Just stopped by this shop to get some ice and the owners were very hospitable! They were extremely…read morekind, which is something you don't experience anymore in this day and age! They let us borrow a container for ice as long as we promised to bring it before we left our camping trip! They also have jet ski and boat rentals which includes delivery for a very reasonable price! When you're in the area come give this beautiful couple a visit!

Please support this local, kind family who go out of their way to accommodate your needs. They are…read more#1 in making sure that you are covered for your trip. I'm from the city so it saddens me that I can't bring them all the business from the bay. Thank you Pflum Rentals for your excellent service!

What a great spot to enjoy the day free from cell service and all that jazz…read more Am I supposed to rate the snow texture and levels here? Hmmm, well let's see... It was sunny with a 0 percent chance of snow, the snow was soft and pillow-like, and the AccuWeather Doppler showed a chance of chilly like a mofo. I didn't slide down the hill, not because I didn't want to, rather it was because there was no pulley system to hoist me up there LOL, but I did however play in the snow until my wet body told me otherwise. Great place for a day adventure! Bathrooms on scene were a good addition to having lunch at this spot, but be warned, practice your breath holding techniques, since it is just a bonified covered outhouse afterall.

Great place to take the kids for sledding. They have fire pits and plenty of space to post up. We…read morewish we thought to bring camping chairs...next time!

Great experience renting jet skis for our boys to try for the first time. They made the rental…read moreprocess super easy and gave clear, easy to understand (and not intimidating) instructions to the boys. They had an amazing time and could not stop talking about it. Really appreciate how helpful and friendly they were! They made our vacation really special. We will definitely be back!

This outfit does a great job! We've been renting from them for decades, and they always provide…read moretop notch service at great prices!

This was AMAZING! We went to Shasta Lake for the weekend. We stayed at the Bridge Bay resort. It…read morewas a great place. On Saturday morning I walked out on the front balcony to take look at this beautiful lake early in the morning. The guest next door (Daniel) and I started talking. I told her I want to take family out on a boat and so questions revolved around what kind of boat should I rent etc....She suggested to contact her friend Captain Michele and let her take all of us out. The best suggestion ever! Michele immediately returned my call and we decided on a half day on her ski boat starting at noon. We drove to Antler's Marina and met Captain Michele at the dock. The best day of summer!! She was super friendly yet professional. We did the paperwork and head out. Tubing, wake boarding, fishing etc. You name it and Michele arranged it all for us. She had all the equipment. All we had to do was show up with our sandwiches and beverages (The good kind). Captain Michele was our designated driver!!! Most fun ever! Or as my 8 year old son put it #bestsummerever!! Smiles and laughs and fun all the way till the evening hours. I would also like to mention that price was very reasonable too. We can't wait to go back. I will give Captain Michele a little bit more notice this time. Thank you so much Fun Factory!!

Michele is amazing. I sent a reservation inquiry and she called me back promptly that day. She was…read moreso upbeat and fun to talk to and genuinely excited to host me. She wasn't pushy at all and didn't upsell me anything - just gave me all the tips and info. We decided on a tandem snowmobile for an hour with a guide. We arrived 20 minutes late but she was so professional - she shortened and made the check in process so easy. There was a cabin with fire where you can change since Deer Mountain was quite cold and was snowing that day desolate the snow drought. She was mega attentive and taught us everything and told us exactly where we were going. She took couple of pictures for us and explained what we'll see had it not been so foggy. On the way back when we stopped at a viewpoint my boyfriend accidentally accelerated and we toppled right where the cliff started - Michele rushed over and helped us up and we genuinely concerned for our well being. We're so grateful she was our guide and can't recommend her enough. She's an amazing person with a beautiful smile and we definitely suggest everyone go snowmobile with her, especially first timers!

Fantastic day. We are loyal Soar clients and always feel safe and have fun. Their new digs are…read moresweet. They're simple and well made things like 3 privacy booths with locks and mirrors and hooks. Clean safe floors. Nice washing stations. Pet relief stations. Quality and clean auxiliary toilet facilities. Far nicer than a porta John. Staff were helpful and polite. Pay attention to the tutorial !! Dude is full of tips. It really helps. A lot !! Pay attention. 1. Sunblock. A lot and often. The water reflects the sun. Respect it ! It was 101 and I was comfy and am not burned. 2. West water wicking UV clothes. Stay cool. Stay protected. Stay comfy. See reason above. 3. Hydrate. Open cheap water bottles sip a bit and then recap and freeze 3-4 bottles for each person. Then put 3-4 in cold water. Lotsa water !! No alcohol. Use water bottles and even ice tea bottles pre frozen (sip some so they don't explode in your freezer. ) instead of ice to keep your cooler semi dry. Then. Zip lock bag your snacks. Keep as much as you can in a nice zippered cooler. 4. Dry bag. Use it. But use ziplock bags too. It is an adventure. You may fall in. You may flip. Be water and valuables aware. Use the trash bags too. Don't be nasty. 5. Be prepared for a tense learning curve and agree to laugh rather than bicker while learning. It's not impossible. I'm 45 and as fat and out of shape as I've ever been and I survived. 6. Advil half way through. lol. Soar. Sore. But if you're smart. Not broken.

