Everything was amazing!! I got my belongings back from a couple weeks back and came back and they…read morestill had my belongings.

Peyton was the gentleman who assisted us and made our experience exceptional! The boats are well…read moremaintained and clean. This lake tour on a pontoon boat was an amazing family adventure. We made life long memories thanks to jet skis ahoy! We will be back whenever we are in town.

This place was incredibly easy to deal with. Booked online. They sent some instruction videos that…read morewere reassuring to me as a first time pontoon pilot. They texted with 48 hours notice when they needed to shift our pick-up location - no problem. Braden was waiting for us at the dock with the pontoon ready to go. He went through safety info and how to operate the boat and sent us on our way. The boat itself was clean and had new equipment and everything worked well. Made for a wonderful four hours tooling around Lake Chelan!

Overall such a great rental experience with them. From the beginning, I booked for the wrong day…read more(whoops!) and they were super easy to get ahold of & get everything taken care of & we got it all fixed and booked for the right day! The boat was nice, clean, and staff were very helpful and friendly. I've rented from a few other places in lake Chelan and I would definitely recommend them over all of the rest!

So pretty!! I just…read morecame here for the weekend and I love it. The walks here are stunning. The views of chelan. The mountains! The choppy water. Amazing panoramic views all over. Park is currently open but faculties are closed. Still make it a fun little stop on your walk/ run or even a drive. Beautiful views!

Amazing cute little park in the cutest town. Walking distance from our hotel . We walked to rent a…read moreboat from Shoreline at this park one day. Best service! Walked here and swam wit the fam. Lifeguards are super friendly! And they have life jackets at park to borrow - how kind is that. You can walk into the water and swim. Another plus is there are actual bathrooms and they were clean!

Lakeside Surf is again open for the summer! This river-surfing has a standing wave 50 ft. wide! It…read moreis located above the Slidewaters Water Park in Chelan. It is a separate entity, providing a unique surfing opportunity. Great to watch and (I think) relatively easy to learn.

Great little bowling alley…read more We came on Saturday night for cosmic bowl. Bowling was $10 per person per game and $5/each for shoes. Pretty costly but not exorbitant for peak time. Good sound system inside for party vibes. Service was good and friendly. The lane we were on kept messing up which was irritating but someone is out quick each time to fix it. Fun arcade with new games that function properly and take quarters, not reloadable cards. Games are about $1 per play. Overall really nice place. Would definitely come back on our next swing through Chelan.

A fun space that offers cosmic bowling. Clean and family friendly. They offered shoes for rental,…read moreand even have socks to rent if you didn't come prepared! Music is fun and dance-able, from varying decades to appeal to most any audience. Staff member was friendly, quiet and unobtrusive.

We fished with Dan on July 5th for 4 hours, we did get 8 sockeye and what made it fun was Dan,…read morecovered boat. Fun to have an experienced Captain, he kept us involved. The boat on the website has been updated. This one has a great cover to help stay out of the sun. I was with my two boys, and we really enjoyed ourselves. It was around 100 degrees so a bit hot for me. We will book him again.

We enjoyed a half of a day fishing. We were able to limit the sockeye within 40 minutes upon…read morearriving on the fishing grounds. We spent the remaining time trolling for King's. Our guide informed us that we weren't likely to catch one, due to the early part of the season. The owner set the equipment. Netted, subdued and cleaned the fish. We had a great time, and I want to return this summer to catch the King's.

After such an amazing trip with Captain Mark earlier this year, we came back at the end of May for…read moreanother charter--and somehow it was even better. Mark is everything you could ask for in a fishing guide. He's friendly, patient, incredibly knowledgeable about Lake Chelan, and works hard from start to finish to make sure everyone has the best chance of catching fish. His boat is clean, comfortable, and outfitted with excellent equipment, and you can tell he takes pride in what he does. The fishing was fantastic. We stayed on fish throughout the trip and ended the day with another impressive catch, including some beautiful Chinook salmon and lake trout. Watching the rods go off never gets old, and Mark always had us in the right spot. What really stands out is that Mark treats every trip like it's important. Even as returning customers, he gave us the same outstanding service and enthusiasm that made us book with him the first time. If you're thinking about booking a fishing charter on Lake Chelan, stop looking and book with Lake Chelan Adventures. We've now gone twice, and both trips have been exceptional. We'll definitely be back for a third trip. Five stars all the way!

Absolute top notch fishing guides, far exceeded my expectations. Been going to Chelan every summer…read morepast 30 years, first time using a guide but will call Mark and Joe every year going forward. Lake Chelan has tons of fish, small ones are easy to catch, big fish absolutely require local knowledge and advanced equipment. If you want to catch big fish while visiting Chelan, call Mark and Joe.

