They "couldn't" raise the seat on one of my bikes, and wanted to charge $60 to completely replace a…read morepedal on the other. Both of these turned out to be much easier fixes. Still, though, they have a good selection of used bikes on the cheap, and the staff are knowledgeable. I'd recommend them for an inexpensive two-wheel ride, but I don't trust them for repairs.

Took the boating safety test with them. The gentleman was timely, friendly, and explained the…read morequestions I missed. Great experience!

We did a 4 hour boat training class with Captain Paul. He was great. He arrived on time. He was…read morevery friendly, patient and knowledgeable. We learn a lot of important skills that have really helped us in our boating.

PROS: A beautiful place to go fishing or kayaking. Nice grass for picnics and nice walks. The name…read moreis unique too since it reminds you of the Friday the 13th lake CONS: The lake has many branches in it that reduces the capability of fishing and kayaking OVERALL: Great lake to come by, just be careful of some of the branches

I am proud to be the first to review this park. Well, it is mostly lake. I will explain…read more Fishing types go bonkers over this place consisting of twenty acres. Why? Because the state released in Spring 2015 tons of broadstock trout, a.k.a. "lunkers"; at three to seven pounds each, and measuring fifteen to twenty-four inches in length. It was the most fish released on opening day ever in the state of New Jersey. The lake is at the very end of Industrial Drive. Very easy to locate. The path is covered in goose poop and possibly discarded Christmas trees that were shredded by the township for trail chips. It goes completely around the lake. There are side trails that are short and long, some going to water that divides Crystal from Millcreek Park, and some going to the Rancocas. These side trails can lead to bog, so wear tough footwear. There is a main path that goes to the water between the parks- it is easy to find. There is also a very small lake to the right of the bigger one. This one is probably not stocked, but you never know what's in there. If you pass that lake, you will hit another industrial park. Cross that road to get to Olympia for more fishing. This is a good spot for birdwatching. Blue herons stay really still, so look carefully. Don't litter, because it will hurt everything that breathes here. I would not eat a caught fish. Check with the DEP first. In the summer, wear some kind of repellant. If you see a tent at the very front with audible curse words emanating from it, pass it fast. This park is not to be confused with the park of the same name in Burlington, NJ. Crystal Lake has something for everyone- anglers, walkers, birdwatchers, and bottle hunters. And, yes- even weirdos. Interesting Facts: -I had a part-time pet dog here for a few years. He belonged to the water plant next door. -A friend and I came upon a couple drinking a case of Pepsi in the deep woods bordering this lake. Not sure what was going on... -Old bottles are only worth one buck. -In late January of 2002, the Hi-Temp Specialty Metals plant on Industrial Drive had an explosion in which one employee died and at least a dozen were injured. OSHA fined Hi-Temp. Good.

Not only was Jim meant to be a scuba diver, he was meant to be a scuba dive instructor. My fiancé…read moreand l wanted to get certified before our honeymoon to St. Lucia. He was so thorough and patient while we were learning these new skills. His teaching style makes everything click and you can tell he's very passionate about what he does. l can't recommend him enough!

Look no further, Ocean Aquatics is what you're looking for to receive your scuba training…read more Five stars is insufficient to describe my wonderful experience from start to finish with Jim at Ocean Aquatics. Jim is very educated and truly is a master of his trade. His compassion to properly train his clients is admirable and inspirational. He took me from a snorkler to a scuba diver! No stone was unturned: I really understand everything I was taught and Jim took lots of time explaining things from the basics to the advanced topics. I'm hard to teach because I'm VERY type A and inquisitive, and he was patient and so smart in explaining everything- past what the book and videos show you (Part of your time is spent watching the videos and answering questions and the other part is actually spent in the water before you go to deep water diving) However Jim's clients range in age and skill level! He teaches many courses from your open water to advanced and rescue and more. He teaches 10 year olds! And they were AMAZING! He really knows how to teach because he is so incredibly well versed. And through his many years of experience he can speak to the old versions and methods of calculating and also the new versions and upgraded systems of scuba equipment. And speaking of this, he's also very thorough in managing and cleaning his equipment and tanks. His maintenance schedule is impeccable and he's very, and rightfully so, Type A about this! I was also really comforted by his use of both feminine and masculine updated suits! It makes a big difference to not wear a suit that's just one size fits all! Jim typically works with Riverwinds for the five under water dives before you go to the Dutch Springs Quarry. But I work 6 days a week and explained that this is not something I could make happen. He kindly and professionally opened up his home and back yard 45ft length pool for me to complete my check out dives. The quality of training I received is unmatchable. And Jim prides himself on putting HIS signature on your log book. He wants it to be completed correctly and efficiently. And he makes you laugh as you go along, too! The world of scuba opens up so many doors and opportunities: im grateful to have had the entrance I did into the underwater wonderland that exists on this earth! Jim at Ocean Aquatics is the place to complete your training. Hands down. You've found what you're looking for. See you under water!

