Sugar Pine Point State Park - July 13, 2025…read more We were here for a 5 night stay. This is a great campground to stay at during a warm summer's day. There are lots of pine trees and sweet aromas of the forest and flowering shrubs. Coming down off of granite peaks so high and proud, the warm taste of summer under cotton candy clouds. The earth, the wind, the sweet fragrant smell, said more than words could ever tell. Butterscotch Breeze, by Bruce O Most of the campsites are fairly spacious. They have picnic tables and fire rings together with bar lockers. Yes, they have lots of bears, so you cannot leave anything out without fear of a bear. Disturbing your campsite. In fact, if you do leave things out the park Service will give you a ticket . They have nice water running bathrooms and a separate shower facility. There are lots of great hiking and cycling trails. Some go across the highway down to the lake. The Shoreline is not dog friendly, but if you wanna go kayaking, you can walk your dog down and put it in the kayak. There are some nice beaches down at the lake.

This park is big and beautiful. The trails and railway go deep into the lake. The water is pure…read morecrystal clear. And it tastes even better than the purified water.

Somewhat challenging but doable for beginners and great destination to mark the middle of the tour…read more Bring swim suits and food! Excellent place to hang out

Beautiful moderate difficulty hike with stacked stones to indicate the way. It was a great day hike…read morefor two young inexperienced hikers. We saw couples and families of all ages enjoying the scenery along the way. The lake itself is beautiful, but we didn't explore too much around it's banks. We found a nice little area to have lunch before heading back.

We went to Meeks bay campground for the day lake experience. It was so peaceful. I'm sure it will…read morepick up since school will be out soon. They have a grill, bathrooms, cabins paddle board rentals, and I'm sure a few other amenities I didn't see. I definitely would go back!! Maybe rent a cabin.

This is the best campground available on Lake Tahoe. Rasta has made us feel welcomed and keeps the…read moreplace very clean.

Sometimes you have an experience that you know will stick with you for the rest of your life. This…read morewas one of those times. We did a two day south fork trip, with a stop for the night on the river bank. Our guide Cryin' Bryan(just kidding Brian!!) and bonus gear guy Gator, were absolutely amazing. The were kind, helpful, had the best stories and cooked the best food. We did 21 miles of river over two days and it was unbelievable. Things we learned on this trip... -Gator taught me how to make a camping mocha(more like chocolate coffee when I made it!) with instant cocoa mix, coffee, creamer and water. -A tortilla wrap with PB&J and trail mix is the thing of dreams. -The front right seat of the raft is the 'hot' seat(or wet seat) and you will get hammered repeatedly. Haha. -Camping on the side of the river is magic. Pure. Magic. -Hospital bar has its name for a reason. -Composting toilets in the woods smell like a gerbil cage. -Brian's love of Star Wars and pineapple fried rice lead me to believe we could be real life friends. -You can make lifelong friends out of strangers you meet on a rafting trip. The meals they provided were amazing. Well beyond normal camping fare. For sure a perk with the trip. With things like chicken salad pitas, pancakes, sandwich wraps and fajitas, we were never hungry. We upgraded to the canvas tent they have at the campground for the first night and it was wonderful. The little front porch and getting to hear the river while we slept was magic. The newly upgraded bathrooms were probably the nicest I've seen at a rustic camp ground. The shower stalls are outside, but each one has a locking door with the shower stall and a little changing area with hooks and a bench(and the rain shower heads were great, but know the water pressure isn't the hardest, but not the worst either). When the 'Boss Man' picked us up from the river on the last day, it was really neat to get to chat with him. He asked for anything we think would add to the trip, and the only thing we can think of would be to bring along a yard game for the overnight trips, like ladder-ball or something for on the river. But there is absolutely nothing we would change. Enjoy my million pictures. I really couldn't pick and choose what to show, so I showed it all! We can't wait to go back!!

We enjoyed the half day class II-III+ trip. Everything went smoothly from start to end. There were…read morechill about people being late: I think they might leave a buffer because people are always a bit late. I really appreciated they had a page linked after you book of all the things to know before the trip. Getting ready was smooth, and the guide was helpful on the way with paddling instructions and questions. We dropped into the water at two points and also got to switch seats so everyone tried being at the front. The water is extremely cold. There are two photo spots where they took pictures you can purchase. Lastly the bus to get back went great, but they kind of left us alone right after we got back to camp, even though we had some questions and were going to leave a tip (we left our wallets in the cars).

