We had a great time at the lake with a two-person kayak that cost only $30 to rent for an hour of…read moreentertainment. It was so much fun and one of the better dates we've had. It's nice to find activities that don't involve food, and this one was perfect for people watching and doing something a little out of the box

Chill, easy, friendly, flexible Tempe Town Lake is quiet…read moreand this makes for a simple family or friend outing. One hour is enough.

It was an amazing kayaking experience on Lower Salt River with Teri and Paul. Everything was…read moreperfect! we saw so much of wildlife: wild horses, otter, bald eagle catching a fish, numerous ducks, birds, turtles and again ... wild horses! Our guides Teri and Paul were very attentive to our needs and safety. we had a blast! Highly recommend Riverbound Sports company to anyone!

knowledgeable, friendly guides - a memorable trip on the lower salt river - what a wonderful time!read more

The good: very easy to rent a kayak; I arrived 15 minutes early and they were fine with me starting…read moreearly. I rented for 1 hour. The price, $23, is very reasonable considering that a one day pass to go on Tempe Town Lake is $10. I am an experienced kayaker so brought my own kayaking clothes, PFD, dry bags, paddle, and cart. Moving the kayak from the store to the water was easy. The bad: the kayak was very slow , tracking was marginal,, and it handled a light chop poorly. My time was almost up and I was heading back to the dock when I realized I was sinking. My PFD kept me safe but my paddle leash, secured to my seat strap, came loose. The strap had unhooked from the gunnel. So there I was floating in the water with my paddle while the kayak floated away. I was able to swim to a nearby dock and a young man pulled me out. Then he used a life ring on a rope to pull in the kayak. My deepest gratitude goes out to him. The guy at Northshore said I might have taken a kid's kayak but their website makes no mention of this option and there were no signs on the rack. Except for asking if I was ok, Northshore has been completely unhelpful.

Loved it, so easy to access, didn't really need much help as they provided a buggy to carry them to…read morethe river

My girlfriend and I wanted to try out something new, something we have both never done before so we…read moredecided to paddle board Bartlett lake. We googled different places around the valley and because of proximity we were led to Bre, at AZpaddle48. We contacted Bre and she was so nice and communicated very well about the process. She answered all our text messages within minutes! We were a little hesitant on an inflatable board, so she sent us some pictures and even a video to assure they are not what we were thinking. We picked up the boards in the morning and Bre was so friendly and energetic! She even showed us how to blow it all up, deflate and roll up. When we returned she was genuinely so excited that we had a great time! We will DEFINITELY use AZpaddle48 again and I highly recommend them. Thank you for providing us with a great day at the lake, new memories and great experience renting your boards.

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We went paddle boarding, the staff was so friendly and it was such an easy process. The prices were…read moreincredibly reasonable, they take walk ins, the quality of the equipment was great. Would definitely rent from them again!

Highly recommend Go Paddle AZ for Paddle board and kayak rentals on lake Pleasant. Appointments are…read moreavailable online for week days. Staff are helpful. We rented two kayaks during Memorial Day weekend and there was plenty of selection available when we arrived about half hour after they opened. Life jackets are provided and included in the price. Tips: - Park I'm the North Ramp Lot but walk down to the marina, not the North Ramp! (we made that mistake) - We walked down and back but there is also a free shuttle available about every ten mins. Drivers work for tips. - The walk back up to the parking lots is quite steep and on a hot day after paddle boarding we regretted opting to walk about half way up - Two hours seems like the best amount of time to explore a good amount of the lake and paddle back to the marina without being too tired - Restrooms are available right next to the store front where you rent.

My tips when visiting saguaro lake:…read more - Arrive early if you're planning to rent a boat or kayak, especially on weekends. The marina can get crowded and boats are in high demand. - Bring plenty of water! Arizona heat can be brutal, even in the fall and spring. Make sure to stay hydrated, especially if you're hiking or spending time on the water. - If you're visiting for the first time, be sure to take a boat tour to get a unique perspective of the area. - Watch out for wildlife . You might spot herons, eagles, and even bighorn sheep along the trails, so keep an eye out! Plan your visit during the off-season (fall or spring) to avoid the summer heat and the crowds.

