We enjoyed this. We've been coming here off and on for several years and it was a pleasant romantic…read moreevening watching the boats and waves. Highly recommend, indoor bathroom and shops inside the pier building. Great for kitsch and sunset vibes. Thinking about taking a boat tour again sometime!

Well I might not ever make it to the French Riviera, but this one sure is beautiful! I wasn't…read moreexpecting this to be so beautiful when I pulled up, which was a really pleasant surprise. I didn't realize this is where the tour cruise boats leave/dock from, and what a gorgeous sight it is. The restrooms inside are super clean; and there's a few cute shops too.

Big Foot Beach State Park was conveniently located near a wedding, allowing us to camp here instead…read moreof doing a hotel. The state park is much smaller than average. Additionally, there is not as much to do. There are some trails, although they were cutting plants and working on some. The main attraction was the lagoon near the road. The city was working on gates from the lagoon with painted crosswalks. Given the minimal traffic past downtime, walking on the side of the road is safe enough. It connects to the Lake Geneva lake trail that goes through the backyards of nice houses. Calling it a beach state park is a bit of a stretch. Across the road from the entrance lays about 2 feet of sandy beach. The campsite does have RV options.

Its ok. The beach area is very small, if they simply raked the beach to make a bigger beach area,…read morethat will eliminate the weeds and burs, along with the sticks and other debris. Lots of big rocks after walking into the lake, wear water shoes. It is marked off so boats and jet skis can't enter the area. Easy access from Big Foot Camp grounds.

Just a wonderful experience. Rentals were easy to set up. Boats were clean, worked wonderfully…read more Staff was professional, courteous and very helpful. Especially with the senior members of our group. Five stars. Will return and will recommend to all our friends

I wish I had read reviews before renting here because our experience on the 4th of July was almost…read moreidentical to one posted previously, even though it was written over three years ago. Seeing the exact same sequence of events years later makes it hard to believe this is an isolated incident. Before we left, the young employees had us inspect the exterior of the boat for paint chips, scratches, and dents. However, no one ever raised the motor or showed us the condition of the propeller before we left. Looking back, that seems like a critical part of the inspection that was conveniently skipped. We also specifically asked one of the employees if there were any shallow areas or places on the lake we needed to avoid. He told us there were not, and we stayed in water that was consistently around 9-10 feet deep or more the entire day, we never struck anything and never experienced any impact that would suggest damage to the propeller. The moment we returned to the dock (before we had even gotten off the boat) an employee walked straight to the motor, raised the propeller, and immediately claimed we had damaged it. It felt like he already knew exactly what he was going to find before he even looked. The propeller itself had severe damage to every blade, as though it had gone through a rock bed. Yet the bottom of the boat and the lower unit showed no corresponding damage. Common sense says that if we had hit something hard enough to destroy every blade of the propeller, you would expect to see damage elsewhere on the boat as well. We never hit anything, and nothing about our day on the water matched the type of damage they claimed we caused. When we questioned this, we were told we "should have noticed the damage before leaving." That makes no sense. The propeller was submerged in the water, tucked underneath the boat, and it was dark-colored. There was no practical way for us to inspect it because they never lifted the motor or pointed it out during the pre-rental walkthrough. Instead, they only had us look for scratches, dents, and paint chips on the visible exterior of the boat. To make matters worse, the manager yelled at us in front of all of the young employees instead of handling the situation professionally. Then came the payment. We were first told we owed $500 for the damage. When my brother-in-law, who has boating experience, questioned that amount and pointed out that a propeller doesn't cost anywhere near $500, the charge immediately dropped to $125. The fact that the amount changed so quickly after being challenged only made the entire situation seem even more questionable. I will also note that we were a family of 6 adults and a 2 year old, not a bunch of young people being irresponsible. After reading the attached review describing nearly the exact same experience years earlier, it's difficult not to see a pattern. There are plenty of reputable boat rental companies around Lake Geneva that operate transparently and treat customers with respect. I strongly recommend taking your business elsewhere. What should have been an unforgettable Fourth of July on the lake ended with accusations and a dispute over damage that we did not cause. We will never rent from this company again.

Zipline adventure was great! Want to give a big shoutout to Chad I locked my keys in the car (we…read morewere the last group of the day) & he waited patiently for us get in contact with an auto service. It was a 90 degree day & he allowed us to wait inside & borrow a phone charger. His mama show be proud of the man he is & his boss should give him a raise

Wonderful time and experience! Dan and Trisha were wonderful guides and made the experience fun and…read moresafe!

Lake Geneva Shore Path runs along the entire lake. On the 26 mile path you'll pass historic estates…read morewith beautifully sculptured gardens and landscapes. History serves that 2500 BC to 1836 AD Chief Big Foot and his Potawatomi tribe walked this path between their villages. The path has been preserved nicely by all the estate owners that live on the lake. The path is rugged in places made up of brick, wood, stones, boulders and slate. It's an enjoyable walk with plenty of breathtaking views and colorful inlets that change in the seasons!

My husband was looking at hikes and noticed this one in Lake Geneva. As a kid, I came to Lake…read moreGeneva every summer, but was too young to remember going along parts of this path. As an adult, I love this path, it is right along Lake Geneva and in the backyards of multi-million estates. I love looking at estates and observing the activity on the water at the same time. The path is a bit narrow and there isn't anywhere to break off to use the restroom, so be sure to make a stop to the bathroom before you start the path. Weekends tend to get pretty busy, so try going on a weekday and there won't be any crowds on the path. We plan to hike this whole path (about 23 miles) by the end of spring or summer 2020. So far, we've made 2 trips and covered 7 miles of the lake (14 miles total back and forth) and plan to make more stops in order to go around the whole lake. By the end, we will cover the lake twice. Haha. So far so good, but I'll update this review after I hike the whole path.

Keith and Tom are fantastic! We spoke with Tom to arrange our booking, and he was very kind,…read morepatient, and helpful. Keith was our guide on our venture and we really enjoyed our time with him. He was very professional and knowledgeable, providing some cool anecdotes and fun facts as he took us from spot to spot. Keith did everything he could to ensure we had fun, and he was successful. We had an awesome time, and will definitely be repeat customers! They take care of everything, and are very patient. It had been a while since I'd been fishing, and Keith was great at helping me remember how to fish competently - without making me feel dumb or ignorant. Can't recommend them enough!

I went fishing Saturday with my 3 kids. I spent time talking with Tom to schedule everything and…read morewent fishing with Keith. Both are incredibly nice, know the area and lake extremely well and are really good guys. My kids are 14, 11 and 9 and they had an absolute blast. We caught about 60 fish duringthe 5 hour fishing trip. I couldn't recommend them enough to anyone who wants to spend part of the day fishing. Overall great experience. Thanks again!

Nomad Boardsports' service is appealing from the moment I navigated their website. It was very easy…read moreto reserve a tandem kayak for a Saturday morning. Checking-in was quick & easy. And there is a portable restroom right walking distance from where you check-in. Navigating Upper & Lower Nemahbin Lake was great, I would definitely go back.

Had a great experience with friendly staff who wore face masks and ensured the equipment was…read moresanitized prior to use. Beautiful location and lake. You can make your reservation and pay online to speed up the process. There's a parking lot, although parking can get full quickly. The only thing I didn't like much is they didn't give us instructions or tips prior to sending us off. Fortunately, I have experience kayaking and didn't need instruction, but something to consider if you've not done this before.