I've had great experiences with the service department at Bluff Creek Marina, whether for repairs…read moreor regular maintenance. Chad always provides timely communication for scheduling and updates, and Robert and Carlos are extremely knowledgeable. They've consistently taken excellent care of my boat and Seadoo. I highly recommend the service department at Bluff Creek Marina.

Good luck getting these guys to help you with any problems that your boat may have. They may be…read moregreat mechanics, but they can't ever seem to find someone to help you.

I've rented a Star-Craft 3 times at EMM. I made a reservation on line, something i don't like to…read moredo, on 08/21 for a boat day on the 23rd for a few guys that were just back from an overseas deployment. The power had been out for days prior unbeknownst to us. Shane confirmed the reservation the night before. Shane hooked us up last minute. Great customer service! Won't go elsewhere!

I have spent over 20 years on this lake and have been a boat club member for 15. The boats are well…read moremaintained and the staff is extremely friendly!

Came here for the first time on a Saturday morning with family and enjoyed soaking up some much…read moreneeded vitamin D and catching a LITTLE dinner. We have a neighbor who had caught 13 crappie (a family fave!) the day before, so we had high hopes for our catch considering they are spawning right now. I think our neighbor might have caught most of them because my dad was the only one who caught a big crappie amongst the 4 of us. I did catch a bass and a little perch, but it was a slow catch that took nearly 6 hours. Many went home empty-handed (including a lot of regulars) this day, so I can't complain. Did I mention I got some good vitamin D? Oh, and fresh air!! Yea, oxygen won as my best catch of the day. I think it's best to come on a weekday when less people are out. This way, if the fish are biting, they have fewer baits to choose from. I like this place. Entry is $5 per person. There are a few off-limit areas near the boat dock and walkways. I get it, but a bummer from a fishing standpoint since crappie like to hang out around structures (i.e. decks, fences, etc.) We found out that you can bring your boat out for $7, which is a better deal even if only 2 people are fishing. My dad has a boat, so we'll probably go that route next time. We were advised that they close the dock at 8 pm and you absolutely will get locked in the lake if your boat is not out of the water by then. Careful! If you plan on coming out a lot, an annual membership will cost you $135. As it relates to social distancing, I was honestly disappointed to see that many didn't seem to be doing that out there and very few had masks on when talking to each other. We still need to care for ourselves and each other, people! Things are not back to normal. Nonetheless, it is still doable to stay distanced and take your own precautions (like I did), if you're planning on coming out. Let's not live in fear, but let's keep doing our part to fight.

Been here several times. If you even mention the thought of having a beer, the owner of the cafe…read morewill basically run up to you and SCREAM in your face that you can't drink on the premises. Hey buddy - instead of having a sign stating 'no alcohol on the premises' in the corner of the establishment where nobody can see it - place signs WHERE THE BEER IS LOCATED so it is visible. And another thing.....I advise not going to the grill during lunch time....heaven forbid you disrupt the young cook on her lunch break while talking with her friends.....she made it visually and verbally known that we inconvenienced her. I'm a pretty patient person and nearly lost my sh** on both of them. Inexcusable behavior to say the least. Marinas are SUPPOSED to be fun.

My hubby's cousin owns a boat that's docked at the marina. The area is pretty and scenic,…read moreespecially during sunset. I got to go on the boat twice. Once, we were just riding around during sunset and catching the sights. Another time, we went on to go fishing. It was my first time, but I didn't catch anything. It's really quiet and tranquil. They have this area with seating and stoves. After you catch your fish, you can cook it and eat it right there.

The marina at Lynn Creek is proactive. I have rented a slip here for 5 or so years and each year,…read morewe've gotten upgrades to the private marina slip owner parking lot, to the decking from wood to aluminum for long term durability, New electric wiring/boxes is now at each slip. The front office staff is accessible, reasonable and open to new ideas. And to top it all off...the other slip owners are very friendly. There has been times when the spring rains flood the lake. The slips are floating slips, so your boats are safe. And, the staff find a way to to get you to your boat slip, even if the parking lots are covered in water!! That's a great feature for us spring fisherman, for sure! Thanks Lynn Creek!

