Still waiting on my refund from July... wish I could give less than one star…read more Still no response from emails, phone calls, text... Still waiting...

Little Creek was a great location for kayaking, food and drinks after! Friendly service, made the…read moreexperience quick and easy.

Cheeseheads do fishtails! What an experience you can expect. Don't bring bananas! That was as bad…read moreas dressing like a Bears fan at Lambeau! So sorry! Mate James had stories to spare! Dude moves like an eel! Everywhere at once.

We had a fantastic time. Captain Chandler Hogg got us to the fish quick. Then First Mate, Brett…read morekept up with our bait and catches. We limited out in both Spade and Mackeral. We will definitely be back and would recommend to anyone looking to book. They even cleaned the fish. Great time and experience!!

What a wonderful job the entire team did at Signature. From precise matching of stripes for the…read morecushions to upgrading our acrylic enclosure to making a tender cover, all was perfect quality craftsmanship!

Charlene and Chandler ARE Signature Canvasmakers. Today was my first experience using their…read moreservices. We stopped in Hampton on a delivery from Annapolis to St. Thomas to wait for a cold front to pass. On short notice, Chandler showed up and quickly sorted some canvas issues that will make life under the dodger much more pleasant as we headed offshore. Good service, good prices, good people. Although this is my first experience with Signature Canvasmakers as a customer I have known Char and Chandler for some years. They are passionate about giving back to the community of Hampton and the community of cruisers. Char founded the Hampton Snowbird Rendezvous that takes place every year in the Fall. For one of the best cruisers gatherings with great local support it is not to be missed. I'll recommend Signature Canvasmakers to my customers and save up my own canvas work for my visits to Hampton.

Provides very high quality, dependable service of various types. We stopped using the large box…read morestore for service where we bought our boat. These folks are a first class organization and do most everything. If you are at one if their marinas, for a nominal fee, they will also pull your boat out of the water also. They are out of both Hampton and Jamestown. Great organization.

I had there mobile service come to my boat. Prompt, Professional, Outstanding service. When needed…read morewill use again! Thanks Jeff and Jimmy for getting me back on the water. Highly recommend.

We went out on a 2 hour trip with my family and had a great time. Good memories. Big thanks to the…read morecrew.

Myself, my fiance, and a couple of our friends decided to go fishing a few weeks ago, but had never…read morebeen in this area. Finally settled on Four Winds and was not disappointed. Captain took us out even though half the party he expected bailed, and he wouldn't be making much on the day. You can tell he genuinely loves what he does, and that comes through and makes for a better time. Both Captain and First Mate were very helpful and attentive, and we caught more fish than we could keep. Boat was in great shape, and the whole day was a blast. Definitely looking forward to heading out with them again soon!

1* If it's still closed, with excuses. 4* if it's open. It's…read moreabout time. This pier provides QOL for so many.

Its secured till further notice been like that for a very long time.read more

I just had a wonderful experience with Ray (I think that is his name?) from Poseidon…read moreWatersports/bike rentals. My daughter's bike chain broke. Poseidon is the closest bike-related outfit we found in Cape Charles. Even though we didn't rent the bike from Poseidon, Ray went right to work to repair the chain. Most of the links in his toolbox were sized for beach rentals and too wide for my daughter's bike chain; nonetheless, Ray engineered a solution on the spot. After a few adjustments the chain engaged smoothly thru the gears. The bike now rides beautifully! Ray did not expect payment for his kind service, even though he spent considerable time with the repair. Ray was determined to find a fix, even though I interrupted his lunch and he was also preparing a boat for an afternoon outing. Of course I insisted on compensating! This experience makes me so happy and grateful to have encountered such a good, helpful, and talented person as Ray!

We've been renting pontoons from Raven for several years and we always really enjoy the experience…read more Raven is an expert in the waterways around Cape Charles and he is very thoughtful about suggesting excursions that will make your rental time as much fun for your group as possible. We highly recommend!

The wildlife refuge near the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel did not seem to offer a ton of access to…read morebeachy areas, instead containing a visitor center and some trails through reasonably pleasant forest. Stopping in at the visitor center got me a lot of welcomes, including from a retired physician with a biology background (this sounds like a nice way to spend one's retirement). Among other things, I was informed that the island which the bridge runs through is only open for tours a few weeks a year, and I received information on how to pursue those tours, which I might follow through on. Otherwise, I refilled my water bottles and got in a nice little walk.

Worthy of a stop in my book, but don't go out of your way if not passing by. There are two parts…read more The Eastern Shore Visitors Center which has its own listing and the grounds. I would recommend doing both and have enjoyed for years. The location is just a few miles from the Bay Bridge with good signage. If you plan on doing both park at the visitors center there is a grassy path to the refuge. It's approximately a mile walk. If refuge only drive past the VC and hang a right to a small lot. The entrance is under a WW II concrete bunker with a surprise upon passing through. A powerful gun originally mounted in the rear turret of the Missouri. A cool side note. The USS Missouri was the site of the 1945 Japanese surrender ceremony. The 16 inch 50 caliber gun saw extensive action in both WW II and in the Korean War. The weapon was placed inside the refuge in 2013 to represent the original that sat in the very same bunker. The 2,100 pound round could fire at a distance of 21 miles across the bay and then some. On top of the bunker is an over look and worth the climb. Stairs are located on the side and are in great shape. Unfortunately it's not the best Kodak moment with a lot of over growth that needs cleared. If you bring a selfie stick or foot ladder that's best to elevate. There is not a large trail network which is a limiting factor. However, the refugee itself is hundreds of acres all Federally protected. Along the trail to a second overlook is a small cemetery which is nothing of interest. The second overlook located just mInutes from the bunker is the ideal photo op location. It's green, it's marshy and it's expansive. So snap away. For lovers of birds you will see water fowl. I'm a bit surprised that the refuge has so few reviews with a lot of traffic that passes by nearby Highway 13. If time permits go for it. Both the ES Wildlife Refuge and Visitors Center and can be done in less than two hours easy.