Owners are great people. The place is a bit run down but serves its purpose. They have a small…read morestore with snacks and beer also ice. There are showers in the building, fire pit and horseshoes.

I was in a situation where I needed my boat to be lifted so I could make an repair on a transducer…read more Scooter moved a boat out of the lift well, and was waiting for me when i got the boat there. Lifter the boat, I got the transudcer swaped, and Scooter helped me run rhe connector plug, I didn't ask him to he just did! Finished the job and did'nt have to do it latter. When I was ready to relaunch the boat, I was tolld could leave it in the hoist till the 5200 cured . So I was able to leave the boat in the hoist and do other things and came back in the evening and have the boat relaunched. Excellent customer service !!!!!!!!!!!

To clarify, my brother was wearing one of the provided life jackets but it had loosened. And the…read moretrick to starting the boat involved pulling the key slightly out before turning it. We paid close attention during the walk through but were not informed of this procedure.

Highly recommended for a great boat rental experience!! We rented a tritoon for a half day. The…read morestaff was friendly, efficient, and helpful! The boat was in terrific condition. You won't go wrong renting from these guys on Glen Lake!

Always fresh & hot! Great service too. Todays cream of asparagus soup was delicious and homemade…read more Small town hospitality with fresh and hot delicious food

Was visiting and camping in Cadillac, and stopped in for breakfast because of the reviews I had…read moreread. We were definitely not disappointed! What a great breakfast! We were seated by the window so we were able to look out and enjoy the beautiful views of Lake Cadillac. Our service was great! Very nice and friendly. Nice quaint restaurant. Our food was delicious! We all left very full and satisfied! The portions were very generous. If you're visiting the area and are looking for a delicious breakfast, I highly recommend this place. If I'm ever back in Cadillac, I will definitely be back! Highly recommended!

We had a wonderful sunset cruise tonight (6/28/25). The crew was friendly and informative, and the…read moreviews and sunset were amazing. Highly recommend!! Reasonably priced and great for all ages.

We had a blast on our sunset cruise. All of the crew members were fantastic. They were very…read morefriendly and personable. Cassie was a great tour guide. She also made her way around the boat to see how all the passengers were enjoying their trip. She was fantastic! Jo-Jo was a great captain. He was also very friendly and took the time to talk with my 6 year old. Brenden was also very wonderful. Making sure all the walkways were clear and safe. He was also taking the time to talk with the passengers. Lyndon was our bar tender and was also so incredibly nice. Made some great Long Island iced teas and was great to chat with. The boat is very cute. We truly had a great time on our cruise. I highly recommend going out on the tour at least once. I would love to do it again. Thank you to our crew for making a great memorial evening for us.

Love the atmosphere! Wish it would of stayed open longer this season…read more Love it when they have live music

Great place to rent kayaks from. The kayak trail offered classic beautiful up north views. The…read morestaff were beyond friendly and helpful.

Came to kayak the Crystal River…read more We rented a tandem kayak and a single sit on top kayak. It was roughly 109. They do military discount so it was cheaper to come in store than book online. It was very easy coming in and renting. Minimal paperwork and then you go wait for the van to take you to the start. The van was a 5-8 min ride to the start of the river. You go in the van with the other groups who are going. Heads up there is poison ivy where they park the van. But they tell you where and to avoid it. All the staff were very good at telling us things we needed to do and look for on our trip. But incase you got curious little ones, maybe keep them close til they get on the kayak to avoid any poison ivy. We started at 1040 and ended at 1310. So roughly 2.5 hours it took us. They do let 12 and up rent their own kayak I believe or it's 13 and up. I'm glad we did a tandem kayak for my 12 year old daughter. She would have got her self stuck alot with the trees in the river haha. If your child isn't experienced in kayaking I'd do a tandem so you can help them navigate around the trees. There's a lot of fallen trees in the river. But nothing you can't navigate around. I won't lie I did get stuck twice haha. We brought a cooler and a dry bag and they fit on my kayak. It was very fun. We had great weather it was a little cloudy but we preferred that then get beat down with the sun for 2.5 hours. We would definitely come back again!

