Spend the hour or day pedaling your way through the water of the Woodlands! Easy to book online!…read moreScan and sign your waivers! Four people max per swan. Everyone should try these out at least once! If anything get your leg work out! ;) Don't forget your SPF, hat, and shades!

Today I didn't rent a kayak, and I rarely do. Why? Because during the three weeks a year that I…read morelike being outside in The Swamp, I don't consider this alternative. However if You want to have a unique experience in The Swamp, this is a terrific outdoor offer.

I experienced The Woodlands Waterway during an industry conference I was attending at the Marriott…read morehotel located right next to the waterway. The walking area along the waterway is super clean and well-kept; a perfect spot to have a conversation with a friend or customer, go on a walk (I went on multiple while there), and/or go on a jog/run. There are a bunch of restaurants and bars along the waterway as well. I highly recommend checking it out especially if you are within walking distance.

Great place to enjoy a beautiful casual walk. The waterway is shaded with artistic benches and…read moreseating along the way. There is a trolley that runs frequently and best of all, it's FREE!

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!

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.

Nice thing to do on the weekend! I love kayaking and figured there had to be a place in Houston to…read morekayak. I luckily stumbled upon this place! The lady at the front desk was very nice and thorough, and charged us $40 for 2 hours for a tandem kayak. You go down the stairs and there will be workers there to help you put the kayak into the water. Highly recommend this place.

I'd never been kayaking until BCA; I paid $30 for a single rider's kayak for two hours. I went with…read morea few friends and we paddled towards downtown Houston and got the chance to enjoy a beautiful view of the city from the river. It's definitely peaceful, and it took my group 30 minutes to get from the start point (around The Kitchen at the Dunlavy) to Sabine Street on the day we went. It was exhausting but definitely worth the effort and price. The service was fantastic. They were super helpful, which was awesome since most of the people in my party were first-timers! I highly recommend this experience; kayaking was such a blast today!

Friendly service and you're starting close to the fountains which are a great way to cool off in…read moreyour kayak on a hot day. I would recommend this place if you want to enjoy an hour or two on the lake. From this location you have enough time to get to the Water Dragon and back if you have the arm strength.

Worst service I have ever experienced. All staff members didn't speak to us once, besides when we…read morehad to pay. The kayaks were run down and absolutely disgusting, covered in urine and dirt. My clothes were soaked in pee after our ride. We mentioned it to the staff and they didn't even acknowledge the issue or speak back to us. Very disappointing experience.

A Rough Start, But a Solid Finish -- They Made It Right…read more This is the first review I've written in years, and as a fellow business owner, I know how important reviews can be. Initially, my experience with Captain Kirk's was frustrating -- I bought a used 40hp outboard that had some unexpected issues, and I felt like no one was willing to take responsibility or help after the sale. I had reached out with concerns about a chipped fin on the lower unit shortly after picking up the motor, and at first, I was told there was nothing that could be done because it was a used item sold "as is." That was disappointing, especially since the issue wasn't disclosed beforehand, and I had been told the unit would be serviced before pickup. But here's where things turned around. After I posted my initial review, the owner of the company personally reached out to me. He took the time to listen and understand what had happened. He even offered to drive up to Fort Worth to pick up the outboard and give me a full refund -- which I thought was incredibly generous and unexpected. I told him I wasn't interested in returning it after investing time and effort, but I appreciated the offer. Most importantly, he acknowledged my frustration and offered to cover the cost of the repair. That showed me he actually cared about my satisfaction and reputation as a business. I'm not going to send him a bill, but the gesture meant a lot. In the end, I left feeling heard, respected, and valued as a customer. If you're thinking of shopping with Captain Kirk's, I'd say: go for it. They do stand behind their name -- just make sure both you and the team are on the same page about the condition of the product, especially when buying used. Ask questions, get things in writing, and don't be afraid to speak up. Despite the bumps along the way, my final impression of this business is a good one. I appreciate that they made it right.

After posting my review, Troy Kirk, the owner's son contacted me and listened to my experience and…read morecomplaints. He asked that I give him a chance to make it right. That was Monday. They called on today, Wednesday, and told me my boat was ready, instead of next week as I was initially informed. Thanks to Troy for his assistance, follow up and dedication to customer service!