Such nice people there! I have a membership with Suntex…read moreBoat Club. The attendants are all so friendly and helpful Great abundant parking They even have some fun lake souvenirs They rent boats and jet skis They are located near the harbor shops so a quick jaunt around the corner and you have half a dozen restaurants to pull up your boat Lake ray Hubbard is great on this side of the highway and this marina is a great place to start a boating adventure

Great marina and very nice boats! The staff working the dock are super helpful and make it an easy…read moreexperience all around.

I am a founding member of the Suntex Boat Club at Lake Don Pedro, CA, and I love it…read more My membership makes me a partial owner of 5 boats right now. Because we are new chapter, it is totally easy to make reservations on the weekend and brain-dead easy during the week. I want enough but not too many people to join so we can grow the fleet but still be able to book. They have 3 new boats arriving in May 2021, so we will get a nice upgrade from regular marina rental fare. I was considering buying a boat for my empty-nest life, but do not want to deal with: buying, insurance, maintenance, trailer, storage, cleaning, towing, launching, and I don't even have a truck, so boat club is perfect for us. I used a boat last weekend, and everything was super-smooth. Because I am club, they treated me a bit better, and most of the paperwork was done when I arrived. I also have a reservation for Mother's Day in a few weeks. At Don Pedro, we get the boat all day, which is 10 to 4. The full-day rental makes it easy to get to the other side of the lake and stop, swim, play, and chill without feeling that the meter is running at $100 an hour. The boat club has the same impact as a ski pass; it makes you more integrated with your hobby and takes away the pain of paying for the rental on the day you use it, so you don't really notice. It's a buffet; the more often you go, the more value you get. I bought the Captain's membership for $3000 with a $500 discount and pay $375 a month, so the breakeven is 7 days on the water in the first year and 5 days each year after. Also, the skis, boards, and tube rentals are free, which cost $65 a day each without club. For Northern California, you can use the club at Lake Don Pedro and Lake Berryessa. I heard they will open a location in Southern California, maybe at Marina Del Rey. You can also use all the other locations throughout the US.

Joined the boat club a few months ago and couldn't be happier. Strongly considered buying a boat…read morebut decided that towing, maintaining, fixing, cleaning and everything else sounded like a lot of work that would take away from the boating experience. At Suntex you just return the boat with fuel and walk away. That staff is great too and online reservation system is easy. I also understand that they are getting 10 new boats in December!

We've always enjoyed going to Harbor Bay Marina during the summer, but today's experience was…read morereally disappointing. A few weeks ago, we arrived to launch our boat, and there was no one in the office to collect the launch fee. Rather than leaving without paying, we left a $20 bill with a note. The launch fee is $12, and when we called the next day, we were told we had an $8 credit. Today, we returned, paid our launch fee, and asked to use our $8 credit. Unfortunately, the lady manager was incredibly rude--not only to us, but also to the employee working in the office. The tone, attitude, and overall way the situation was handled were completely unnecessary. We always try to do the right thing, and that's exactly what we did by paying even when no one was there. It's disappointing to be treated with such disrespect after making the effort to be honest. I hope Harbor Bay Marina takes customer service more seriously because no customer--or employee--deserves to be treated that way.

It a nice little spot for fishing, but we didn't catch any fish. We tried all kinds of bait except…read morelive minnow. A guy passing by said he used live minnow the other day, and that's what they like, so maybe we'll try that soon. They do sell bait and minnow here. It was $3.49 for a dozen live minnow and $6.49 for a bag of frozen shad. $8 per person. $1 per additional rod. Bathrooms are pretty clean. The fishing barge is located at the end of the pier. Enter through the main store. There's an inside fishing area in the barge with a rectangular hole where you drop your line in. I didn't go there because there are people in there smoking up a storm. We fished outside at the end of the barge facing the lake. Be careful if you choose this spot because you can get your line snagged very easily, especially on the right side. 3 stars for paying $8 and no fish and also for losing 3 lures from snags.

