Took the jetskis. We had an absolute blast! The staff at splash are all great and the jetskis are…read moresick

Splash were great! We were in Grand Bend yesterday and we called in to book for a 5:10pm double…read morejetski. There were some miscommunication over the phone and we ended up on the 6:40pm slot which was fine as we were still being accommodated. When we returned at 6:40pm, we were advised that the waves were high and potentially dangerous. The staff were very professional and explained to us that it is our choice if we still want to go out, but if we do, there would be a high chance of flipping over and potentially damage to the pwc and ourselves. After further thoughts we decided to cancel our booking and try it for next morning. This was tough for us as we originally was going to go back home after the jetski ride. We ended up deciding to stay for one more night. They returned our funds and released our deposit immediately and promised us a spot for next morning. Next morning, we got there and everything was ready for us. Me and the wifey always enjoyed jetskiing and this time was awesome. We got a Yamaha wave runner which rode great, I did notice they also had seadoos and Kawasakis as well and they all performed well. The waves did get a little choppy as our time out there ended but it was all manageable. There was a staff with us out there at the whole time and provided great instructions before we departed. Throughout the whole process the entire staff including Becky with the papers, the girl with the long blonde hair who took us out (sorry forgot your name), my man with the yellow shades, the two dark skin gents that I joked as Aqua Man and Poseidon, and other team members were extremely professional and polite. I can tell they really want to run a customer eccentric business and not trying to nickel and dime tourists. Highly recommended! *Note* - For people coming from far, please note, there is always a chance of your time slot being cancelled due to high waves. You might not believe it, but this is a rental company, they DONT control the weather. Please don't leave a negative review if your time happens to get cancelled due to high waves. Would recommend either book an earlier time or stay for a few days so you can wait for the right time to go out!

We rented a kayak through their online booking for one hour. In the email it stated that you should…read morearrive 15 minutes early. Well we got there early and once it became our start time, noone was there. I ended up calling them to make sure someone was coming, and I was able to get a hold of a staff member who said they would be there in a couple of minutes. Well that turned into about 15 minutes later. Once the staff member came, they got the kayak on the water, showed us how to get in and gave us life jackets. The actually kayaking was nice and the weather was good that day. Basically two ways you can kayak through a nature area or by some huge lake houses. Both are obviously beautiful choices. So overall, it was a decent adventure but just did not like the fact they were late in getting things started.

The associate onsite was great. We rented 2 paddleboards at the park in New Baltimore, MI and were…read moregiven 2 very short paddles that were missing the section to extend/adjust the paddle to the person's height. As a result the paddles were to short. The only other option was to use a kayak paddle. If you are renting paddle boards and don't have the correct equipment to make it enjoyable and physically comfortable for all customers then you should not rent them.

I really like this Freedom location. Easy on and off the boat via the dock. No steep steps up to…read morethe boat. I like the restaurant options in the area. Of course, the Freedom people are always super helpful.

We have been members for two years and absolutely love FBC. It's definitely worth the money when…read morecompared to boat ownership and we often use reciprocal clubs in the winter/spring. The employees are always friendly and helpful. You show up and get on a boat. Leave the rest to them.

Austin and crew went above and beyond to make our day on the water perfect!! The boat was clean and…read moremodern. Great communication and fair pricing. Highly recommended!!

OUTSTANDING!! Five stars on everything. Their website. The friendly way they answer the telephone…read moreto make last-minute reservations. Most of all, the tritoon was VERY nice, very clean, performed flawlessly and gave the family (5 kids, 3 adults) a fantastic day on Lake St. Clair. They even helped load and unload a LOT of stuff. These guys nail it - definitely premium and hassle-free. Bravo!

While the woman on phone is very nice and welcoming the man at dock is very rude unhelpful and…read moreobviously does not like to make business with tourists... rude, dismissing, not helpful or even deceiving... avoid. Have fun elsewhere.

From the owner: Waterfront accommodations, in Sauble Beach. Retailer for Docks, Aluminum, Poly, Boat lifts, PWC…read moreramps, Inflatables, Aquaglide. Renting Jet Skis, PWC, Canoes, Kayaks, SUP boards, Bicycles, Rickcycles, Corcls, Peddle Boats, Row & Fishing Boats. In season, weather permitting 10-6 daily. Mid May-October.

This boat launch and small park are run by the city of St. Clair Shores but residents of any town…read morecan use it with no up charge. Boats and jet skis cost $10, effective August 2020 kayaks are now $5. Pedestrians or bikers without a boat are free. There is one porta potty in the parking lot. This is considered a US international border so the gate locks at 10 PM and there is a penalty if you are not out in time. Dogs are allowed in the fishing park and boat launch. Poop bags if you're lucky. There is a gate attendant to take your money and enforce rules. You are not Allowed to swim or wade here, nor would you want to because it is filthy. One mile south is the Edsel and Eleanor Ford house, bird island, and the grosse pointe woods park. This is the southernmost public boat launch until Detroit. It's kind of hard to find, drive east on 9 mile until you can't anymore. Drive between fishbones restaurant and the Mobil And keep going. If you feel like you are about to blow a tire from all the potholes, you are on the right track. I do not recommend kayaking in this area if there is northern wind above 5 miles an hour or southern wind above 10 mph. I also recommend getting off the water by 11 AM when the jet skis get out.

We love it here! We visit weekly to walk down to the end and watch all the boats and sit on the…read morerocks. A quiet place to walk your dog, jog, boat watch, or get some peace and sun! I don't own a boat but they get quite busy at times with 2 launches. The parking lot is huge and i think it's free but I'm not sure.