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    Berryessa Water Sports

    Berryessa Water Sports

    (83 reviews)

    What was once a worthwhile club appears to be in clear decline. From my direct experience, the…read morewarning signs are hard to ignore: management turnover, frustrated employees, and ownership that no longer seems willing to invest in the club's future. Prospective buyers should look closely before committing. The fleet is now made up of aging boats, roughly 4-6 years old, and the wear is evident. Inventory has reportedly been reduced from 9 boats to 5, including only 2 surf boats, while pricing remains unchanged. At the same time, members are being asked to move to an "unlimited bookings" model that still limits usage to no more than 3 bookings per month!!! Last season alone, boats experienced issues ranging from failed ballast pumps and broken amps to damaged railings and inconsistent availability. Yet despite reduced inventory, aging equipment, and declining service levels, ownership appears intent on maintaining the same pricing without meaningful reinvestment. Anyone considering joining should do their homework, verify the facts independently, and speak with former members. Membership has reportedly fallen from 42 to 17 and continues to trend downward. That kind of decline does not happen without reason.

    The service at this place is amazing, from the person checking you in at the top parking lot, to…read moregetting you squared away down at the gas dock. Instructions were provided concisely in an easy to understand format for new drivers. We rented a Chaparral for 4 hours on Labor Day and it couldn't have gone smoother. The boat was in excellent condition and everyone had a great time. Gas came out to about $57, keeping in mind we had 5 adults, lots of food, and towed a tube during our rental period. Definitely recommend Berryessa Water Sports and will see them again soon!

    Pleasure Cove Marina - California

    Pleasure Cove Marina - California

    (288 reviews)

    We stayed at Pleasure Cove Campground and had a pretty good experience overall…read more One of the biggest advantages was availability. We were able to book our campsite only two weeks in advance while many other campgrounds in the area were already fully booked. The price was reasonable, especially considering that bathrooms and hot showers were included. We chose a campsite close to the shower building, although the campground map on the website doesn't provide much information about the surrounding areas of each site. Upon arrival, the access code had already been texted to us, making check-in quick and hassle-free. Our campsite had several trees that provided plenty of shade, and there were BBQ grills available for use, although campfires were not permitted during our stay. The campsite was also conveniently located near the lake access area for water activities. The water gets noticeably cleaner as you move into deeper areas. There is also a small convenience store located at the far end of the campground for basic supplies. The biggest drawbacks were the shower and restroom facilities. The shower stalls felt somewhat run-down, with low water pressure and water temperatures that were excessively hot. After dark, there were a lot of bugs and spiders around the facilities. The bathroom lights were not working during our stay, so we were thankful to have a powerful flashlight with us. Another challenge was the local wildlife. There were quite a few skunks roaming the campground, and they seemed very interested in digging through trash and food storage areas. We ended up storing our food and snacks inside the tent every night and whenever we left the campsite for water activities. Cell phone service was also a major issue. We have T-Mobile, and despite showing 1 bar of 5G, 2 bars of LTE, or even satellite connectivity, data service was essentially unusable. Apps like Facebook, Instagram, and even basic web pages would often fail to load. If you need reliable connectivity for work or communication, be prepared for limited service. Overall, it was a positive experience. It's a campground, not a luxury resort, and it provided the essentials we needed for a comfortable stay. Having running water, hot showers, lake access, and decent campsite amenities made it a worthwhile trip. We would consider staying here again. Pros: Easy booking, reasonable price, shade trees, lake access, convenience store, and included showers and bathrooms. Cons: Run-down showers, poor lighting in restrooms, bugs and spiders at night, persistent skunks around campsites, and very limited cell service.

    Had a slip here for our boat for almost 2 years. Prices were outrageous and continued to go up…read moreevery few months sneakily. The marina had terrible rules and overcharged for everything. The staff on the dock were all really nice but everyone in the convinent store on the water were really rude, snotty and not very knowledgeable. It was convinient to have the boat right there on the beautiful lake, but this place sucked. Not happy and the one in charge of the slips Krystal was super rude and not helpful. Screwed us on our lease and never responded timely to any emails. Get it together yall. Shouldn't be charging that much for slips either.

