Selfridge public boating access is it great Public Access boat launch and fishing spot run by the…read moreMichigan Department of Natural Resources they have recently remodeled the entire area putting nice fence lines along the lake as well as updating the guard shack and making the boat launches much more accessible they have plenty of parking on site once you launch your boat and because it is completely fenced you can feel safe and secure leaving your vehicle here while you spend a wonderful day on Lake Saint Clair. It is also a wonderful spot to come and just enjoy the beautiful view of the lake and all the surrounding areas. You can see Anchor Bay you can see Mac and Rays you can see all the way over to Harsens Island on a clear day. In the wintertime the ice fisherman love the spots on the bay because they can catch a multitude of fish from perch to walleye I've even heard it said a muskie or two have been caught right in these Waters. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has put a lot of time energy and money into this spot it's a shame more people don't come out and truly enjoy the peace of mind you get just by looking out into the vast view of Anchor Bay. If you're ever in the area make sure you stop by I think you'll enjoy it.

The new additional parking is fantastic and was a much needed addition. On a hot summers day, the…read morelot can become full. I have been turned away in the past if not there before noon on a Saturday or Sunday. Hopefully this is now been alleviated or less frequent. Restrooms available for men and for women. There's a Porta John in the winter months to accommodate ice fishermen. I like this launch better than the one at the end of S. River Rd, which seems to be more seaweed that flows down from the Clinton River. This site is included in the recreation pass that can be purchased when renewing your license plate for a very reasonable fee. I launch a 26 foot boat with plenty of room in length and draft.

This boat launch and small park are run by the city of St. Clair Shores but residents of any town…read morecan use it with no up charge. Boats and jet skis cost $10, effective August 2020 kayaks are now $5. Pedestrians or bikers without a boat are free. There is one porta potty in the parking lot. This is considered a US international border so the gate locks at 10 PM and there is a penalty if you are not out in time. Dogs are allowed in the fishing park and boat launch. Poop bags if you're lucky. There is a gate attendant to take your money and enforce rules. You are not Allowed to swim or wade here, nor would you want to because it is filthy. One mile south is the Edsel and Eleanor Ford house, bird island, and the grosse pointe woods park. This is the southernmost public boat launch until Detroit. It's kind of hard to find, drive east on 9 mile until you can't anymore. Drive between fishbones restaurant and the Mobil And keep going. If you feel like you are about to blow a tire from all the potholes, you are on the right track. I do not recommend kayaking in this area if there is northern wind above 5 miles an hour or southern wind above 10 mph. I also recommend getting off the water by 11 AM when the jet skis get out.

We love it here! We visit weekly to walk down to the end and watch all the boats and sit on the…read morerocks. A quiet place to walk your dog, jog, boat watch, or get some peace and sun! I don't own a boat but they get quite busy at times with 2 launches. The parking lot is huge and i think it's free but I'm not sure.

My name is Rick LaFave & my wife, Pat, have numerous dealings with Rose over 25 years & still…read morehaven't figured out whether to like or dislike. If the customer is not in need of their product then Rose is the place. They seem to be overwhelmed at all times. We ordered plenty of work & money on the table and the radio wasn't installed or upgrade to the fishfinder to chartplotter fishfinder & gps wasn't installed prior to season & still had the pontoon over winter. Don't be in a hurry for quality work.

Very expensive shop to take a small outboard engine for maintenance. Their hourly labor rate for…read moresmall engines is extremely high and you will end up spending hundreds of dollars, (within earshot of $1000) for a small 4 stroke engine and I am referring to 20hp and under. There are other local marine repair shops in Algonac to take your repairs to and suggest that you at least get estimates from them before going to Rose. They have always been traditionally an expensive alternative to other local shops

AB Scuba has a great family vibe! I recently got certified and my dive shop closed, so I got a hold…read moreof Anchor Bay. Wanting to dive local, the shop hooked me up with Wolfie, one of their instructors. We met up at St Clair Boardwalk and had a wonderful dive experience, since I'm a rookie, Wolfie made sure we were safe and prepared. several others from the dive shop were also there and they were very friendly and helpful while we were getting ready to jump in. I'm looking forward to future dives and working with the Anchor Bay Scuba team!

