We were fortunate to get truly excellent weather to head out onto the lake for a boat ride with…read moreHarbor Country Adventures! We went on the Classic Lake Tour. Our tour guide was a retired high school history teacher and football coach with all sorts of interesting stories about the region. We passed Mount Baldy, the "living" sand dune that moves, at Indiana Dunes National Park and made it all the way down to a good view of the Century of Progress homes before making our way back. We also got to hear all about the ship, the Emita II, which is a historic ship from the 1950s, and about how it reached its current home. It was also very cute that Captain Jan had the kids come up and take turns at the wheel on the way back. There is a snack bar on the lower level of the boat, and there are restrooms on board. Free parking is available a little walk away - walk towards the Lighthouse Museum, as the dock is behind there. Definitely a great adventure!

Very enjoyable and comfortable experience. You get a different perspective of the shoreline and…read morelighthouse. Live music and drinks/snacks for sale. Only complaint is there was a group with a person who should have been cut off from being served any more alcohol but her friends bought it for her. She was extremely obnoxious and loud and made a lot of people on the boat uncomfortable, especially ones with small children.

We had planned to slip our boat at Pine Lake Marina, but a last minute vehicle problem forced us to…read moreleave the boat at home. Instead, we rented a pontoon boat from Gina and Tony for an afternoon. I am so glad we did! Our rental was a very nice, well-kept recent model with plenty of room for ten. We had my elderly father (who has some mobility issues) with us, and they were so accommodating to make sure he could get on the boat. We were so impressed and thankful! The marina rents slips, boats (pontoons and runabouts) and has a well-stocked supply of recreational boating needs at very reasonable prices. Although we didn't use it, the ramp looked clean and had plenty of room for backing in a trailer. If we're back in this area, we definitely will visit again. This is a well-run place with very nice owners!

Horrible customer service. Weather was an issue but was told it was a great day to take the boat…read moreout.

Enjoyed visiting Fay's. They have an amazing selection of parts and equipment for water sports. I…read morewas warmly greeted as soon as I walked in the door. I appreciated them giving me a little space to browse and then checking in to answer my questions. I met Christy with questions on pontoons. She was very helpful and directed me to Jeff, who was very knowledgeable. I love that they are a local family owned and operated business. Great service.

We bought our first boat from Fays back when they first opened. Had all our maintenance done with…read moreFay's and always got a good job at a fair price. We recommend Fays for your boating needs.

We love B&E Marine. Thanks for the new Yamaha boat! Chris Cipares in Sales was patient and worked…read morewith us for months. We finally decided on a new Yamaha--and Chris spent hours explaining every feature and took us out on the water for a thorough orientation on the boat. Everyone at B&E offers helpful, friendly service. Thanks!

Service department is the worst and doesn't do regular maintenance and can't keep up with the…read moreworkload they have. Hasn't made a spring launch date in 3 years. And none of the work gets done Do NOT buy a boat through them unless your planning on buying a new boat every 2 years. After 2 years your treated like a second class citizen. Trust me, there's a running joke about it on the dock.

Customer service here is terrible and had declined 100% in the last few years. I'm only giving this…read more2 stars because of how amazing Steve is and the sales team is. But everything else is just trash. I purchased a brand new boat last summer. I took it got to be winterized and to warranty fix my boat cover that started to tear. I picked it up and the fall afterwards and didn't look too closely. They fixed the button but not the tear. They also left greasy dirty hand prints and dirty foot prints all over my boat that were such a pain to clean up. I didn't notice the tear was till there until I pulled it out of storage. My fault for not looking at it when I picked it up in the fall. I had it brought back to fix the tear. They fixed it but they left my boat outside in the rain. To fix the cover. A bird took a crap on the back seat. They then didn't put one pole in and put another pole so tight they couldn't snap all the buttons and now another button is tearing because of it. I went to clean the bird poop off and it left behind a yellow stain that I have no idea how to get off now. Also when I picked up the bait my 7 by 5 pin adapter is no longer connected to the boat which I always leave connected. They also winterized my waverunner and when they disconnected the negative terminal from the battery they did not put the screw back in so I had to go find a new screw. They do not care about your property. I would not recommend you use them to take care of yours.