    Ultimate Motorsports - Bad plugs

    Ultimate Motorsports

    (14 reviews)

    Jason pretty much played me for months and I was just stuck waiting for him and all his false…read morepromises. I'd say Jason is a normal person and easy to talk to but he is completely unorganized and unprofessional as a business person and I have no clue how he stays in business. Good luck reaching him on his business line as he almost never answers it and the voice mail was always full when I called it. The few times he did call me it was always from other numbers, a couple times my caller ID for the number showed a woman's name but luckily I still picked up to hear his latest excuses. In my first experience I could never reach anyone when I'd call the business line during business hours. But his shop is really close to my house so I just drove over one day and there he was. I needed the family boat looked at, he told me to come back in a week and drop my boat off first thing in the morning on a Wednesday. I showed up right at the appointment time he set, 9am when they open but Jason was nowhere in sight. I tried to call him but he was obviously not there yet. Sent a text to the woman's phone but he never responded. So I waited... he ended up showing up somewhere between and hour and hour and a half after start if business. Bad sign but I know shit happens. He seemed really excited to get me "Back on the water" as it was still prime summertime in the middle of July. I left my boat and he inspected it that day. I think his assessment was likely correct. He charged me around $300 for the inspection but told me he would hook me up on the actual repair. Parts needed to be ordered. I agreed. He acted super weird about ordering parts telling me that I better show up for service and not leave him with these parts. I offered a deposit and he passed saying that I seemed like a trustworthy person. At this point I would receive almost no communication or updates from Jason. I had to basically drive to his shop once a week and hope to catch him. It took around a month for him to get parts. Occasionally he couldn't remember who I was and had to go through his hand written notes to find my information, no computer. Once parts were in he told me he couldn't do the job by himself and was waiting for his one staff member to start coming back to work. Lots of excuses. He did finally text me one time in late September and said his guy should be coming back soon and he could do the job in a couple weeks. I asked for a set date and he responded probably in November. On October 31st I asked him for an update but he never followed up. On November 1st I asked again, no response. Keep in mind he had my contact information regardless of whose phone he was using. I got sick of showing up to his shop randomly just to hear excuses. So for about 6 months he got nothing done. When he first inspected my boat he took apart several parts and left them on the floor of my boat. I asked if he forgot to put them back and he said don't worry I'll have it all fixed soon. Parts are still not where they belong. At the end of the day Jason is a poor businessman and does not communicate with his customers. He left me high and dry and now I'm forced to go somewhere else and pay all over again for an inspection fee and still have not had any work completed. Bums like this do not deserve your business. I advise to avoid. Being charged an inspection fee and pushing off repair for half a year is basically stealing from customers. Time is valuable and this man wasted mine without cause or concern.

    Jason is a scam artist. Don't be fooled by his smile. He worked on a 4-seater jetski, and it…read moreautomatically kept flipping over in the water. His answer was you're not turning it correctly. A huge 4-seater Jet ski shouldn't flip over while only driving 5 miles per hour. Who knows what he did to it. He also mentioned if anyone tries to sue him, Ultimate Motor Sports has full time lawyers that are his family members. Who knows how many people he's done this to. Last year he had so many bad reviews (including mine) that he somehow got removed. That's why all you see is the same 8 good reviews. Must be the lawyer thing he refers to. Jason and Ultimate Water Sports will definitely put you and your loved ones in danger by working on your water sports. Beware and be safe!

    Whitewater Excitement - Awesome time

    Whitewater Excitement

    (402 reviews)

    I was afraid to go Whitewater rafting because I get seasick very easily. But I tried it anyway, and…read morethere was absolutely no problem. No seasickness at all. Not to mention how wonderful our guide Gretchen was, and how beautiful the river was. I'm 66 years old and this was my first white water raft. I wouldn't call it scary but it was very thrilling and exciting.

    I've rafted on the South Fork and Middle Fork several times times with various companies- I have…read morealways had a great experience- but the companies change names or stop doing middle fork- which is what led me to Whitewater Excitement this year- Everyone who works there from admin to guides to drivers etc are super helpful and nice!! My sister, nephew and I wanted to do Middle Fork this year and I remember it being an adrenaline rush and challenging but so fun- We picked a Tuesday so it was not crowded, but when it ended up being just the three of us in the raft with Juli, I was a little nervous, remembering how intimidating tunnel chute was- and I didn't have the security of a full raft of people to weigh down the raft and help paddle to build up speed. This just goes to show you how important a seasoned veteran rafting guide is Juli was amazing. He gave clear instructions, he was very calm, and he managed the raft like a pro. No no flipping over and no one fell out. So exciting! Now I want to go to Costa Rica and look up Whitewater excitement there and request Juli. Hope to do this at least one more time this year. If I lived closer, I would go more often. Ps- I read some people complaining that you have to pitch in to carry the raft from the water up to the trucks and from the trucks down to the water, I've only been with one company that did not ask you to do that. All the rest have always had the rafters help out in pitch-in.

    Invert Sports - boating - Updated September 2026

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