Bethel Harbor is beautiful and super chill for boat launch. Plenty of parking for cars as well…read more There's even a boat elevator to lower your boat into the water. My family and I had a great time going fishing here. Would highly recommend a visit to Bethel Harbor for some boating on the Delta, fishing and water sports.

Love this place so so much!! Jamie is wonderful, and all of the guys who move the boats around are…read morefriendly hard working and do very nice!! So glad we store our boat here!!

The staff at the front was cordial and nice enough, though they seemed confused and something…read moreseemed to be wrong with almost every customer's reservation who came to the desk. They close at 5 so all rentals have to be back by 4:30, which is really early when the sun is up til past 8... We called multiple times in advance and no one told us about this until we showed up at 11:30 and had no option but to keep our boat for only 3 hours (although we paid for 4). The paperwork and delivery of the boat took well over an hour (they gave our boat to someone else, so we had to wait for a new one to be pulled and put into the water. A lady at the front seemed to know this, the other lady clearly said "don't worry, they'll deal with this at the dock" to her. I'm sure if she had warned the dock guy we wouldn't have had to wait so long. So plan ahead for these things. It's a $30 fee if you return your boat past 4:30. We were late, we made a stink about it, which I think was reasonable considering that we had our boat for less than 4 hours and again, NO ONE warned us about this before making the drive out there and this wasn't on their website. The rest of the staff did the minimum. No customer service awards, that's for sure. This place is good enough. Their rental prices are reasonable, and they don't really have any competition in the area, so it's fine. I'll likely return in the future. Again, only because there is no alternative in the area, but they don't try particularly hard. Hopefully my experience is better next time. I didn't get to try the food at the restaurant, although it seemed to have a good selection.

From the owner: Sugar Barge RV Resort & Marina, located in the heart of the Sacramento/ San Joaquin River Delta, is…read moreone of the finest facilities in the area. The surrounding 1,200 miles of waterways provides boaters, skiers and sailors plenty of room. If you love to fish, the Delta is home to an abundance of black & striped bass, crappie, perch, bullhead, catfish and sturgeon. You could travel halfway around the world and not find a vacation spot that provides as much enjoyment, beauty and versatility as the California Delta.

This place was always sketchy but its been worse every year since it sold. They rent to anyone with…read morecash. No money invested except in 3 rv pads they installed one weekend. Bathrooms are gross and get broken in to. Theft is constant and criminals roam at all hours,clueless management doesn't care.

The wifi and even a free laundry room do exists! The not so fun part is that there's a laundry room…read more(NAZI) and only he has the key so everyone else pays for the gas bill only he the laundry nazi can use the laundry room!!!! There is also wifi with a really strong signal as advertised but the password is shared with no one but the laundry room nazi!! Other then that really nice place!!

I posted a review 9 days ago when I first dropped my boat off with Jeff, and I promised I'd come…read moreback with a final review after everything was done. I was impressed from start to finish. The person I bought the boat from was very dishonest, so I took it to Jeff because I wanted an honest opinion. He was upfront with me about everything, kept me updated every step of the way, and was completely transparent about the repairs and the cost. There were no surprises. Now I have a great running boat. What impressed me the most was that I told him my family rides on this boat, and I wanted him to check everything to make sure it was safe. He did exactly that. That gave me a lot of confidence. I got my boat back running great, and I'll definitely make the drive again for any future service. I can't speak to anyone else's experience because every situation is different, but I can honestly say this company was nothing like some of the other reviews made it sound. Based on my experience, I'd absolutely recommend them.

Amazing service gets me in and out all the times I've used him might be on the expensive side but…read moredefinitely worth the work only person I'll let work on my water sports toys

Just started storing my boat at Russo's and I can't speak enough about how polite, professional and…read morekind the staff is! They show a genuine concern for my family and my boat. Highly recommend this Marina.

Like to kayak there and after grab a beer and they got the best basket of fries so crunchy. Nice…read moreview of the delta at the rusty porthole and chill vibes

Great service, quick and easy. Love storing 2 of our boats here. Great location on the Delta,…read moreperfect for a fun day on the water without any hassle.

Excellent place to safely store your belongings, especially if you don't want to tow your boats…read moreback and forth to water sources. - gated access - locked garages/shed/warehouse - on site management (reside on site for the unexpected) - call ahead, and have your boat ready for launch by the time you arrive. (Pending advance notice) - in house mechanic, in house marine detailing (at customer's expense) - Jim and Shelly are super friendly, and good ole Americans.

