So I have literally spent 40+ years on lake buchanan in the summers. The lake is finally full of…read morewater again and I took my family back after many years. I took them to paradise point to fish as we had done years ago. I loved paradise point and remember sitting and visiting with many people while we fished. We were there MAYBE 15 minutes. This old man comes out and rudely yells "you think you can just fish here!" We were stunned. He demanded payment for using the dock. We apologized and told him we didn't rise we had to pay. How much was it? He laughed and said "get out. You didn't think you had to pay?" I saud "sir, I've spent many a time here & didn't realize we had to pay. How much do we owe you"? He screamed "load up we're closed can't you read the sign?" We responded again. We didn't know. It's one thing if I owe you nut to be a complete jackass was totally uncalled for. I gave them a 1 star ONLY because its the lowest it would allow.

I absolutely love this little fishing place. The cabins are so cozy, I feel like I am right at home…read morewhen I am here. The little cafe they have is ran by the most precious elderly couples. They treat you like you are family. I would tell everyone about this place- it is the perfect quiet get away spot, and it is very affordable.

Very friendly and a beautiful place to stay! Dog friendly and easy lake access. We will definitely…read morebe back!

From the owner: We are an old-fashioned fishing camp. Our cabins are older but we maintain them well. Most have…read morevintage or retro decor. Country living by the lake is something to be enjoyed by everyone who visits.

Great signage to find the location! Tim greeted us at the…read morewalkway, directed us to check in. The man at check in was jovial and invited me in to be accounted for on the list. ​Tim assisted my friend down the path, as she has some problems with her walking. Tim was very informative about safety, as well as the tour itself. Lots of fun facts about the area, and folk lore as well. The day was perfect. The water birds entertained us up and down the river. The ride was smooth, the boat well maintained. Fresh iced tea or water available. Clean restrooms. Upper or lower decks both have plenty of seating and availability for pictures. Tim came around close to the end of the tour and offered to take pictures of us as a wonderful reminder of what a great time we had! It's a great experience! I highly recommend it!

Friendly & knowledgeable staff! Safe boat!…read more Beautiful views! Fun time! Would definitely do it again!!!

Overall a pretty nice place to camp. Spots 1-3 are very private with lots of room. The later…read morenumbered sites seemed right on top of each other though. No flush toilets or sinks. In fact, the bathroom closest to the campsites is a porta potty. My biggest complaint is LCRA advertises this park as a place to come swim. We visited over a hot Memorial Day weekend and were disappointed to find no swimming beach. Everywhere is littered with debris and the water was extremely murky. I would definitely not plan on swimming here though we did a few people fishing farther out on a pier and plenty of boaters.

Nicest guy ever and really puts in the extra mile so that you have a great experience! My husband…read moreand I ran into him one day at a local bait shop. He told us about his business, so we booked a trip. Got there early this morning and had a great adventure! We learned lots of things and will definitely be back. He's reasonably priced, incredibly pleasant, and is great at his job. We had tons of fun and went home with enough fish for several dinners! What more could you want?! Oh, and considering how quickly I sunburn, I appreciated the shade he has on his boat!

From the owner: I specialize in Striped bass, hybrid bass and white bass. However I will go for catfish if…read morerequested. I clean all your fish after the trip, I fillet and bag them.

What a rip-off! This week I had two jetskis serviced at the new Full Throttle Seadoo place in…read moreKingsland. All that was done was an oil change and replacing three spark plugs. The bill came to $863.13 or $432 per jetski!! For an oil change which takes 3.5 quarts of oil and a filter! The parts came to about $112, the rest was for labor at $170 an hour plus shop supplies, hazardous waste charge (oil), and credit card fee (3.5%). And by the way, it took this Master mechanic (at $170 he must top-of-the line) 1.5 hours to do this oil change! Incidentally, I looked at an old 2023 bill, when the exact same mechanic changed the oil in the exact same jetskis and it took him 1.2 hours per jetski then. And of course the hourly rate was a lot cheaper back then too (37% cheaper), but it's different ownership now when Full Throttle took over from Highland Lakes Seadoo. I guess they had to increase the time the mechanic worked on these jetskis or raise the labor rate even more to get more money in, but how much more than $170 per hour are you going to charge for a guy doing a basic oil change? Or perhaps the mechanic is slowing down in his old age, who knows? My advice? Perhaps it pays to look for a different place. By the way, all the positive reviews (with the exception of one) are about Highland Lakes Seadoo, which were the previous owners. I liked that place. The new ownership has turned greedy.

I just used Full Throttle for the first time to service my jet ski and was very impressed…read more Christina and her staff were very professional and the price was very reasonable. I will use them in the future and refer them to both friends and family.