Rented 2 jet skis for a weekend at Big Bear Lake with the family, we had so much fun riding them!…read moreThe only bad part was our sunburns lol. Nicolette was very nice and helpful! Would definitely rent again!

really nice people was able to work with them when I went to rent out two jetskis helped hook up…read morethe trailer and unhook when I was done using them really recommend them ! They rent out other things as well just ask and they got it

they were very helpful getting me and my family on and off on these gorgeouse jetskies.they had…read moreincredible service also

Mindy, her son Sy and Cruising Castaic was ahhhhmazing!!! My bff and I went yesterday, Saturday and…read morewe placed our reservations a couple of weeks ago online. The whole experience was so organized, fun, and memorable! We arrived around 10mins before our reservation and everything was set up. Sy gave us the run down, thry even provided waterproof phone bags and waterproof satchel for your stuff, life-jacket, board, paddle and of course instructions, lol! We got to sailing or Paddleboarding and the lake was so nice, everyone else in the water was nice, no bad vibes on the lake. We paddleboarded the lake for a good hour and brought everything back. I had a win. Too because I eventually stood up and actually did it!! Its a work-out and worth every dollar. We will definitely be heading back to the lake and hopefully bring our squad! Parking dies cost $15 and they take apple pay, Google pay, and card payments. Have fun and get outside, and enjoy!!

We went on Saturday and we had a blast. The lake was the perfect temperature and the kids had so…read moremuch fun on the paddle boards. Mindy and her son were beyond awesome!!!!

Great place for lessons, boarding, and training. Beautiful facility and awesome people. More than…read morekind and are always willing to help a hand. Highly recommend them!

Amazing people here, so friendly and willing to help! Thank you for allowing me to visit!read more

It is so beautiful and amazing. The view is surreal. When…read moreyou go into the nature center and visit the snakes and beetles it's cool but then you walk out to an observatory type deck and it's breathtaking!

I've been hiking in this area for a few years. I started out with the short loop trail then…read moreadvanced to the Devil's Punchbowl trail, and then yesterday completed the Devil's Chair trail. I didn't know about the Chair trail until recently. I found that with the short loop trail, since it was reasonably close to the ranger station, the reception was okay. While hiking the Devil's Punchbowl trail there was hardly any reception. I have Verizon as my carrier. The Devil's Chair Trail had great reception. I was able to periodically text my family and update them, letting them know I was okay. When hiking I use Spotify and ensure my songs are downloaded so even offline I can listen to music. This also works well when I want to listen to Audiobooks I've downloaded. The Chair trail was quiet, there wasn't anyone else on the trail or even much wildlife besides lizards and some insects. It wasn't bad at all. The trail was pretty well maintained with some areas needing extra support. Shout-out to the employees who ensured the steep cliffs and the Devil's Chair Trail were safe to walk on. The Chair itself is on a rock so someone had to get there and install the fencing for safety. Thank you, whoever you are! As with many other trails in Southern California there is some fire damage. Some fallen trees. This trail has A LOT of rocks so step gingerly and don't roll your ankles. Most of the trail is not covered so sunscreen/sunblock and proper gear is really important. The trail is roughly 3-5 hours. I clocked about 3 hours 55 minutes moving time on Strava but 4 hours 28 minutes total on AllTrails. I stopped a bit to catch my breath, get water and just observe nature. Everyone says it's a 7 mile trail. I'm not sure what I did but it was 9 miles for me. I am blessed to have been able to enjoy it.

I have been taking my boat to Valley Marine for eight years now and I'm extremely happy with the…read morecustomer service and the repairs made. I can always get my boat in even on short notice. Repairs are made in a timely manner and my boat is clean and in the same condition as I dropped it off in. They always treat my boat as if it was theirs. The shop front is pretty bare but don't let that discourage you, these guys are great mechanics and I highly recommend them!

Came during a weekday afternoon…read more They have a parking in the lot that's free, but limited. They sharing the parking with the community pool. Bought the Residental All Access season pass for $93. The pass was regularly $109, but it went on sale before the park opens for the season. The park opened from 11am to 6pm every day. Can't wait for the Family Glow Night on Fridays from 7pm to 10pm. Felt the park was rather small. They had three tube rides (Devil's Punchbowl, Rattler's Revenge, and The Wildcatter), four water slides (Dusty's Mineshaft Racer), a lazy pool (Big Rock River), and a kiddie play area (Little Miner's Camp). Was able to go to all of the rides. The Devil's Punchbowl was the most adventurous ride. The Big Rock River was really relaxing. The park allows you to use the tubes free of charge. The food was very affordable. Place was pretty busy with mostly kids running around. There were plenty of picnic tables and lounges to put your stuff on. There were also lockers for rent ranging from $8 to $12. Overall, the park was really clean and fun. Good place to cool down and spend an hour or two.

My daughter was looking forward to having an amazing time. They're so wishy-washy on who can get on…read morethe rise of the height one minute she gets on in the next minute they say oh no, and they call another manager to view it in another manager, and it was just so embarrassing.

Great park located on the fringes of Lancaster, California…read more To be honest I was there trying to catch fire fighting aircraft flying from the adjacent Fox Field. However, the park had plenty of open space, clean bathrooms, and lots to do for humans both big and little. That being said: if its a hot day its pretty brutal during peak hours. In addition the nearby airfield can cause noise, but its not super busy Aside from that plenty of parking and nice place to stretch your legs

Hardly qualifies as a park with no grass and dead grass. The pine trees are dying. The ducks, some…read moreare domestic who have moved in, crap all over the ground, grass, etc. they need to rethink an island or sheltered spot for the fowl so the ducks can nest and sleep safely and not poo all over the park.