This place has by far the worst communication I have ever seen . Been trying to call and email to…read morepurchase a bot they have for sale. The sales man Ken should not be in any kind of sales . Not motivated or cares to make a sale. Don't recommend anyone to use this business.

Where to start. When they were getting ready to lift my boat out, I asked Anji if he had lifted a…read morecut-away full-keel sailboat before. He said "yes, yes" and immediately started trying to lift the boat by the rudder, which would destroy the rudder and severely damage the hull. I had to scream at them to get them to stop. I should have cancelled everything there and left. Talking to Anji on the phone before hand, a few weeks before then the day before coming in, I asked if they could do the work I needed done and if they had the capacity (no one else did but I should have just waited, but someone I trusted recommended them). Anji said yes, yes, they can work on my boat and fix the stern tube leak. After the haul out, he spent probably half an hour talking with me. Since my haul out, I've seen him do this with everyone -- he likes to schmooze. I've seen him talk to wealthy boat owners and paint rosy pictures repeatedly as nothing was done on their boat. Again I went over the work that I wanted them to do and what I knew about the problem, but Anji's mechanic compatriot hadn't heard a word of what Anji promised but left with "yeah, if you want us to do it, we can do it", but then said he needed to think about it. I paid for a week of time in the yard for him to think about it, assuming that that meant he would actually take a look at the boat to estimate work. This is radically different than boat yards with a staff of mechanics and boatswains with a service writer. It turned in to chasing them around the yard and them being annoyed to see me and giving more rules about interrupting them (even to ask them to please come by when they have time and talk to me was unacceptable). There's a horrible conflict of interest here. You pay per day while the boat is in the yard, so if you pay to wait for them to do work, they have no incentive to do work. Your boat is essentially held hostage. My leak was minor and I could have and should have launched again but pride told me that I should fix my own boat. Anji, after I arrived, told me that the yard is open "from 9 till 5... or 6". Several times before 6, I was locked in and had to jump the gate to get out. Then eventually it was changed to 5pm, strictly enforced. Previously on weekends, a pretty large group of people would work late wrapping up until 7 or 8, and that's when I got most of the work done (I often have day-job tasks on Sat and Sun). I spent $1,800 for a bit over two months of yard time, probably close to as much at the hardware store buying tools like gear pullers for the prop that I hadn't planned to buy, gas for a long commute from the city and rental cars. It would have been cheaper to have paid a boat yard with an actual service dept to do the work. Ski boats and sporty motorboats got a different treatment, and one other person in the yard confirmed that: Anji loves the fancy new small motorboats. Often there's no one around the front of the yard where the sheds are that they fix those on, so it seems like they bring in independent people as they need. Then sometimes there's a few people there working on boats. This is during the week. Likewise it was a month before anyone picked up trash and there was a new lady doing that (cans were long overflowing and flies were swarming). Then I didn't see her for weeks then they had her standing a boat. It really seems like there are two co-owners or an owner and one employee, and everyone else is a temp. Looking back, the handful of positive reviews about the new ownership were all from people with expensive new small ski boats. The front yard/shed and back yard are completely different universes. When they blocked me, they tried to block under the centerboard until I stopped them, then I was left listing to port and pointing down an incline to the point where plastic bottles would fall over. The grand finale was the launch. Since I came in, a very large wooden boat was placed partially blocking me. The whole yard is a jigsaw puzzle and almost no boat can be launched again after you're there for a month because what you thought was a path for the TravelLeft in front of you fills with boats. In the process of trying to maneuver the TravelLift to get me out, my Harken MKIII (high end but previous generation) roller furler was smashed and rigging hit hard enough to loosen. They had no interest in providing insurance info and kept trying to tell me that the rigging is "very tough" and offered to unbend the furler with a clamp and forgive the last few days ($140) worth of yard time, demonstrating a profound ignorance of sailboats whose rigging is akin to a violin. I've seen enough dinghies dismasted after shrouds hit the hoist to believe everything is fine. That's going to cost a *lot*. But part of me is happy just to be out of there. tl;dr both myself and my boat were treated as completely expendable from the start and I paid more than a real boat yard would charge for them to wreck my boat.

Second time renting kayaks here. I love them. Great customer…read moreservice. Chill.... We had a blast celebrating my sister's birthday... the Price is right.

Took the beginner course. Had lots of fun and learned a lot. You can tell Kathy knows the area like…read morethe back of her hand. She's a pro and a great teacher. I hope to start touring the Delta in her groups and buying my own kayak. It's an unbelievable opportunity, and I thank her for making it accessible to everyone.