I haven't been in a batting cage in over 30 years at this point, but wanted my ten-year-old son to…read moreget some practice in for baseball season, so I found this place on Google and took him here on a Friday night. Nice people working here, decent sized shop with some ok merchandise, decent facilities. The majority of the batting cages you have to sign up for in advance which are primarily used by teams, but there are three batting cages in the back which are token-operated and do not require a reservation. They have bats and helmets for people to borrow. Little space outside of the cages so no room for practice swings. One token costs $1 and gets you ten pitches from the machine. I bought 20 tokens for my son and I. Unfortunately, the machine jammed constantly, and/or the token machine stole our tokens, so then you have to go back to the front to tell an employee, but there are only two employees and they're dealing with thirty customers at once so it takes time for them to come back and sort things out. The machine ate one of my last tokens and I couldn't even be bothered to go tell an employee again because I just wanted to leave. When it was working, the batting cages were fun and both my son and I enjoyed it. But because of the malfunctions we'll probably look for another batting cage in south Jersey before we come back here.

place is a dump equipment kept breaking down. Kept putting tokes in machine would stop working.read more

Very professional. Hard to get by phone but, the work is exceptional!…read more TKTS! ( they know their shit!)

Everyone at Fonse is amazing! My 18 Coyote was having weird issues no one else could fix. I've been…read moreto Fonse for 2 different issues & they diagnosed & solved the problems easily. They educated me, tuned my car & she drives better then ever! From customer service to performing the job, these guys are top notch!

honestly wished i could write a more positive review but the entire experience was ruined even…read morebefore it started. my friends and i (a group of 11) booked paddleboarding/kayaking for Sunday from 3p-5p. We wanted to booked earlier 1/2p but there was a group that booked from 1p-3p so we had to postpone it a couple of hours back. the morning of i get a call from a guy named Nick who states that the group before ours had a "bus issue" and wanted to know if we were ok pushing our time back til 4p. I told them that it's not fair that our group is being penalized for another group's tardiness and that their rules & policies state that if a party is late, that they lose time. Nick said he's "trying to make both parties happy" but i told Nick that our party had plans afterwards and that we would not like our time to be pushed back. Nick states that it will "only be 15 minutes" that the group will be back by 3:15p and that we will be out in the water by 3:20/3:30. I requested compensation for the inconvenience to which Nick states that "there's not much that he can do". Nevertheless, the group still wanted to go so we still proceeded with the reservation. I, along with majority of our group, arrived still promptly at 3pm. We signed our waivers and waited until the group before us finished. The group was out there til way past 3:30pm. Nick came around this time to state that he can give us a "$10 discount" but we would need to have our physical credit cards with us to give us back the refund; unfortunately none of us had the physical card with us. At this moment, he also asked us if our entire group was here. 2 people were running not even 5 minutes late (as they were told we weren't going to start until 3:30 anyway). When Nick heard this, he said "oh you're group isn't even all here yet?" and then proceeded to walk away. Hello? I was still here (along with majority of our group) at 3pm, I still deserve the refund. I thought that was VERY rude. There was a girl employee next to him who we diverted our attention to since Nick walked away, and told her that we would still like to get started as it was now nearly 3:40pm. She helped us get set up with life jackets and paddleboard/kayaks- she was very sweet and helpful, nothing against her at all. The actual paddle boards were very worn down, not all of the paddle boards had bag straps so i made sure i had one that did as i had belongings that i did not want to leave behind. My paddleboard also made a lot of noise (unsure if there was a tear that was on the bottom of the board that was flapping around with each stroke). For $45+tax+tip, I could have bought my own inflatable paddleboard and went into the lake for free. The actual time spent in the lake was very nice, it was a beautiful day, very minimal currents, not too crowded. Besides this company there were other people who brought their own equipment so I'm guessing the lake is free for all so we really didn't need to go with this company and bring our own equipment (which I will probably do next time). There is a bunch of parking as it is in a park but only 1 porter potty nearby so it was better to change in the car. Overall, nice day out at the lake, really bad experience with Driftwood.

Great and friendly customer service, got on the lake really quick and the spot is very pretty for…read morestand up paddle boarding. They were really friendly with our dog!

Tony was helpful and patient. He got my ball drilled quickly. Ensured that I liked the fit and that…read moreeverything was comfortable. Even sent my parents his way and the were pleased

Excellent service, was very pleasant. He was very helpful for my son ,in getting the correct ball…read moreand shoes.