My family and I had an excellent experience. The river was challenging, but it was a very memorable…read moretrip! This is run by a lovely, local couple who almost felt like family in the short time we were there. They boosted the confidence of my son with reassurance and also took the time to help us get back to our vehicle after it unexpectedly broke down on our way to the river. Just wanted to say they are really good people. They also gave us great guidance to navigate the river with quality equipment!

good place to go snowshoeing with a child. if you want to go without children and have a good time…read morethis is not the place, we went there so that the child could have fun in the snow, close to sacramento.

My brother told me about this place that he has brought his kids to play. We are first timers with…read morea 2.5 year old so it was perfect! It was about 2 hours and 45 min from San Jose and the exit is right of I-80 (exit 156). You pay $30 at the Shell station and park and play. We came on 3/29 (Sat) and there were only 10 cars from about 11 am - 2 pm. The Shell station has a Taqueria but we had brought our own food. This is a perfect place if you have kids and just want to do some chill play time without any fuss. The snow wasn't fresh but we were fine with it because the sun was our and it was only 48 degrees. I even took off my jacket. This is a family friendly atmosphere and everyone was really nice. There are several porta potties but we didn't use them because we used the gas station ones when we paid our snow parking fee. I recommend bringing your lunch and snacks- the parking lot had a tailgate vibe. Only thing I wish they had prominent trash and recycle bins. We borrowed the boogie boards but the gas station also sold them. I highly recommend checking their website which has link to CalTrans website and a live webcam to check snow conditions.

Amazing experience. Went rafting for the first time and everyone made it super simple. Aiden…read moreespecially was very helpful in walking our raft down to the shore and getting us started. Would 100% recommend this experience for all levels, and ask for Aiden

Another great experience with renting from ARRR! Can't wait for the next rafting trip with the…read moregang! Thanks ARRR Team for being awesome and organized, even when it's hectic in there Summer weekends

Amazing lake with incredible clear blue water! Felt like we…read morewere in the Bahamas. Great for camping and has store for supplies in case you run out. Truly a hidden gem!

Everything!! The robertsons are amazing! This place is a resort and these houseboats are pure joy!…read more If you're trying to rough it then this place is not for you lol

"Trees have voices. Beasts tell lies…read more Beware the rain. Beware the snow. Beware the man You think you know." ―Songs of Sapphique I'll preface this review by saying I'm not an expert on these kinds of places, but I can only state my own experience. We came here on the recommendation from friends who know the area and checked it out. Here's a quick overview: Location Kinda hard to find because there's no signage on the freeway indicating it's even there―and that's not to mention the location on Yelp is wrong. I sent in a fix but just-in-case they have their heads up their ass (as usual) put in this address: 53010 Donner Pass Rd, Soda Springs, CA 95728 It's essentially right across from the Shell gas station off exit 171 on Highway 80E. Parking $10 just to park is kinda BS, but their lot their rules. Parking lot opens an hour before the park itself because evidently this place gets really popular. Entrance $10/per person but under 2 years-old are free. You'll have to sign waivers but that shouldn't take long unless you're a moron. We had a party of seven in front of us and it took them 15 minutes?! I signed off our party of three in less than five... So hopefully you don't get any idiots like we did. Toboggan/sled Bring your own, or they can sell you some there for $24/ea. I thought it was a bit much, but actually I found something similar on Amazon.com for $28 (https://goo.gl/FmUTHJ). So actually not a rip! Kudos! Sledding Area I'm no snow connoisseur, but it appeared to be very well-maintained and the hill was not much of a climb to get to the top. Lanes were well-manicured and enabled us to get plenty of speed. I don't know who these Yelpers who want "more speed" are, but maybe go to a real hill. This place is obviously for families with young kids. I don't know if this place is great or crap, but I know a good time when I'm having one. This place was definitely that, and therefore is recommended for good family fun.

Very overpriced. Customer service terrible. $20 each car to…read morepark. $25 each person to self sled down a small hill, 5 lanes, byos, you walk back up the hill (plenty of free spots on the side of the road for that!) $40 for 2 hrs of tubing, 2-3 lanes, has a "escalator" that brings you up (approx 150' hill) $95 for 30 min snowmobile ride. No cash or Apple Pay because the owner, who was working the parking booth, told us he's worried about his employees stealing. We arrived mid morning on a sat, paid $20 to park, then told the cashier guy the 2 kids wanna sled (they picked sledding over tubing, charged us $50 for 2 kids to do the sledding. Mid afternoon we go to car to take a water break and on the way back in a 16yo kid asked to see our passes. Showed the kids pass and he then proceeded to tell us we needed to pay another $30 for "spectator passes" say what!? Now, You want me to pay you to stand there and not sled? at the end of the day? Why didn't the cashier tell us that in the morning when we bought the passes? I wouldve went somewhere cooler like Soda or a free spot. There was a group of parents standing at the top watching their kids and nobody had a "spectator pass" ITS A SCAM.

Easy ride from Sac, even though it had snowed the night before. Unfortunately the storm had closed…read morethe magic carpet, which was covered in snow. For some reason they weren't running the tubes either, but gave us a reduced entry price and allowed us to use our own sleds on the tubing hill. It was nice and almost more fun than the tubing. We parked literally a foot from the slope! No lines, no tube operators, and hours of sledding. Clean rest rooms and a little snack shop on-site. My only gripe is I wish they updated their website with timely information (i.e. Magic Carpet is out of order, weather conditions, ect...)

No bathroom $15 to park $15 per person even kids . Screw that so expensive !!!! $15 for sled…read moreeverything rip off! Takes forever to get in with one clipboard and one pen for waivers . Closes at 4!