Good shit. Awesome…read moreguides, thrilling rapids, and stunning views. An unforgettable adventure! ‍

WOW WOW WOW. There are not enough ways to express how awesome this entire trip was. Audrey (the…read moreguide who's raft I stayed on), Dustin (the Team Leader), Mcclure, and Roman will forever get my praise for how they exceeded my expectations. This was my first time going both whitewater rafting and camping, and the entire time I felt taken care of, safe, and catered to in ways I hadn't even expected. I don't know how many times I shouted "Team Audrey!" as she expertly navigated difficult rapids. Roman was the guide responsible for riding ahead of us with all our cargo and setting up camp, and every time I was more and more impressed with the breathtaking set up he did with all of our tents, eating areas, and shaded spots. Dustin was a worthy team leader who made sure our trip went smoothly and on time, and was awesome to talk to and joke around with. And McClure was a thorough teacher and guide who is clearly passionate about what he does! I've noticed some reviews of people complaining about things out of Tributary's control like the bathroom quality or the heat or the other parties that would camp nearby. And even though that is technically not Tributary's juriscdiction, I still felt as if the four guides with us did everything they could to anticipate these problems and lessen their impact on our trip. Like they had a handwashing station for us, and had plenty of shaded areas for us to rest in. Not to mention they really took care of the quality of food we ate, giving gluten free and healthy options as well as snacks and drinks for us. Audrey, Dustin, Roman, and Mcclure. You four have a forever client in me. It is because of you guys I have such memorable stories that I will be telling until I am old. I can not thank you guys enough.

Great experience! Staff were knowledgeable, friendly, and efficient. The basic bikes start at…read more$16/hour then are prorated for every 15 mins, so you don't have to worry much about getting back to the shop by a hard cut off time. Helmets and bike locks are available, and there's free public parking just across the street. Highly recommend taking the bike path that follows the river -- the scenery is just phenomenal!

We got there early and they didn't have enough bikes for the kids . I came here with my family and…read more5 little nieces and nephews. The customer service is lacking . The parking here sucks. 2 hour limit and you have to go across the street to FAT CATS. . You have to register. I'm very disappointed to get here early and not get bikes . After discussing with the family , we end up leaving

Such a fun adventure! We booked online a day prior and received an email with clear instructions on…read morewhere to meet and what time. The group can only access this beach with the shuttle & tour group so make sure to read everything in the email. The clear kayaking is done at Sand Harbor which was absolutely gorgeous. All of the guides we met and interacted with were super cool, nice, and helpful. Using a clear kayak is particularly cool when you go over rocks and boulders in the lake. The kayaking was not too strenuous and I would definitely recommend for beginners like myself. It is a bit more pricey to do the clear kayak tours as opposed to renting a regular kayak so it's something to consider, but by doing the tour I got to see a part of the lake I had never been to (and is a bit harder to get to) and also got instructions and tips for kayaking. We thought the tour would go a little farther/longer too but it was still cool. Kayaks are available as singles or doubles with weight limits so be sure to take that into account when booking. It was late July when we went so the weather was nice and warm. We wore swim shorts and dry fit shirts with UV protection. Our legs got a little wet from water splashing off the paddle but it felt great. They do lend you dry bags to use if you have any items you want to keep on you while kayaking. I did use the dry bag for my sunscreen, water bottle, wallet/fanny pack. They also said we could leave belongings in their life jacket van at the beach, which some people chose to do. I would recommend packing light though. I am glad we booked this adventure. I think after going with a tour group now I feel more confident to rent a kayak and head out without a tour next time I visit Tahoe.

Not responsive, does not reply to emails or calls ahead of booking and no updates about pending…read morereservations

We were looking to rent 2 pontoons last minute for a group of 20 during our spring break vacation…read more I went to getmyboat.com and boatsetter.com and had no luck. It was either not available, no response, or overpriced. By chance, my buddy saw their 2 pontoons docked, inquired, and was told they were available. I checked them out and they looked great and were way more affordable than the other boat rental sites. Needless to say we rented them and the staff members we dealt with were very informative and SUPER friendly (shout out to Patrick, Marko, and Gustavo). The kids and adults all had a blast. They will be my go-to boat rental spot in Tahoe from now on. Keep up the great guys.

Never ever come to this place... first they will charge $240/hr then they will add $50 after ride…read morefor fuel. They assigned already damaged boat and then asked us to pay $300 and if we don't pay they will charge $2500. They are racist especially they harass Indians. It was really bad experience and they spoil your mood in a way that it kills excitement for the whole day. never come to this place ever. Never ever to this place.