Heck yeah, I'll be renting a boat from Disney's Boat Rental again! On-line reservation was…read moreconvenient and easy, the staff at the counter and the dock were pleasant, friendly, helpful and professional, the new facility is clean and beautiful. It's nice to support local businesses like Disney's which is family-owned and operated.

Disney's Boat Rentals is top notch: easy on line reservations, friendly and knowledgeable staff,…read moregreat service, and fair pricing. We rented a pontoon boat for the six of us while vacationing in Clear Lake. The guy helping us get started gave us clear and easy instructions. We all took turns to operate the boat. Some of us went swimming in the lake. We thoroughly enjoyed our boating experience.

I took my bike in to get serviced. I was pretty excited because they did a really good job of my…read morewife's bike. Almost 4 weeks later I got my bike back and there was a dent that wasn't there before. And of course, when I had reported it to the owner, they lashed out and obscenities and were not very kind. But as we pulled up to get my bike, I noticed that there was an employee sitting on my bike as if he owned it and then I was told that they all have Harleys at that place, and they would never ever ruin a Harley or ever scratch anybody's Harley. But I found it very interesting as I pulled up to see employee sitting on my bike as if it was break time. So $1300 later I have a scratch over where my gas cap is and that's what I paid for. So the moral of the story here is it would've been nice if the owner would've said you know what bring the bike back. Let me look at it. I'm really sorry that happened you know let me give you some money off whatever the case maybe just whether it was whoever's fault. It's just about good customer service and making the customer happy. But that didn't happen.

They worked on my pontoon boat 3 times and it left me stranded every time. Rethink having them work…read moreon your boat.

I just called ready to purchase a bike i know i want that they have in stock and put me on hold for…read morea short period of time before just hanging up on me. Guess its for the best because as i was on hold i saw nothing but bad reviews on this place. Ill be driving out an extra 2 hours to a dealer that wants to make a sale.

How to make a 5 star review go to a 1 star review...Long story short...bought a $15000 motor for…read moreour pontoon and had installed. Nick the salesman was great. Took boat to lake over Memorial weekend and found they mounted motor to high (after being assured they test drove it for an hour) haul boat home, lower motor, all good, stuff happens. Here's the kicker. The speakers on the right side didn't work (they've always worked before)Told salesman issue and he ran it up to GM who said it could have happened while hauling. Totally valid yet we've hauled same boat over same road for 5 years with no issues. So instead of eating the $200 and avoiding bad reviews and loss of business, you doubled down. A small business in a small town....not very smart.

Trunk-or-Treat at Redbud Park -- Halloween 2025…read more Joyce and her crew threw a perfect hometown Halloween. Fog rollin disco lights at the Spooky Police Station, DJ pumpin the hippest pugz -- peepz bouncin around grinnin wide Costumes everywhere -- Flintstone Toddlers Purple-hat Witches Wild Mad Hattahs even ah SCARY WereWolf bigger than his car. Kids gigglin parents laughin candy flyin Ah Rainbow of Tiara Princesses -- yellow, purple, blue, white -- twirlin through the Lahkz Shparkle like lil Lanterns of joy }:) Cee and I showed up as a low-key Devil with Trident -- handed out pieces to many buckets. Nacho Supreme Lady shared extra cheese and pizza compliments -- good souls, music, fog -- ghoulish ambience Big thanks to Joyce, the Library folks, and Everyone who made this Golden Konokti Mtn-sky-lined Lahk eve Shparkle Ah Stellar Boo!!!

Plenty of parking and some shaded areas as well. Can't speak for the fishing. Was also mobbed by a…read moregroup of ducks at ~05h30, they started walking right up to my car as I was pulling into a spot. Remember folks, don't feed the wildlife. I was concerned I might accidentally run over a duck when I left. Very cute regardless, especially hearing the pitter patter of duck feet hustling across the pavement. Additionally, I was treated to a couple of roosters singing their customary morning greeting. Sorry, no pictures of the roosters or ducks, I was still waking up and I was concerned when the ducks fearlessly approached my vehicle. Perhaps, next time?

Just a beautiful location with great views in Sonoma. A nice respite from wine tasting where you…read morecan do a quick hike, get out on the water, or just admire the amazing views. Bring a picnic lunch or just relax.

