Great day on a beautiful lake. What more could you ask for?! The double-decker pontoon was so…read morevery fun for all generations! Roomy and comfy boat - showing its age, but that sure didn't put a damper on our fun! Clean and ready for us to effortlessly jump in and get to having some lake time. Easy maneuvering in and out of the boat slip. Water slide - genius. Memories were definitely made and we plan on making it an annual rental with Mickey's Marine.

Recently rented a boat from Mickeys for a day on the lake! It was a completely contactless pickup…read moreand the boat and marina were easy to find. We were advised not to engage with any staff at the marina. We rented the "Aqua Patio" and expected a bit more for the price. The boat itself was ok - it hadn't been cleaned from the last rental (the floor had broken chips and other food) and it's starting to show its age (the gas gage was stuck just below a quarter of a tank and there are several rips and tears). Regardless, the boat did its job and we spent a day on the water in the sunshine.

My husband and I were in the Catskills for a midweek getaway for his birthday and we decided to go…read moreplay a few rounds of golf the day of his birthday. I had researched a few golf resorts in the area beforehand and it was between Island Green and one other place. The deciding factor was price and the fact that Island Green had a tee time that better aligned with our schedule. To be honest, my husband and I are golf novices and everyone at the resort was so friendly and helpful, on and off the course! We didn't have time to finish all of the holes due to a dinner reservation but we had such a great time. The condition of the curse was very well maintained and it wasn't too crowded for a Tuesday afternoon!

1/5 7 minutes ago on Google…read moreSo for those of you planning a wedding nearby... we had the most horrific experience here. Wedding across the street and with few places to stay in the area we rented out the Island Green for family guests. I had visited the place prior to the wedding to meet with the owner and check things out. He showed me a couple of rooms. I did not go deep into the rooms but peeked in ( except for the clubhouse "suites" which only had an outdoor entrance and it was necessary to walk through one bedroom to get to the next. There were 4 double beds in each rooms and each had one bath.) Clear this establishment is not meant for any but male golfers. The owner made a big deal about their restaurant chef and I was introduced to him during my visit. They both talked about how talented the chef was and how delicious the food was. I asked about their hours and was told they would extend their dining hours for our guests if we brought in enough people. The wedding was held in the fall. The guests staying there stayed in rooms that had scraps lumber in the closets, some closets unfinished, no hangers, one guests sink faucet was hanging loose. One guest said the cabinets were dirty as well as the refrigerator. One guest room had no heat. One room's only tv was in a hallway with no room to sit and required you stand in the hallway to view the screen. I am sure there were more issues but we were spared so we could enjoy the reason we were all there. The wonderful food they advertised was nonexistent. They were getting ready to close for the season so the food supply was negligible. I believe they had told guests they were going to bring in some pork to make barbecue but they did not follow through with that promise. When the manager was approached he got very defensive and claimed I had approved every room during my visit which was untrue as I had viewed three total rooms and had only looked into the clubhouse suites because I was trying to figure out who would be comfortable staying there with their rooms wide open and the front bedroom used as an entrance to the second room. He was dismissive to the guests who approached him over the issues I was aware of. The guests staying there described it as similar to a motel featured in the tv show Schitt's Creek if you are familiar. I understand most people who stay there are men and play golf there in the warmer months. The rooms are laid out to accommodate many people in each room. They may not have the same expectations. This is not a RESORT!!!! A resort is a self-contained commercial establishment--such as a hotel, beach, or ski destination--that provides lodging, food, entertainment, and recreation for vacationers It was definitely a rip off for the guests and humiliating for us to have promoted their accommodations. If you are planning a wedding nearby just food for thought. Maybe they'll clean things up but this was a nightmare for us.

I'm on a 30' sailboat and had to both step my mast before heading south then unstep before heading…read moreback north the following year. They have the Jin pole which works great. Great group of people that are super helpful. If you get lucky enough to land there during one of there parties, then I recommend staying. Great prices and great bar area as well. Thanks Steve!!!

When we got our first boat we were total novices, but AJ took the time to explain all the…read morecomplexities of boating. AJ is always responsive and gives excellent service and he can calmly solve any boat issue.

Responsive and knowledgeable. They do what they promise, and they do it well. They know the best…read moreboat for your situation. Very satisfied customer for many years.

It has been quite a few years since I've been to the Preserve, originally when I went it was a…read moreshort walk down to the Black Brook but not much else. It's changed a lot in those years, it's expanded to almost 60 acres, there's a bridge over the brook and benches along it where you can sit and contemplate your surroundings. There's now a full trail system that's really well marked and they seem to be adding another. The brook becomes a trickle in the heat of the summer but when I visited it was rushing over little falls and had some deep pools that were great for letting the dog take a swim.

Nice little sporting good store on Warren street. We scored some great deals at their end of…read moreseason sale 1/2 off north face/Patagonia/smart wool ... nice selection and great deals!

The guy working here on Monday really saved the day. I was going for my first ride of the season…read morebut both my tires were flat. I went to Walmart to buy a pump (I realize that this makes me a dildo) and the pump snapped the screw off of the tube. I had a bit of a nervous breakdown and gave up for the day. Then I decided to google bike shops in the area and found this one. I went in and my bike was ready to go in a few minutes. Dude was super nice too. I'm definitely going back for any future bike issues.

The trailhead was marked clearly and a map was on the front info board. So I started walking down…read morethe trail from an amazing old red barn and got confused when I couldn't even tell where the trail went. I circled back and started again, this time cutting through what looked to be no more than a deer trail through waist high weeds. I wasn't even sure this was the official trail at this point. However. There was a man on a tractor mowing when I started and on my way back, I noticed the trails had been cut clearly in big swaths through the grasses. So I think my timing was just bad as far as that goes. I did find my way to the access road and more traditional gravel/rock trails through the forest to the river's edge. Lovely views. Aside from one moderate hill, I would say it's a fairly gentle hike. I must say other than the trailhead marker and one sign about birds, I never saw any flares/markers or signs showing me the various named trails shown on the map and showing me I was still on the trails. That would be a great addition.

A great spot for dogs. It's divided by small dogs and big dogs. Only problem I have is currently I…read morehave not gone because people aren't wearing masks. It clearly states it's mandatory. It sort of clouds any other positive things to say. I'm always amazed how inconsiderate people really are. Seems best time is when no one is there because you can count on social distancing.

This is a beautiful dog park. It's very large -- about an acre -- all surrounded by six-foot-high…read morefencing and plenty of mature trees for shade. There's fresh water on site as well as bags for waste disposal. There's also a small dog park if you would rather have your little guys play with dogs their own size. It's well used, and your dog will be sure to find someone to play with. I take my dog there often, and it's always a positive experience. I've been to many parks, and this is definitely my favorite one. Rules are posted at the park, and park use tags are available at Kinderhook town hall.