We used this harbor to take the jet ski out and brought it in…read more It costs $10 to use the dock ramp. Open between March and October, the man who owns the place lives actually on site at the harbor. He will collect your money and there is free parking available on site as well. I don't recommend trying to sit/stand under the shade where he is or else he will jump your ass for it. I won't make that mistake again of asking... who cares if it is 99 degrees outside, right? ... There are a couple of patio tables and chair you can sit at, but it is open to the sun right beside the main building. - Refreshments are for sale such as simple things like chips and bottled water. - Easy access ramp and fully concreted. No gravel accept for the road driving up to it. Happy jet skiing, everyone!

Very satisfied with work. No problems. Very knowledgeable and spent time explaining and providing…read morephone support. Compared to local Marina price and turn around time great.

I called Alan about my 72c velvet drive. Before I sent it to him he asked me multiple questions…read moreabout what problems I was experiencing and what I had done so far. he sent me a lot of photos and spent time on the phone with me to diagnose. I have wrenched on my own stuff for years so I am no amateur. After I sent him photos of mine he determined I had the pump on backwards. Set up for a left hand drive. Mine is a right. I rotated the pump 180 degrees and it works fine. he did this all at NO expense to me whatsoever. He is a great guy and very knowledgeable. Treated me right. If I have further problems I will definitely send it to him. Bob Rochester MN

Woodland Marina and the Service Manager Bruce Dudley made promises they could not keep and…read morecontinuously lied to us on the status and schedule for your boat repairs. We delivered the boat to the marina on May 17th and were told the boat might be ready for the Memorial Day weekend. We continued to call and check the repairs and schedule a pick-up date. Bruce Dudley made numerous excuses and lie on the status of the repairs. We had enough of the delays and picked the boat up on July 19th. The boat was never moved, and no work was completed. He had the boat for nine weeks.