Lake: 5 stars Public boat ramp on the opposite side of the…read morelake: 4 stars Marina Boat Rental Management and Staff: 1 star Lake Sonoma itself is really nice. Like most lakes in California it's not a natural lake but it's still surrounded by beautiful hills. Plus, it's a lovely drive out from 101 on Dry Creek Road. It might have been cool to go out on the lake too. Our pre-paid, confirmed reservation for a five person pontoon boat was cancelled out from under us with no warning. Nothing was done to make it right. The staff acted like this happens all the time, and that it was our problem. They said the boat was "broken," with no details. It seems more likely that they just double booked and didn't tell us. We booked online, fully paid in advance, and received a confirmation email. What they did do was send us a form email at almost 4pm the day before our reservation. Since it looks like a promotion email, I didn't see it. No phone call, which would have prevented the whole problem. It's amazing when a business tells a rental customer you *must call* to cancel a reservation 24 hours in advance and email cancellations won't be accepted. Yet for the marina staff and management? Different rules. Email cancellations only hours before the reservation and no call needed. Two sets of rules. Even that might have been ok if they had also clearly stated this double standard. As for a resolution, none was offered. We are on a two-week trip to the area so our plans our flexible. Our time of day is flexible. The number of people we can bring is even flexible. But was *any* attempt made to offer an alternative booking? No. They had no other boats to rent except kayaks and canoes, so basically we were S.O.L. But to add insult to injury, they just did not care. Meanwhile, my wife and I made lunches for five people, packed our gear for a day on the boat plus a cooler, we brought along my 76 year old dad as well as our two sons, ages 9 and 12. Sure, we spent two hours driving round trip to the Lake Sonoma Marina to rent a pontoon boat that was "broke down." (See photo below.) Sure we drove 76 miles round trip for nothing. Sure, we burned $15 in gas but who cares. Sure, my wife took off of work to join us for a what could have been a great day on the water. Sure, my sons were disappointed. I just really hope that the management and staff of Lake Sonoma Marina aren't in any way inconvenienced. I'd hate for more than five peoples' day to be ruined due to their thoughtlessness.

friendly, chill, professional, great guides, convenient, excellent lunch. wonderful hands on ownerread more

My party of four signed up to raft the full day south fork July 31, 2025. Three of us had at least…read moresome rafting experience prior to this "beginner" course. We were assigned a guide who, once we were in the raft and on the river, announced that he had limited white water experience and was mostly familiar with float trips. This raised some red flags but we brushed it off thinking Sierra would never put someone ill equipped in a raft, alone with guests. Wrong. We made it through the first few rapids mostly unscathed. We did end up running into other rafts accidentally (the guide admitted to this). He also inadvertently took us through rapids at the same time as other rafts; this happened twice. He also mentioned that he got the raft stuck on a rock the day prior and it took multiple guides and thirty minutes to free it. About an hour in we went through a rapid that all the other rafts traversed with no issue. We slammed into a rock and I went flying out of the raft a slammed into a rock, tumbling down the rapid and hitting multiple rocks along the way. I was able to grab my paddle AND the guide's paddle and swam my way back to the raft. I had multiple scrapes on my left leg and moderate pain in my right lower leg. The guide apologized and said he "forgot there was a rock there." We made it to camp about half an hour later for lunch. I could barely put any pressure on my right leg. I hobbled to a picnic table, hoping a brief rest period would stop the pain. Wrong again. The guide alerted Sierra leadership, who was present at camp, about the incident. NOT A SINGLE REPRESENTATIVE CAME BY TO ASK HOW I WAS FEELING. I could not continue with the trip and had to use a lawn chair found at camp as a make shift walker to get back to the parking lot. Once again, no assistance was offered from Sierra. I picked up a pair of crutches in Sacramento. After flying home and visiting the orthopedist, I was scheduled for surgery a week later because it turned out that the collision with the rock fractured my tibia. I was on crutches for three months, out of work for 7 weeks, and out thousands of dollars. At this point, about four months later, I can barely walk any sort of distance and still have to attend physical therapy. We called Sierra to let them now what happened. They offered to refund my trip but did not follow through until we called back a week later. I trusted Sierra to provide us a good experience with a qualified guide. Could this have happened even with a qualified guide? Yes, but not likely especially on this beginner course. No one else on the trip even fell out of a raft. No one from Sierra ever asked how I was or if I needed assistance. In fact, one gal was rude and indifferent when my husband told her I was injured. If you choose to raft with Sierra make sure you proactively request a seasoned guide. Ask the guide about their credentials BEFORE you get on the river. Do not accept someone with limited experience! It is dangerous and you could end up with a broken leg or worse... To add insult to injury, the lunch sucked.

Super helpful workers. Friendly and accommodating. Pontoon was so much fun. Experience will…read moredefinitely be a core memo

Booked the Bass Tracker in May, Not the best time to set out for bass fishing at Clearlake but it…read morewas good. Bass Tracker can be considered "slow" (20 mph) due to it being a big lake. It got us from point A to B though. If we didn't have the boat, my friend wouldn't have caught his 8.4 lb bass though. Other than that, would recommend renting one of the two fishing boats from them. They work with your needs, give you a break down of things, and can be flexible to any changes. Had to call them 7 times due to "planning" issues, but they were cool about it.