This guy saved us a bunch of money. We had a family member use our boat and returned it with some…read moremajor scratches along the sides and a few gouges on the hull. Unknown how they happened and unwilling to take responsibility for the repairs ....we lost a family member but gained a friend who is welcome to join us anytime we go on the water!

From the owner: Please just call or text me. Skip Yelp And Save us both time. I am located in Wagoner so please…read morekeep that in mind Trust a Certified and Reputable Shop With Experienced Technicians. Got an Ugly Boat! Give us a call, we specialize in Gel Coat Restoration making them look and perform better than New!

The area is very trashy and boat ramp looks kind of questionable. There doesn't look like much…read morespace for vehicle and trailer parking. There is a little marina in the area with quite a few pontoon boats. I did see some little fishing boats around.

I'm so grateful to find Sunny Acres. My Van RV needs lots of help. And they did a great…read morejob! Service was impeccable! Great value! And great people! I had a propane leak and lots of other items they were able to take care of it all! I highly recommend this shop! You won't be disappointed. Oh I did I mention the shop is so clean!! :)

From the owner: Fiberglass and gel-coat repair on boats and RVs. RV repair / replace / maintainread more

Staff is sooo sweet! We gas our boat here on Lake Fort…read moreGibson! The store has all the basics you need for a fun day on the lake and rentals for sup and kayaks also!

Customer Experience with Pelican Point Marina - Cautionary Account…read more In March, we brought our pontoon to Pelican Point Marina in Wagoner, Oklahoma, for routine summer preparation. The boat had run perfectly the previous season, was properly winterized, and required only minor maintenance--a new trailer guide and a few small fixes. Shortly after drop-off, we were informed that one of the pistons needed to be rebored. Although this seemed unusual given how well it had run, we deferred to their expertise and agreed to a full engine rebuild. We were assured the job would be completed within 2-3 weeks. By the end of June--three months later--we still did not have a functioning boat. We were told the machine work had been completed in April, yet progress stalled, and we received a different excuse each week. Eventually, we were told the motor was now "running terribly." When we picked it up, we were told it had been worked on "every day," directly contradicting what we had been told during previous phone calls. At this point, we chose to move on. We now believe there was likely never a significant issue with the engine to begin with. We've spent $2,500 and were left with a non-operational motor--despite the fact that it ran flawlessly last season. Pelican Point also told us that their mechanic was the most experienced in the area and that no other shop would service our 1994 Mercury motor due to its age. This was untrue--multiple other repair shops we contacted had no issue taking on the job. We ultimately took the boat to another reputable marine repair facility, where it was repaired and running within a week. They found that the primary issues stemmed from improperly set up or incorrectly rebuilt fuel system components, as well as problems with the control box. Specifically: * The fuel pump was not functioning correctly during test starts. * Connections to the fuel enrichener needed correction. So * The fuel pump was rebuilt, and stripped hardware was replaced. * The carburetor was cleaned, and a broken cam in the control box was replaced. * A full link and sync was performed in the test tank to finalize repairs. The new shop was efficient, transparent, and professional--everything we expected from Pelican Point but did not receive. When we shared our dissatisfaction with the owner's wife at Pelican Point, we were told, in essence, that they did not care. If that's truly the case, then they should have no issue with us sharing our experience publicly. We are not alone--many other boat owners have reported similar issues. Unfortunately, based on our experience, we cannot recommend Pelican Point Marina for marine repairs or service

Great tech staff, helped me out with all my needs! Paid very close detail attention to adding…read moreperformance parts to my PWC!

From the owner: We're a full service boat, PWC and trailer shop. From basic accessory installs to full motor and…read moredrive builds, or even installing flooring such as SeaDek, carpet or seagrass. Even do full custom builds on boats and motors as well as PWC of your favorite brand 2 & 4 stroke. For those needing parts only, stop by we can help you or guide in the right direction. Check us out on social media: Facebook: After Hours Marine 51 IG: @ahmarineoki1

Mississippi roast today ... Can't wait for it to be ready. The cook is so talented and always…read moretrying new things.

The dam is a pretty cool feature in Oklahoma, since the area feels more like the Ozarks than…read moreanything else. There is a little park on the west side of the dam that is pretty for parking and fishing (of which, apparently it's a good spot for fishing for Paddlefish). It was a nice park and a nice drive.

Good for getting away from town and seeing nature. There are hiking trails starting from both…read moresides of the dam. The water and fish create a dinner table for birds and people. In winter there are several kinds of gulls, lots of pelicans and cormorants. There are fishing areas above and below the dam as well as areas down the river. Several boat ramps have been closed due to silt and them not wanting to spend money to maintain them. It is getting pretty grown up now, but you can still follow the roads to the side of the river to look for birds or fish. The closed boat ramps are secluded and there is poaching, be careful.