This July 2012 hike was buried deep in my subconscious…read more On this hike I wished for a quick death to put me out of my misery. I would have been fine being ended by fire or becoming bear food. . But I'd do it again in a heartbeat. . The corgi in a backpack picture of Gunner (& myself) hails from this adventure on the dream-like bluffs above beautiful Lake Chelan. There are hikes and there are hikes which are requirements. The Chelan Lakeshore Trail is the latter. Crystal clear gem waters Icy oasis blue Omnipresent lake The taunting Chelan If there is a Billboard Top 100 for Hikes in the world, the Lakeshore will easily make the Top 10. No one will question the beauty of Lake Chelan. The deep green valley cuts into the Earth yielding the gin-clear glassy waters of the Chelan. Many don't hike the lake. Hordes party in our inland Washington Club Med in the town of Chelan. Thousands take a boat up the 55-mile sliver of a lake yearly. These are all noble and righteous ways to entertain The Lake, but to hike The Lakeshore---that is a memory maker. Just don't do it in the heat of summer (with short-legged doggies more suited for rainy climes). The hike. Yes, the hike. This 17.5 mile hike. The Lakeshore trail requires taking a boat ride. Plop your backpack on the dock, hop on the boat, and enjoy the views. The boat ride in and of itself is stunning. For those backpacking the 17.5, you will get dropped off at Prince Creek. It was eerie to see the boat pull away, and move up-lake like the boat from Apocalypse Now. Foreboding. It was a sunny (hot) August day, but you are on Lake Chelan, you're at the beginning of a legendary hike. Adventure pumps you. Our feet move us on a happy quickstep. The trail points skyward away. Yes for most of the hike, you aren't actually along the shore. With this deep cut gorge, you don't have many flat sandy beaches to walk along. You basically walk along the side of cliff walls and atop bluffs. The lake is close, but painfully and cruelly far away. This made me curse her. But the hike IS beautiful. Those first few miles had me snapping memories and photos. I didn't want to forget Mother Nature's beauty. I'd say after 2-3 miles is when Gunner (corgi #1), expressed issues. He'd simply stubbornly stop and lay down on the (burning) trail. This was not good. We had a 12-mile day. For another mile or so, I was able to coax and scream him to continue, but by Mile 4, his Lakeshore hike was done. What to do. We stopped along the trail under one of the few shady trees. We were all sweating, fatigued, baking. I didn't know what to do. We thought of MacGyver-ing a makeshift gurney, but it woul've only lasted 17 steps. Secretly, I thought of hiking the 4 miles BACK to Prince Creek, setting up tent along the water and waiting for the next boat & calling THAT my Lakeshore hike. We were dead. We had no options. I had to be "the man". Make a decision, damn it! I did. I laid down my ~35-lb pack, I pulled out my Thermarest and gave it to my sister. This freed up space in my pack. Space for a corgi. My 35-lb pack became 70lbs. I had a corgi in a backpack. It was amazing to see how my neurotic Gunner simply let me take his overheated body and place it in my pack with absolute zero fuss. We looked funny & happy (look at the picture). We now had a way to continue. It was funny to have a doggie in my backpack. He'd watch my fellow hikers behind me, and then look over my head forward (dropping slobber on my exposed neck & shoulder). This was fine for 1-2 miles, but then the fatigue began, and my feet began to explode. My joints weren't used to this weight. My feet started blistering. Water was limited. So, I couldn't stay completely hydrated. I needed more water due to the heat, but even more due to the extra load. This is how we went. I'd hike for a mile with a doggie on my back like Luke Skywalker with Yoda on his back in "The Empire Strikes Back". Then I'd have Gunner struggle to walk for a half mile. We alternated our Hells. All the while, Gomez (corgi #2) my other corgi persevered....well for another 8miles. Then he simply stopped. No screams moved him. I now had two nearly dead corgis, and my wimpy self was wishing for a quick death. We still had a couple of miles--nothing you'd say. But for us it was eternity. If it wasn't for my sister & her upbeat-ness, I would not have made it. Then we smelled campfire smoke. We were approaching the Moore Point campsite! Still had a mile to go, but it was downhill, the end was in sight, & the day was almost over. When we made it to Moore, we set up camp & jumped into the ICY water. I decided to end our hike (we'd recuperate and catch the boat in the morning). Some angels of the hike (who helped carry a corgi for a mile earlier), gave us a small bottle of Glenlivet--a wee dram did us good. I'll never forget that evening, that hike, that heat. And, I'd do it again. No question.