We hadn't chartered a boat from Windward in yearrrrrs. So it was amazing to take a Friday off from…read morework and head down to Kemah for a day at the bay. You can charter a boat with or without a captain (by bea is a licensed skipper so we never hire their captain, but it's a great option for us if the beau ever chooses to). Bring your drinks, ice and cooler, snackies, swimmies, and safety!

I took the 103/104 combo and the entire experience exceeded all my expectations. First and most…read moreimportant, Capt Doug is just awesome. He kept everything fun but made sure we were learning, was super patient and let us make mistakes and then calmly correct. He is a master in his trade and on top of that he's just plain funny as hell to hang out with! Everyone we met at Windward was very welcoming and friendly, the boat was spotless when we arrived, everything worked, and it had all the essentials (silverware, dishes, etc etc) that you'd find in a really good air B&B, and the marina is ideal. No question, get your sailing fix through Windward and request Capt Doug!

Conveniently located in the city of sugar land, this lake is easy to get to…read more The lake has a good length to it, making it good for a relaxing paddle or a more strenuous work out. The view from the water consists of buildings as well as close ups of fauna in and out of the water (ducks, turtles, fish).

I love this lake and the walk around the lake is great - about 1 mile if you cut across the bridge…read moreor 2 if you make the whole loop. I currently do 3 by walking around one full time and then half and cut across the bridge. I also feel very safe here because of the restaurants, hotels and condos close by. There are ducks, turtles, herons, cranes and other beautiful animals to see. It is peaceful and a great end to my day UPDATE: BEAUTIFUL sky on fire from this week's walk (July 21)

1) Free 2) Free Parking…read more 3) Free sodas and water and coffee The cruise was easy to get to and excellent. I have never had an opportunity to go on the waterway and found out about it on Reddit. I happened to get the last two spots for one of the last tours of the year and it was easy. My kid had a great time and I did too. Learned a lot and the sailing was smooth!

This is an informative and fun tour and what's more it won't cost you anything which is pretty…read moreamazing since the city of Houston is involved! I went with 7 friends, you enter at Gate 8 off of Clinton Drive, just tell the security guard you are there for the tour. There is a nice plaza to wait at right next to the boats. The parking lot is safe; let's face it, the only folks getting in have to pass security! A bit before 10 am one of the employees came out to check everyone in and handed out bottles of cold water which was great as it was almost 90 degrees outside in full sunlight. We boarded and were asked to sit inside while they got underway. One of the shipmates gave a safety talk and then we were free to go outside. The boat moves along at a pretty good pace, every now and then it slows for tug boat traffic. You get to see the industries that are along the ship channel. There are lots of big ships and also small ones. Some are loading or unloading, others are being repaired or a clean coat of paint. The shipmates serve coffee for the adults on the way and after turning around after about 45 minutes they offer cold water and soft drinks. There are so many photo opportunities so take lots of pictures. You are asked to go inside while they secure to the dock, the air conditioning feels great. Then you are on your way. The entire crew was so nice, they were helpful and friendly and could answer questions. Please, if you plan to take children, keep them under control. While not dangerous, there are things to watch for so you don't trip and the doors for the cabin are very heavy and hard to open and shut quickly so a child could easily get hurt. I took a mix of infrared and visible spectrums photographs

Hermann Park Pedal Boats provides a fun outdoor experience in the heart of the city…read more It costs $12 per boat. One boat seats up to 4 people; two peddlers in the front and two riders in the back. The boats are equipped with a sun shade (thank goodness - it can get hot out there on the open water!) and a simple steering stick in the middle. The boat isn't hard to operate; just pedal forwards or backwards and use the stick to direct the boat. A word of caution: wear waterproof shoes! The space for the pedals can fill with water, and our feet definitely got wet. Our pedals were also a little on the rusty side, and mine squeaked angrily the whole ride. The views are fun from the center of the lake. You can see all around the park, including the central fountain and the iconic Pioneer Memorial Obelisk. Lots of geese, ducks, and turtles in the water. The geese like to come up to the boats, and there was even one or two that wanted to greet us on the way in.

High quality equipment and great service. I've had great experiences renting boats from RWR.read more

From the owner: Ranch Water Rentals is a premium outdoor rental service company located in Houston, Texas. With the…read moretrue outdoorsman in mind, we provide the newest, safest and highest performance UTV's, skiffs, bay boats and golf carts on the market for hunting and fishing enthusiasts.

Booked the Fireworks trip. They advertised it as 730-9pm. Once we were on the boat they said they…read moredidn't plan to end until 1030 pm. We are traveling with children and elderly. We would not have booked this trip. We were not prepared for a 3 hour trip; it caused a whole chain reaction of consequences.

We scheduled the Pirate Cruise and we're not sure what to expect - what a great time!…read more Our grandson danced, sang, looked for clues to the buried treasure, found the map, and had a water gun fight. By the end of the trip all the young scallywags were deemed pirates! The adults had a great time too! The crew was great and very interactive with all those aboard. Would highly recommend taking this trip!

I can't say enough good things about Sailtime Houston - everything from the management, booking,…read moreand experience is phenomenal. I took my ASA 106 here with Captain Evan and it was by far the best class I've taken and I can't say how thankful I am to sail with Evan. Not only are you given a metric ton of excellent seamanship information on your ASA certs, but the intricate details and advice provided by the captain is a literal treasure trove of insightful details for any sailor. His experience is vast and I'm super excited to take what I learned moving forward. I had such an awesome time and learned way more than I expected. This exceeded my already high expectations and I sincerely can't wait to sail with them again soon. Thank you Capt Evan for everything

Had a great time at Sailtime Houston. Took the Docking Course with Cpt Mike just a fantastic…read moreinstructor! Brand new boats and Sailtime Houston has a great family environment!

So there is a marina in Channelview on the San Jac River that has a little bar and grill. The place…read moreis very spacious inside. They have no A/C but plenty of fans going and cold beer, tvs for the games and good food. Horseshoe bar, plenty of tables, very friendly staff. The burger was on point, the rings were typical frozen bag and the shrooms were par but I still enjoyed it. They have load of other things on the menu to tickle your fancy. If you want a change of scenery, food and drinks then sneak off to Good Times Marina. Till we eat again.

My husband and I really wanted to move our 5th wheel to the Good Times RV Park but after this…read moreweekend we have changed our mind and no longer interested. We drove to the park to see if that perfect RV spot had opened up and was stopped by a very rude standoffish woman which we learned was the owner/manager Kathy (so she said). One thing I know real well is how to approach and welcome a prospective resident; a "Hello may I help you" with a smile is how you approach a person, but instead got a sharp rude "What do you need." Right then with her comment and mannerism I knew this was not where we want to be. We are sad that Good Times will not be our future home but dealing with a rude manager is not a place we want to call home. We never had a chance to try the restaurant which has rave reviews but be choose not to patronize a place management is not welcoming. Suggestion Ms Kathy practice you social skills when approaching a person.