This was hands down the best experience I could've done in Dallas area! We had a group of 10 and…read morepersonally met the owner, who was extremely knowledgeable and gave us a fantastic tour around the place. His employee, Guy, was a phenomenal aid and made sure we got in and out of the water safely, and even gave us some waters in the 105 degree heat. Despite this heat, the lake was very cool and we had fun the entire time. If you're looking for a family activity or looking for a great time, please support this business! To my fellow UT Dallas students, this place is extremely cheap if you're looking for a great time!

I rented a tandem kayak for me and my girlfriend. Easily one of the best things I have ever done…read more Dave was welcoming, easy going, and helpful. Total price for two hours was about $42-45 but was worth every last penny. You best believe we will be back, and I'm suggesting it to many other people.

Lake L Ron Hubbard is realllllly creepy. Apparently just smelling the aroma of this lake will cause…read moreyou to instantly convert to Scientology. CREEEEEPY. As you're descending into Dallas from the East you come across the spectacular and vast Lake which really doesn't fit into the Dallas area because it's just too beautiful and too wet. Like my Bae. Definitely the prettiest way to come into Dallas with the skyline imposing itself behind the lake. Absolutely gorgeous.

Very nice area. However, there are a lot of restaurants that have been closed. It's quiet and never…read moretoo busy or crowded. I love the architecture and the greenery that surrounds this place. The lake is quite large and there are lots to do. From a walk around the board walk, to wine and dine. There is also a Cinemark on the grounds and a few hotels on same this side of lake. You can rent a canoe, boat or jet-skies. Even catch sunset with dinner on a boat. Definitely family oriented, there is not much for the night life. Sure hope that business picks back up, asi would hate to see this place go to waste. Several spots to pick from to eat from a Mexican, Cajun, American and Asian. Parking is a little tuff at times, you will find a spot eventually but you just have to circle around and walk further. They do have valet though, so that's an option. There is not much shaded sitting areas near the water so an umbrella is highly recommended, or a hat, but definitely plenty of sunscreen and water. The scorching summer hot days in Texas will have you screening if you don't. So pack accordingly and plan ahead.

Beautiful views and amazing customer service. We loved the views and relaxing boat rideread more

This was a fun activity! My and a girl friend decided to come just to catch up and have something…read morefun to do. We don't really drink and go to the club much but this was great to see what rockwall has to offer. We managed to take lots and LOTS! Of pictures, chat with new people, dance and just had a great time! I think for under $60, it was worth it! You get to relax, enjoy the ride, watch the waves and beautiful sunset! Lots of couples and families here celebrating birthdays, anniversary, etc. Highly recommend!

Easy process to rent online, boat was ready when we arrived, got an informative safety session…read morebefore we launched. Boat was nice and we had a great time. Friendly staff. Thank you!

We paid the entry fee to get in the park for the sole purpose of renting paddle boards (which are…read moreadvertised on the website as being available). They said they were all broken when we got there...asked about kayaks and nope those were broken too. I wasted the money to get in only to have to turn around and leave and lose it because they don't give refunds.

So much fun ! My friend and I had a blast kayaking with Dallas Paddle. The staff was super nice-…read moreLibby had an amazing spirit and went above and beyond to make sure all our needs were covered. They gave us clear instructions of what to do, gave us life jackets and helped us in and out of the water. Whenever we got back- I told Libby how my shorts were wet from getting in the kayak (there was left over water in the kayak) and she ran and got me a towel and allowed me to take it home ! The sweetest !! They have a little parking lot on both sides of the rental area so it's easy in and out (free parking). In terms of renting the kayaks- they offer 10% off for all students, teachers and military. For the hour it was only $20. I felt like it was a fun nature activity. I also love that a small portion of their funds go back to support local Dallas communities and parks. Can't wait to go back and do it again!

Dallas Paddle provides a great service to the lake and community. I went with two friends this…read morepast Saturday afternoon, one of which is blind. The parking is public and we didn't have any issues for our three cars. The location was very easy to find; right next to the boat ramp. The staff was inviting and helpful. We signed our waivers, hopped in, and James shoved us off to leave us up to our own adventure. Will definitely do it again! Please note it is credit card only. Dogs are allowed but must have a life jacket. Also, if it is too windy they have to shut down operations--about 25 mph, so it may be best to check conditions or call in advance.