If you are coming out to Eagle Mountain come to lake view! By far the best marina on the lake. You…read morecan launch your boat and park your car. They have a store you can pick up what you need. And best of all its the best view of the sunset on the lake.

They got slips. A lot of slips. I'm not really sure what else Lake Country Marina has to offer to…read moreits customers, as the only building I saw was small, dilapidated, and the sign was leaned against the fence, unreadable behind some trees that had grown over it. We came to visit some friends on their 33 foot boat. Along the dock, the boat owners set tables, chairs, and grills like a patio area, and seem to have formed a warm and friendly community. The security gate stood at the entrance to the dock, but was standing open. Renters pay over $500 per month to store their boats here, which seemed high to me, but I'm not a boat owner. The parking lot has an uneven dirt base, with some gravel scattered here and there. The whole place conveyed a feeling of being abandoned. I'm not a big lake culture guy, but had I driven up here looking to rent I would be expecting low, low budget prices to store my boat. The docks are quite large, with many slips containing boats that were large enough to live in full-time. Our experience on the lake was very positive. I just wasn't sure what to make of this place.

Old marina...a cash cow for Suntex in my opinion. Covered slip for our boat but the roof leaks…read morewater all over the place on our dock. Not sure exactly how old the marina is but it is not worth what you have to pay to rent a slip. Their lease requires you to give up just about any right you think you might have, even if they are negligent. They just went up on the rates so now it's way over priced imo. We are somewhat trapped in this marina since they are the only one that has large enough slips for our boat. We will be having our 40' boat pulled out of the water and shipped to another lake as soon as we can... whatever it takes to get away from them/ Suntex marinas. New Manager is just plain overboard. Stay away from them would be our advice!

They auto renewed my lease in May, and refused my request (in the same month)cancel it…read more Amanda is now demanding multiple months of payment, sending harassing emails, and still refuses to cancel the lease for an empty slip

This is one of the best kept Marinas in the DFW area in my opinion. The boaters are friendly and…read morethe water is clean! The area is easy to get to and Marina is maintained meticulously!

Denton Texas, U.S.A. is the city I most identify as a happy resident of…read more Though originally from north Colorado town of Greeley, in the foothills of the majestic Rocky Mountains, I was actually put on an air plane with mother and naturalization of a different sort took place, landing in the Bayou City for about five years, when we packed it all together and shifted home to the Denton area. I was positioned very well at 525 Roberts St., near the Texas Woman's University campus, attending the TWU Demonstration School, where my father taught Educational Leadership for over forty years before retiring. I attended the Denton Independent School District, starting at the Demonstration School, where students were actually learning how to manage their own lives as well as act as counselors who advise the young students who are involved in the the classrooms and necessarily need support to help organize their own personal lives as well as those of students. I opted for the less expensive route and decided to go to North Texas State University, which changed names during my senior year, 1985. For graduate school I opted for the University of Houston, where I learned basic principles of Organizational Behavior and Management, with a minor in the realm of Leadership, which my graduate school advisor Art Jago, who became a close friend and confident. For my research practicum I traveled to Budapest Hungary, during the winter of 1990, and taught at The Karl Marx School of Economic Science, giving a short presentation on the then-current rise of the innovators of the time period: Enron and Compaq Computer Company, and simultaneously writing my dissertation, on the laboratory experiment carried out by me personally with groups of ersatz groups of night time MBA students. My graduate school experience was quite fulfilling and expanded my world view considerably, with respect for my preparation in the public education options for the record and posterity. Cheers, Mark F.

It was closed the whole summer and it always gets every thing sandy and the sand was rockyread more

Very cool little spot to get away from it all. When I say get away from it all, I truly mean that…read more There is no Wi-Fi, cell phone service is spotty, and the place is absolutely silent. Truly a fantastic way to unplug and truly relax rather than the hustle and bustle of every day city life.

The other reviews are unfortunately still accurate. Website pictures must be from 10 years ago…read more We were in the Lonestar cabin. It was disgusting how dirty it was. Dishes in the cupboard were dirty. Trash can was full. Windows were dirty and full of spider webs. It was sad because it could be so nice if they would do some maintenance, painting and cleaning