Professional staff, family orientated. All instructors are great with kids if you are trying to…read moreget your young ones certified, this is definitely the place to go.

I have had TreeRunner on my must visit list for years now. Finally the time has come. My 11 yrs old…read moreson and I went. Prices are very reasonable. There are activities galore at the destination. We have chose 2 hour climbing park. I have called at first with few questions all of which were answered. My suggestions before going would as follows: - to fill out waiver beforehand (it expedites the entry process). - to bring your own gloves (garden, batting or even weightlifting kind would all be appropriate), otherwise you purchase at the check in desk. - wear appropriate shoes, gripped even better (we are visiting from Florida and I only had fashion tennis shoes which I do not recommend). - bring your own water bottle (it can be safely set anywhere around the park). There are drinks for purchase though such as water, Poppi, Gatorade and Celsius to name a few. - there are 9 courses total, 3 of which are for 5 years old and over. Due to time constraints if you want a challenge, start with the hardest. My son and I finished 4 and we did the opposite. By the end I was taking numerous breaks and was wiped out. I felt as if I'm missing out on the hard courses. - consider wearing pants/shorts with zippers. I wore bikers shorts with side pockets and had my phone and keys in them. At the very first course, I noticed my keys were gone. The staff were incredibly helpful. They found them before I came down from the course and safely stored them for me. I compliment the staff and appreciate their attentiveness! I will be returning with all of my kids (ages 14, 11, 5 and 3) next summer when we visit Michigan!

Great place! People are friendly and they take your safety very seriously. From the safety video to…read morethe harness check and even a latch testing area, you feel very good knowing they want you to be as safe as possible while enjoying the different courses. This team thought out these courses. From the beginner courses to the most difficult black course, they designed this place to fun and challenging. We had an awesome time and recommend this place to visit during the day or enjoy their lighted night events.

Two years into boating from a Marina. This place is perfect for me! Nice people are always more…read moreimportant than flashy web sites or the latest cool thing. A family business with great staff, only matched by the friendly fun filled community of boaters enjoying the low stress atmosphere. I couldn't be happier at Island Harbor Marina

Growing up in SCS and seeing all of the changes with big corporate ownership in the marinas that do…read morenot have any personality, it is the complete opposite with Island Harbor Marina. Kelvin and his daughter Kelly are wonderful and provide a top notch service in the heart of the Nautical Mile. They offer storage, service, great prices and super convenient location for east side boaters. I recommend visiting and meeting the owners you will not disappointed!

Sun - up marina is your best choice! I have to recommend sun up and their staff to all my fellow…read moreboaters. I have stored my boat(s) and had service done for a decade there. While no boat repair rhymes with " inexpensive " , sun-up has always been fair and gotten the job done. The sun-up staff also get 5StarZ

Sun up marina is a joke! Beware! We had our boat there over the winter. It was taken out of storage…read moreand my husband unwrapped it, looked at the hours. He gave it to them for an oil change and got it back with 30 extra hours on it! They are denying it and taking absolutely no responsibility. Giving us $120 back from the oil change and told us not to come back. Completely unacceptable!

9 Mile Pier has made many memories for me is a little girl going here with my father fishing. Now…read moreI'm able to carry on that Legacy to my son and daughter as well. 9 Mile Pier is located exactly where it says. You keep going straight down 9 Mile and you will dead end right into it. You will have to take a walk to get to where you want to be. There's a break wall on each side and finally when you walk about a mile down you reach the end of the pier. There is always a variety of people fishing. I have caught my fair share of his share with my little guy anywhere from panfish to bass that could probably hold a record. This is kind of a secret gem but not too many people know about because it's kind of tucked away. It's great to pack a picnic grab your fishing pole bring your kids and enjoy a warm day and Summer by the water.

I was there a month ago and they stopped letting dogs out there…read more It's not a St. Clair City thing. I called to complain to parks and rec sept. It's actually a county issue via Anthony Moracco. Damn Macomb county!