I bought a 2006 Mastercraft boat in February 2025, which seemed great at first--new motor, low…read morehours (approx. under 200), and factory ballast tanks. But after storing it at the marina prior to picking up for the first time, I found the trailer's guide poles missing, and while the sales team couldn't help, I replaced them myself. These guide poles are unique to MasterCraft trailers. When I tried towing, the trailer wiring was faulty. I fixed the ground wire and got it working. I launched the boat at my local dock, but on the first outing, the bilge pump started working overtime. I discovered the leak was from a wire running out of the transom. It took nearly four weeks as it was busy season starting the summer to get the boat into service for the local marina to fix it. Once back in the water, I found additional issues of two unsealed seacocks causing leaks, which I fixed with marine sealant. However, water kept accumulating in the bilge, and the battery alarm went off after an hour. The port ballast pump also didn't work. I took the boat back to the local marina, who later found an inboard shaft leak, a bad alternator, and faulty ballast wiring. By this point, I was frustrated--my family had only used the boat three times having to pull it out of water each run, and I'd missed great weather. Culver Portside Marina had assured me the boat was "water-ready," but they admitted it wasn't tested before sale when contacting them on the most current 3 issues being repaired and my experience so far. They offered no help with the repairs, despite me asking for at least 50% of the repair costs. The sale was "as is," per the owner of Culver Portside but these issues should've been addressed before posting sale or disclosed during the sale had it properly been tested Now we have a $1,300 repair estimate immediately after the purchase . I'd recommend anyone buying from Culver Portside ensure a thorough documented inspection and test everything before purchase, especially since it's mid-July, and I'm still waiting for repairs to finish. With school starting soon, it's tough explaining the situation to kids who were once excited upon hearing of the purchase. This was a boat they claimed to have been serviced by them the past few years.

Exceptional service which even included a house call for a problem with a new pontoon boat…read more Purchased last year, but I am happy to report that Huber's fixed it promptly. Another reason to buy local. Thanks Connor!

Ok, so I'm looking for a 16ft fishing boat. See one on fb marketplace @ Huber's. Fair price, just…read morewhat I want. Huber's is about a 50 mile drive, Saturday afternoon, call it a CV-19 escape! Arrive at the dealer and I get this story... oh, we sold that a couple of weeks ago... we haven't had small fishing boats for a while. Now Is this a bait and switch, to get you into a middle of no where to a dealership, so we can sell you something else? Confront them on this. One of the owners comes out and says, it's not our fault! We don't control or list our fb sales, some one else runs their fb page sales. It is not their fault it hasn't come down yet. What? Did I hear that right? No responsibility... really! Now hell, I've bought and sold stuff on fb, taking it off line, marking items sold, is as easy as marking it sold and poof! It's recorded for all to see. I drive an hour and 15 minutes, to a middle of no where marine dealer, who it appears in order to drive business to their doorstep using a post to bait and switch boat ad's? Folks go else where... I can see by other comments, this place seems to have problems.

Kevin and Ricky were great. Knowledgeable and friendly, they found good fishing spots and were…read moreextremely helpful to me and my two pre-teen boys. Fire Drill was very responsive from the outset, and were really willing to be flexible to make our charter work. We pulled into pier with a bunch of lake trout and lots of smiles. Highly recommended!

My wife and I took are son and 2 of his friends out this morning. I cannot say how great Capt…read more Kevin and Luke were, safety conscience, really explained everything, helped where it was needed and has 13 lines constantly in the water. The boys had a blast as much as we did. Capt. Kevin's wife Trish did a great job communicating and explaining everything ahead of time. My wife brought in the winner, a 20 pound Lake Trout!!! I would got out on a second trip with them!

IF YOU ARE READING THIS, VISIT THIRD COAST PADDLING!!!! We visited on 6/3. It's a beautiful area to…read moreexplore while being active as well! The equipment was in excellent condition and the staff are WONDERFUL. The young gentleman working on Wednesday June 3 around 2pm was very kind! He offered us some points of interest to look out for along the way and encouraged us to come back over the summer, which we plan to! We had a hiccup with the parking situation but the staff went above and beyond to help us remedy that quickly and efficiently, so THANK YOU to the Oliver for reaching out to us. Please share our gratitude with your entire team-- customer service like this keeps people coming back!!!!! Excellent excellent excellent!

Friendly staff and luckily there were walk up singles available. Lovely journey down and back on…read morethe river, great break from the hustle and bustle of New Buffalo's main drag.

NYE party was crazy, that boat rocked back and forth at nearly 45 degrees never again will I board…read morethat ship

Not happy with the services received. Company is a mess and it affects their services to…read moreclients. They manage from out of state and it's an obvious issue.

I really like this Beach. I visited on a random Friday and there was plenty of space to park. I…read moreappreciate it the cleanliness of the beach, love that there was a ramp going from the walkway to the sand but wish that they had the accessible aisles leading onto the sand like I've seen at other beaches. For a Midwest Beach, the water was very clean. Of course one season is over so there weren't any lifeguards and there was signage explaining that you are swimming at your own risk. I like that there are two restaurants very close by and although I hate porta potties I appreciate that they are an option when the bathroom closes. I'd definitely visit again!

I was here for the lighthouse and the beach, which turned out to be pretty darned awesome. Even on…read morea cool autumn morning, it was a great visit. They were not yet enforcing the parking which is always a bonus. There were a few other people - not many - and the lack of crowds was great too. [Review 20618 overall - 149 in Indiana - 1599 of 2023.]