The steering mechanism in our boat failed on day 1 of our vacation. Fays was able to order the…read morepart and have it at their warehouse the next day so that my husband could replace the defective part and get our vacation back on track. We are so appreciative! Thanks Fays Boat Yard!!

Awesome put the boat on water and have fun ride and fishing and please have fun here and I have fun…read morelake Winnipesaukee and I enjoy it

They handle 800 boats every year with huge storage facilities, heated and unheated. Bought a new…read moreboat from them 13 years ago, a moderate sized SeaRay. Good service overall, with some issues 2 years of the 13. But, those were well handled. NOT this year, as I requested my boat mid-May with down payment as I usually do. They could not perform until after memorial day! I have heated storage and pay for full service of my boat every year. But being a long term well paying customer is now ignored. When my boat was not ready at Memorial day weekend, I then asked for a short delay for delivery (service could continue). They did nothing to ready my boat. I am now waiting another 1.5+ weeks, hopefully to get the boat. New ownership is not able to keep up with heated storage and full service. I would buy a boat somewhere else if you are expecting loyalty in service.

Horrible, awful, no good customer service. They know they are "the only game in town" and can…read moretreat you like garbage. They don't do what they say they will do when they say they will do it...and they DON'T CARE when they are called out on it.

It is a beautiful Yacht club on Lake Winnipesaukee with gorgeous views of the mountains. It ha it's…read moreown beaches and owner boat slips with easy access to the Lake.

This is probably the best marina on the Gilford side of the lake! Use of the amenities at MVYC is…read morerestricted to slip owners and/or renters. Available are beaches, shower facilities, a playground for the little ones, a large grassy recreation area, and a gas dock with marine store. Most boat slips have a grassy area, upon which are set picnic tables and barbecue grills. There is a lot of back and forth activity as people visit each other. Club members tend to be social and friendly...many raft up together at various islands throughout the lake.

We had a fun day on Lake Winnesquam! Although still busy on a beautiful summer day, it's calmer…read morethan it's more famous, much larger, similarly named lake neighbor. NH fish and wild life have two boat launches onto a short river, right near the mouth of the lake. The ramps and a staging area to wait your turn are down a short drive, past parking. On the weekend, a 'lake host' is on hand to see that everything runs smoothly. There is no large sign telling you where the ramp is. On our visit, a small, wooden, hand painted 'Boat launch' sign had been nailed to a fence post. The entrance is two way traffic. A large NH Fish and Wildlife information board is in the staging area of the parking lot. If you are fishing, be sure to go onto the NH fish and wildlife website to get your license. Parking is for trailered vehicles only. A couple of spot, nearest the ramp are reserved for handicapped vehicles towing a trailer plus one for a handicapped van without trailer. Parking over flow for vehicles with trailers and all of those without, is on either side of Water Street. When we departed around 4pm, there were parking spots available in the lot. If you want to be sure you can park in the lot I recommend either an early arrival or after the early birds leave, later in the day. There are three porta-a-johns in the parking area, nearby the ramps, including one handicapped accessible model. On either side of the ramps is a dock where you can load and unload passengers and supplies. Head east (south?) on the river to access the lake. This is a 'no wake' area. Once out on the lake there are a couple of sandbars where boaters had anchored and were playing games. There are shallow area of the lake and a couple of public beaches where you can anchor and swim in. A few boaters had floating mats and were anchored out in the lake. Besides boats, there are a number of personal watercraft. Many boaters were waterskiing and tubing, so keep an eye out for fallen swimmers! There are also a fair number of fishermen (fisherpeople?) all around the lake in 'no wake' areas or close to shore. Definitely large enough to enjoy a day on the lake. The boats here are smaller than on other, larger lakes, so a smaller wake to deal with. There are rental properties around the lake if you want to stay nearby and watercraft rentals are available in the area. There is one marina on the lake for your fuel needs.

Accommodating and kind. Very helpful with launching our boat in and out. Special thanks to Jennifer…read moreand Kathy!

This place is run down, the manager is rude, there is geese pop everywhere, there is no AC, you…read morehave to bring your own sheets, parking is awful, no visitors allowed. I would never go back there again.

Fantastic! Dave took us for the scenic tour of the lake, and shared his knowledge of the sites,…read morehistory, and trivia. A great boat, great captain, and great experience! We felt very fortunate that we had chosen this tour - it's hard to believe there is any better! Highly recommended!!!

Great time. We recommend this brunch boat tour. I am going to recommend to friends and family that…read moreare handicapped....This is the boat tour for everyone

Simply cannot say enough good things about Dave and his business. Dave is extremely knowledgeable…read moreand is THE PLACE to go for outboard repairs and service in the area. He's also an extremely helpful salesman. Solved my problems with a replacement boat at a price that was less than new motor. Extremely pleased with the transaction.

had daves fix my boat cost me $800 first trip put it in the water didn't run took it back another…read more$500 put it in the water still didn't run right took it to another marina running good now

After googling "kayaking on Lake Winna" Wild Meadow Canoes and Kayaks was the first business to…read morepopulate. Reserving a vessel is easily done on line, and I found $50 flat rate to rent a kayak for an entire day to be a bargain. My order came with a life vest and obviously a paddle. Lake Winnipesaukee is absolutely stunning. You will see beautiful homes, swimmers, kayakers, boaters, and the sun glistening the entire lake. I had a blast and got 10 miles in. When paddling back make sure you look for the large-rectangular boat house with the American flag. That's where you dock. I can't wait for more....

My sister went to this location on a whim because we were renting a lake near by and wanted to…read moreKayak. The girl that assisted us was very helpful and explained the different kayaks they had and the options such as getting a pelican case to protect our phones. She thoroughly went over the paths we could take and how to easily maneuver around the lake. We had a blast and easily got in and out with no issues. I would recommend this to anyone in the area looking to rent from knowledgeable people.

My kid went here for a job interview, and right off the bat Brian asked him if he knew how to pitch…read morea tent or if he's ever played a game called Grab the Buoy. He answered no then Brian invited him to come play with his sock puppets in the back office and to meet the dock spider that lives in his pant leg. As my kid walked out Brian started breathing heavy and making awkward grunting noises. Weird fella, I'd keep your kids away from here

If a vibe is a thing.WAM has it. Great team effort on all ways. I would not hesitate recommending…read morethis organization.Nice job Nathan ,you and your crew do a great job. Its just a Hppy Place to be.