Sooo..where to begin. I'm really disappointed that this adventure didn't work out. Off the bat, we…read morewere late getting started and checked in. There were several things that caused this (a huge group in front of us, our kayaks being taken by someone else, more kayaks being shuttled over), but that wasn't the issue. I've kayaked before and have some experience here. The river is not for beginners. I was looking forward to something relaxing, not too technical, but that's not what I got. I had to paddle and maneuver constantly. About 1/2-3/4 of the river is covered in downed trees and logs. The staff say that this makes the river "interactive" and that this is out of their hands. At some points, it felt ridiculous. It got extremely narrow, and when we'd try and navigate around obstacles, the water was so low we'd get stuck on the sandy bottom. A sign at the beginning referenced that the water was at the "middle" level. I can't imagine how it'd be if the water were any lower. We're taking less than a foot in some places. The other person I went with flipped her kayak twice due to debris. Additionally, we saw several people flip and get stranded, especially when using the tandem kayaks. The water is just too low in A LOT of the river. Four people we just happened to bump into just stood up and dragged their kayak since it was easier at certain points. There should also be information about the kayaks utilized. Specs would be helpful. I think beginners wouldn't know what some of the specs mean in some cases, but at least include a weight limit, type, how heavy it is, etc. If you have kids, in my opinion, it's unlikely that they'd be able to move their kayak alone. We also came across locals (at least it seemed like it) who were kayaking and floating the opposite way. This led to more challenges with navigating and more flipping. The portages are also hard to navigate. There are three, which require people to exit, drag their kayak across a path or road, and then reenter. These portages were hard to use, especially while carrying gear and kayaks. One in particular was across a road, which seemed unsafe. There are no staff posted at these sites to assist if needed. The river was gorgeous. The trees, wildlife, views...I loved that part. I wish more information were provided WITH an accurate description given so I could make a proper informed decision about what I was paying for.

You are funny, Ann. I think the "pretentiousness" was in your attitude and review. We don't take…read moreourselves too seriously up here. And, to be clear, here is what defines a "yacht." Note the last sentence. As with some other questions, it's not always about size! "Sailing yachts can range in overall length (Length Over All--LOA) from about 6 metres (20 ft) to well over 30 metres (98 ft), where the distinction between a yacht and a ship becomes blurred. Most privately owned yachts fall in the range of about 7 metres (23 ft)-14 metres (46 ft); the cost of building and keeping a yacht rises quickly as length increases. In the United States, sailors tend to refer to smaller yachts as sailboats, while referring to the general sport of sailing as yachting. Within the limited context of sailboat racing, a yacht is any sailing vessel taking part in a race, regardless of size."

This place is lit man. It's got great food in the kitchen and I get payed to hang out with my best…read morefriend and run races and make all the sailors have a good time. The staff is nice and it's a lot of fun

Sunday Funday? You bet! My husband and I, along with my in-laws, just spent our Sunday catching…read morefish with Captain Mitch of Reel Teaser II in Manistee, MI! I am hooked! As a first timer, I was enamored with the magnitude of available charters and was nervous about picking the right one! Thankfully we received glowing recommendations for Real Teaser and I now know why. Captain Mitch and First Mate Dave worked incredibly hard to ensure we had the best outing. Within minutes of leaving the dock, five salmon took the bait and the boat swung in to action. Reeling in my first fish was exciting and way more difficult than I had anticipated! Thankfully, Dave was in the trenches showing me how to wear the feisty fish out and properly reel him in! It was an adrenaline rush catching one after the other! Reel Teaser worked hard to ensure we caught what we could, constantly switching out bait, traveling to different depths at various speeds. We had a great time and the 16 Salmon were just a sprinkle on the Sundae! I am already planning another trip with them in August! If you are interested in trying it out, I couldn't give a higher recommendation to Reel Teaser II!

From the owner: Your trip begins aboard a 33’ Trojan with a 13’8" beam and room for 6 passengers. It comes with…read moredownriggers and all the essentials. There’s a toilet on board for your convenience. Your captain will provide rods and reels, as well as lures. There will be a First Mate on board to help your trip run smoothly. Mates work hard to make your trip count, so a tip is customary. You need to get a Michigan fishing license before the trip. This information is usually available online, or you can ask the captain. Young ones are welcome, so feel free to make a family day out of it! Children must wear life vests, so find out if the appropriate size is available on board. Some essentials to bring are snacks, drinks, sunglasses, sunblock (non-spray), warm clothes, and a hat. Alcohol is allowed in moderation, but you should avoid hard liquor as well as glass bottles. Go ahead and treat yourself to a day on the water with Reel Teaser II Charters.