Our group had so much fun! Twin Rivers is very relaxed and gives you a lot of freedom. It was a…read morevery straightforward set up - check in and get your life vests, take their shuttle bus to the starting point on the river, get whatever style tube you paid for (we chose tubes with backrests and one cooler tube), and get out on the water! We slowly floated down the river, listened to music on our small portable speaker, swam around, made a short stop along a rocky bank at the edge of the water, and got to the end point after just over 3 hours. We got the shuttle bus back to the Twin Rivers office to drop off the life vests, then went back to our car in the parking deck right across the street. Very simple, and lots of fun!

HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend! Had the best time ever. I had a Groupon glitch but TWIN RIVERS was more…read morethan helpful and beyond kind. Then there's the tubing experience... soooo relaxing, soooo peaceful... soooo fun! Jet ski staff stayed on alert ensuring our safety everything was perfect. AND then to top it off, we dined nearby with a TRT discount on our meal. Thank you TRT for a much needed excursion... life is good!

Kevin was so great and accommodating! On call while you're…read morein the water. Knowledgeable of the trails and very covid-conscious. Choose a nice day and rent a kayak or 2 with friends. The sky is so beautiful and sun was out to warm up a winter day!

Again went on a catfish trip with Kevin and it will not disappoint you . He is a great guide and…read morealso a awesome person . Very informed with regards to all aspects of freshwater fishing and gear.

Been going to LHV for many, many years, in fact, since about 2002. Their prices are reasonable,…read morestaff is friendly, their gear is clean and in good shape, and the store is well stocked/appointed. Steve is a veteran of the dive industry, and been serving the dive community for a long time. They're also very conveniently located just around the corner from Dutch, are open early and close after Dutch shuts down so you can drop stuff off when your dive day is done. Stop by and see them.

I was referred to this shop by Scuba Venture as the go to shop for Oceanic parts. Steve from the…read moreLehigh Valley Dive Center went out of his way to repair a part on my BC that other shops and even online vendors told me I was out of luck and would need to replace the whole power inflator assembly at the tune of $200+. The BC was in excellent condition, but I couldn't stomach $200+ to repair the BC when nice new ones sell on clearance for $250-350. Steve found the parts somewhere and my total bill for the service and parts was only $28! I ended up buying a few odds and ends in the shop also while I was there. I'll definitely make this shop a pitstop when diving at Dutch Springs or on my way to NJ if I need anything. Thanks for the good service guys.

I recently had the opportunity to get back to lessons after many years away. I had a wonderful…read morelesson. Anita Imms is a fantastic instructor and I learned way more in one lesson that I ever thought I could. I can't wait for my next lesson. The farm's setting is unbelievably beautiful and has to be seen to be appreciated. Erica C.

By far the best lessons I've ever had. Anita is patient, present and positive. She explains things…read morein a way that make sense, so you really get it and can work on putting these lessons into practice. It's more a riding philosophy than a "lesson" because it changes the way you think about riding. I"m so glad I found Anita, she is making me realize that I have the potential to be a fearless rider and is instilling confidence in me with every lesson. She is fantastic!

I took a ferry ride on a rainy day in October. While the conditions weren't ideal, the older…read moregentleman running the ferry made every effort to make the ride as interesting as possible for us few riders. He took us to an area on the river that was sure to have a few turtles to see, and sure enough they were there. The ferry is a fun way to spend an hour or so seeing the river up-close.

I don't do a lot of reviews but some organizations really deserve it. A "pony party?" Yeah! You…read moreset up a time and date, and Keona Farm shows up with great animals on time, and ready to go with a clear plan for the day! Barb, the owner, genuinely enjoys what she does and she's managed to surround herself with people to do also and who really care about the kids they entertain. Little details like wiping out the helmets before each and every really makes a difference. The focus on safety and having somebody walk with the kids on every ride really makes a difference. Plus, they're just pleasure to deal with for the customer (me) AND for my guests. 'Surprisingly affordable too. Give Keona a try! We had a great experience.

I researched a lot of vendors and Barbara who owns and runs Keona Farm is AMAZING!!! Truly, from…read morestart to finish. I am a virtual assistant located in Massachusetts and a client of mine wanted me to plan a 'farm' themed party in New Jersey at his new home, for his 6 year old's birthday party. When I reached out after finding her online (and vetting several others that were subpar), her response was immediate and her customer service was top notch. She reviewed everything with me, confirmed the date/time more than once, and not only was she professional, but her personality was LOVELY to work with - she made the experience a pleasure from start to finish. My client and his son LOVED the experience and asked her to stay an additional hour at the party because they were enjoying it so much. They also will be having his son take riding lessons from her in the summer The only negative is that I didn't get to meet Barbara in person - she is professional and warm from the get-go. I highly recommend her to anyone wanting a FUN and top-notch pony ride! She was so thoughtful and kind to email me a thank you and photos of the event - she really gives the extra effort so seamlessly. You can not go wrong with Keona Farm.

After looking around for a reasonable kayak store with variety of equipment, i came across…read morePaddlerscove which has it all. When other stores did not have the items i need, Paddlerscove had it in stock. John was very helpful in finding the right item i needed for my kayak.

I have been recommending Paddlers Cove to anyone looking for a knowledgeable staff member to assist…read morethem when looking to purchase a kayak and kayaking accessories. I have been purchasing products from them for a few years now and have been extremely satisfied.

Over the last few years I've done the kayak thing quite a bit and I'm always looking for different…read morecompanies/places to try. On a whim, a few months ago I found DRPP and gave them a try. Set up: Very simple. You go to the website, find what you want and book it. In terms of kayaking, you're either doing a guided run with the owner Brian or one of the two rental options on your own which are 4.5 miles or 11 miles. www.delawareriverpedalpaddle.com/rentals At the time I went, you could do the 11 mile at different start times but I assume that was leading to a bit of chaos as Brian texted me that the time I chose was unavailable as he was leading a guided tour and then he texted me again that he was running late. It all worked out in the end, but if you're doing the 11 mile now, the only start time is 8am. You meet in Tinicum Park and ideally you park in the back behind the Erwin-Stover House. You'll see Brian's SUV and his carry rack. If you're doing the 11 mile trip you get taken up to Riegelsville. The ride down the Delaware is not very hard. With very little rain this summer/fall the river level was definitely on the low side and for 98% of the trip there was next to nothing in terms of current. It's just you, a fair amount of birds, the traffic along 611 and 32 and if you go on a nice weekend, unfortunately a lot of boats/jet skis. You will get tossed around a bit as far too many act like they own the river and you're in the way. Whatever. I forget what the timeframe was but you have more than enough time to make the trip and Brian tells you that if you want to get out on one of the islands along the way for a break or to enjoy provisions you brought with you, it's more than good. When you get close to Tinicum, you text Brian and he'll come by to pick up the gear or he'll tell you can drag it out of the way at the boat launch and he'll come by to pick it up. The Erwin-Stover parking lot is on the other side of 32. I think it was about a leisurely 4 hour run from start to finish. One small negative. Nothing inherently wrong with the gear that is offered, but I'm not a big fan of ride inside kayaks. I much prefer ride on top models. What are you going to do? No biggie. Personal preference. Overall it was a very good experience from start to finish. Excellent scenery. Brian seems like a great guy and I would definitely come back to do it again.