreville was closed so we got to enjoy the quiet side of the island which was fine by us. We asked if there were good eats on the island as a few places looked close. Someone directed us to the marina and told us we could get fresh food her. When you get of the Centre Island ferry take a right a walk through the black gate. It's definitely off the beaten path. It was so quiet that day, we started getting worried that we were in one of those island horror movies like The Wickerman. However, after we passed the gate we ended up a nice local boating community with a large dock, general store, gas station for boats, and The Upper Deck. It was the hottest day of the summer and we sat out on the deck with loads of sunscreen. There were just a handful of people there. The waitress came to wipe off the table and we ordered food and drinks. I was totally excited when our food came. We ordered the the Cheeseburger with fries and the Turkey club with onion rings. Everything was amazing. The Cheeseburger was perfectly cooked, juicy, and had aged cheddar and a pickle on top. The club had just the right amount of mayo. Suprisingly the fries and rings were equally good. Definitely come here next time you visit the islands. Sure, the Carousel Cafe is good, but I can't imagine their food tasting as awesome as the Upper Deck.

I went to The Toronto Island Marina with my family a little while ago. I ordered the pesto pizza…read moreand my table also got a couple of drinks. After around 30 minutes we were yet to receive our food, and once we finally did, I was handed something unexpected. I was given an already cold and lame excuse for a pizza that didn't even have cheese on it. I'm not sure if the menu specified that, but I was very displeased. My meal consisted of pesto on bubbly, crunchy bread with a couple pieces of minced chicken. It was very mediocre. After the rest of my table was given their food, we still hadn't received the drinks we had ordered almost 40 minutes prior. Once we told the waitress she came back with them later but had been standing at the bar for a while since there weren't that many other customers there at the time. The drinks we ordered and the other food were decent but still undeserving of the hefty price we were charged. To top it all off, tip was already included in the bill, giving us no freedom to select our desired amount of gratuity. I was not angry, rather disappointed by this restaurant's nonchalance and unfairness towards its customers. I am not usually this forward, but I have made an acceptance on account of such behavior. If I could give this place zero stars I would, however I will grant it a one, as the views were quite exquisite.

Close to downtown, near the waterfront trail, not a bad view of Toronto skyline…read more It is located on landfill, the terrain is flat. The Leslie Street Spit is good for biking, but not much else. The Cormorants have been killing the trees by over fertilizing them with bird poop. You do not want to be downwind of them. It doesn't have a restaurant; no public washroom, just a porta-potty for off season. It's expensive to keep a boat at OHM, almost twice the annual cost compared to a private yacht club. This is a public marina, boaters are paying the City of Toronto government. The docks are being replaced from fixed docks to floating ones (not an improvement), one more reason for higher cost. The Toronto Port Authority is closing the Ontario Place Marina, so with fewer dock spaces available to boaters, they can get away with it. Gated access, but vandalism and theft is still common.

Massive beautiful docks with easy access to the lake. Despite having over 600 slips, the manager…read moreand staff give their undivided attention whenever an issue/concern arises. Fuel dock is very boater friendly! Love this marina and how it's run!

Located along the Waterfront Trail, the Lakefront Promenade Marina has a restaurant (that wasn't…read moreopen when I was there) and the Peel Regional Police Marine Unit. Behind the building on the grassy area there's a few picnic tables and a charcoal bbq grill. Dotted along the boardwalk are pairs of Muskoka chairs. The marina was filled with small boats and yachts behind a locked gate.

Very nice marina.Great camps and view,concession stand sells good food but the bathroom toilets are…read moremetal.

I just wanted to post a big thank you to Ryan (the owner and guide) for giving my family and I a…read moregreat day fishing on Lake Ontario during our visit to Canada from the States. We caught fish of course, but we really enjoyed chatting with Ryan and learning about the Toronto area and Lake Ontario. Ryan was great with my teenagers, who despite limited fishing experience caught fish and had a great time. Great family memories.

And for the WIN!!! Ryan took my family of four out on Lake Ontario. We got salmon, lots of salmon…read more We got trout. It was never boring. It was always easy going. Not even the best part, well maybe it was the best part, was halfway through the morning: my 14 year old pulled in a 29+ pound salmon. Turns out that it was the Great Ontario Salmon Derby weekly winner. As soon as the fish got on board, Ryan made sure it did not lose an ounce of weight and he helped us submit the fish after the trip was over. He obviously knows what he is doing and our family's greatest fish story has a Derby win it.

This privately maintained light marks the entrance to Jordan Harbour and the Jordan Harbour Marina…read more It is at the end of the breakwater which I believe is private property and so is not accessible to the public. But it is definitely visible from land. The tower is 12 feet tall and in a circular shape. A white base and green upper portion with the light on top. Jordan Harbour is located 8 miles west of Grimsby harbor, 5 miles west of Port Dalhousie, 11 miles from Fifty Mile Point. [Review 1476 of 2024 - 153 in Ontario - 22499 overall]

Winterized and docked here for a bit - good service, communication and mechanics on call…read more Jim is very friendly and knowledgeable- He goes out of his way to teach you and is very passionate about boating.

I was desperate to find a competent person to help me move a 37 foot boat from Lake Chautauqua. A…read morefriend recommended Jim Maloney of river oaks marina. This guy was amazing. The boat was improperly blocked by the marina on Chautauqua lake. Huge problem but Jim stuck to the task. It was amazing to see him work over 3 to 4 hours getting the impossible task solved and my boat on the road. He got it in the water without any problem. My highest praise for this professional and very competent man. The job turned out to be far more difficult than he anticipated. Despite many extra hours of work he asked for no additional charge other than the original agreed fee. I happily gave them a tip. More importantly if any and all of my friends need boat moving services I will recommend this fellow without the slightest hesitancy. He is 100% confident, professional and very nice to deal with.

Phoned to inquire about purchasing a membership and storing our boat for the summer…read more I first dealt with a snooty receptionist, Amelia, who barked at me to go to their website in order to see the pricing. If I'm not mistaken, the job of a customer service person is to provide information. I phoned because I wanted to speak to a real, live person who could add up the costs for me. After going to their website and phoning again, I got amelia again. Upon realizing it was me she angrily transferred me to another woman who at least was friendlier but still had to be coached to give an exact, everything included price for the summer (she kept giving me the individual fee amounts which is useless to me, I need a final figure) and when I gave up she said at the very end of the conversation "make sure we are the right place for you," passive-aggressively and in a snotty tone. Pretty sure I knew it wasn't before that moment. Bottom line is- membership could be a positive experience but because the customer service and attitude towards younger customers is so poor I wouldn't bother.

As a guest I had the privilege of going out to ABYC to go do a little sailing and have a bite to…read moreeat and a drink. The club house itself is beautiful with a great menu and bar. The bartender and servers were incredibly friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. They have a nice selection of beers on tap as well to meet all members' needs. The members of the club are friendly and incredibly helpful and contributed to a positive experience at my first Yacht Club in Toronto.