I visited Lake Saguaro on a Saturday.. Good thing I arrived early at 7:30am. I was able to unload…read more my vehicle and get on the water fairly quickly. By this time all of the front beach spots at the Butcher Jones area were completely taken up by large camping tents. It was tough to squeeze by people to get my stuff on the water. The water was crowded with many different paddle boards, jet skies, boats pulling other water toys. If I return it will likely be on a weekday when school is back In session. Nice lake otherwise. Oh yeah, when I left at around noon, there was no parking down near the beach. That parking lot was packed full. There were cars parked on the side of the road all the way up where you turn into the street driving towards the Butcher Jones area. Appeared to be a LONG walk down too. The FULL signs were posted at the turn off.

I absolutely love renting from this place. The people are awesome and will have your board tied up…read moreon ur car before u are done with payment and paperwork. Top tier service for sure. They have a great selection of water activity gear and for being basically 24/7 I feel it's definitely worth the costs.

Had an amazing experience renting 5 paddle boards for the entire family from NoSnow. They were so…read moregreat to work with, and super helpful. They loaded the paddle boards on our SUV's, and provided after hours drop off option which we totally took advantage off as we were having so much fun on the lake. The equipment is like new and very high quality. Would recommend this place to anyone and we cannot wait to rent from them again!!

Great experience and service. I will use them again if I have a large group kayaking with me on…read morethe Salt.

Great spot to rent outdoors recreational items when heading out to the East Valley lakes. They are…read morea bit hidden in a shopping center, but once you find them it's an easy experience to load/unload your vehicle. They are also good about providing instructions for loading kayaks onto your vehicle at the lake.

Very good shuttle and nice driver. They pick you up at Phon D and drop off t Water Users.read more

I have rented Kayaks from Saguaro Lake Guest Ranch several times over the past few years and have…read morealways had great service and a wonderful experience. Reserving a spot and kayak is easy on the online website. Once you navigate down to the main road to the Guest Ranch, it can be a little confusing as they always have a roadblock as you progress towards the parking lot. Just proceed past the sign to the parking lot ahead. After parking, walk back towards the ranch and check in. Guest services will provide a wrist band as well as a parking pass to place on your dashboard. Once your reservation time is ready, you will be provided a quick orientation of the equipment, navigation of the river and where the staff will pick you up at the end of your float. The staff is always super helpful. Be sure to bring plenty of water and a carabiner to hook on your dry bag or backpack to the kayak. Even though the majority of the river is an easy float, there are some small rapids. You may accidentally flip the kayak if you get caught in a tough spot on the River. This will prevent you from losing your bag! I'm experienced and have flipped once or twice. Depending on the time of year and water flow, the float can take 2 or 3 hours. Beautiful views of the landscape, wildlife including various birds and the gorgeous wild horses! At the end of the float, the staff will load your kayaks and take you back to the Guest Ranch. In the main building, be sure to stop by the gift shop prior or after the float for souvenirs or in case you forgot supplies you may need. They have several items including sunscreen, water shoes, hats, shirts snd much more. I found prices to be reasonable. This is the perfect place to bring out of town visitors. They will love it.

Just completed my ASA 103/104/114 four-day course with Captain Clint. Could not have asked for a…read morebetter experience!!! My wife joined me to enjoy the travels to Catalina for a vacation. So much personal hands on, practical training. Clint was personable and responsive to each of the crews' inquiries. We went over all the boat systems, rigging and handling nuances. My knowledge and confidence has me ready to bareboat charter and put my new skills to task. Oh, and yes, Clint can cook! Elk pesto tortellini for the meat eaters and a vegetarian version for those who don't. Thank you, Captain...

Yelp asked if I recommend Go Sail Arizona. ABSOLUTELY! Captain Clint is incredible. He's…read morepassionate, calm, patient, understanding, knowledgeable...which makes a perfect environment for learning. He knows what he's doing. Highly recommend.