Titanic is THE BEST canoe, kayak, and tubing service in the area. We camped at Wildcat Mountain and…read morecouldn't have asked for any better service than what Titanic gave us. We were picked up by the Chris and the pooch in a big blue bus, the Titanic mega shuttle I'll call it. We were brought down to the main area of Titanic where our adventure really began. After checking in with Julie and blowing up the tubes we were off to launch! 7 and a half hours later, tubing success. We walked and lazily floated down all the way to the Wildcat canoe launch where we were greeted by our driver who picked us up and helped load us up and get us back to our camping stay. We were all very thankful for our service which was truly on point. Titanic didn't skip a beat and they were so very helpful from start to finish. Couldn't ask for much more.

Julie was a fantastic communicator. I was there at a little bit of a slower time for them, but…read moretheir flexibility on timing was greatly appreciated. Julie was patient with my questions, and without a doubt, if I return to the area, I'll reach back out to Titanic Rental. The tandem kayak was exactly what I wanted. Five stars without hesitation.

Camp-Inn teardrop travel trailers, the highest quality teardrop camping trailers built today…read more Camp-Inn's vintage styling is reminiscent of teardrop trailers of the 1930's and 1940's, but Camp-Inn is a light year step forward in amenities. With air conditioning, LP furnace, TV/DVD, stove, sink, sleeping for 2-4 and so much more, no one else offers as many features in such a small travel trailer.

Drifty's was a good choice for canoe rental down the Kickapoo River, while camping nearby. I called…read moreahead a few days to reserve and Drifty's staff is pretty low key. "What's your name?" I gave my full first and last name "We'll just put it under (last name), as we get a lot of Kyles" (Quizzical silence on my end, since I gave my first and last name, which is not at all a common combination lol) We wanted to do the shortest trip to the Park Landing, but staff said we had to pick an exact time to be picked up at that Landing. (It was our first time there what would we know about an exact trip time?). All that aside, I made it easy on all of us and chose pickup at Bridge 5, and pickup there around the 3 hour mark was easy breezy. We really enjoyed our river trip! The River was pretty shallow in some places, and it was fun weaving through the Lazy River Inner Tube crowds. There's a lot of river between Bridge 4 and 5, everyone was wondering if they had missed it Bridge 5. Do set aside some time to beach up and drink up! Drifty's for the win!

I've been canoeing on the Kickapoo for years and have been a loyal customer of Drifty's. Prices are…read moreextremely reasonable and the staff is very friendly and helpful. We've had nothing but positive experiences with them. You launch into the river right there, and they pick you up wherever you choose to take out (pre-arranged location). They're prompt with pickup and even offer to give you extra time if you want to go slower on the river. The last time we went they were out of seat backs, and one of the staff members let me use his personal one! Now *that* is great service! Most of the traffic on the river seems to be between Drifty's and Wildcat Mountain. The river gets pretty busy on the weekends. Beyond Bridge 5 the traffic seems to really die down and you can experience some peace and quiet.

Highly recommended from our family. We loved the boat and service provided for the boat. Kat and…read moreJeremy helped us with our reservation and with getting out on the boat. They were both awesome to deal with. Nice size pontoon boat for our family of four. More people could have fit on comfortably. 8 would probably be a comfortable amount at most, but you probably could fit more. Not sure more than 8 would be as comfortable. Plenty of room on the boat. We boated the entire day and even fished off the boat. The boat has a depth finder and fish finder as one unit on the boat. The boat seemed fairly new and in great shape. Plenty of comfortable seating cushions on the boat. It could have used more cup holders, though. Plenty of storage under the seats and cushions. We did several stops to swim while out on the lake. The lake is not very deep (Castle Rock Lake) so go more towards the center of the lake to swim. There it was around 15-20 feet deep. You could anchor there with no problems. Awesome ladder on the boat to get back in the boat from the water. With four in the boat, plenty of room to fish. Casting or bobber fishing. Fish finder on the boat was a nice touch. It helped find good areas to fish, but we had no luck catching any that day. Smooth ride while boating on Castle Rock Lake. Not many boats on the lake the day we were out on the lake. We didn't see many boats on the lake the whole time we were there. That's nice that the lake does not get too crowded with boat traffic. The boat has a Bluetooth radio to connect your phone for music and a nice music system for enjoying your boat ride. Overall smooth experience reserving the boat in advance and then getting out on the water. Kat showed us how to use the boat and then we were off on the lake boating. Seamless experience from reservation to turning the boat in at the end of the day. Highly recommend renting a boat from them on Castle Rock Lake. Just so you know, they operate out of a shack next door to the Shipwreck Bay Bar and Restaurant. The shack is located on the hill above their docks. There is a banner on the side of the shack that says Castle Rock Water Sports. That is where you start your day. For lunch while boating, the restaurant by the boat rental docks, Shipwreck Bay Bar and Grill, is great and so is the Dirty Turtle Bar and Grill just North of there via water. TIP: When filling your boat with gas at the end of your boating day before turning it in, go to the Dirty Turtle Restaurant/Bar down the way from the Castle Rock Water Sports docks. It's about half a mile or less North of their rental docks by water. The gas pump is by the Dirty Turtle Bar and Grill itself. You will have to pull the boat all the way into the marina by water and up to the dock right in front of the Dirty Turtle bar where the gas pump is at. Dock your boat there and go into the restaurant with your credit card. Tell the bartender that you want to fill-up your boat and they hold your card and turn on the pump for you. Go back out and fill your boat to full from the pump. The pump hose is pretty long and will stretch most of the way down the dock to fill your boat no matter where you dock it. After filling your boat with gas, go back into the bar and pay. They can put it on your card or you can pay cash instead. Knowing all this would have saved us some time, but we figured it out, finally. Enjoy!!!

The entire booking process went extremely smoothly and our pontoon boat was great. Jeremy was very…read morehelpful, and helped us realize that we were charged too much for gas. He was also very nice and gave us a quick tour of how to use the boat.

Such a fantastic ride! The guides were super helpful and knowledgeable, making sure everyone was…read morecomfortable and confident, including the kids on the ride. My 11 year old had a blast! Definitely a great, exciting fun family adventure!

My family just came back this weekend after an hour long tour with Adrenaline Rush Sports. We will…read morebe back for sure! Their entire team was very thorough with safety on each vehicle being rode by each person on the group. They explained the route and it was exactly how they said it would be! They were so concerned about our safety and had a leader, middle staff member and a staff member at the back, just to make sure everyone was safe! It was very dusty but they provide goggles and neck/mouth/nose clothes to cover you up. We will absolutely be back many times! The best thing we did on our two day trip to Wisconsin! Oh, and we also got to see the most beautiful deer.

Captain Kevin was the best! He took us up and down the river, pointing out things of interest, and…read moretook us to a great beach. He made our day a day to remember!

Eric was very easy to work with. He was extremely professional and friendly. He worked well with my…read morekids and was very knowledgeable. I would highly recommend him for your guide service, he knows what he is doing.

I recommend this guide! You have someone who cares about your quality of fishing experience! You…read morehave someone with a caring and fun personality, he is very organized so you are catching fish easily. He watches out for you and giving you a good experience!

Oh My God! These people have got to have one of the coolest jobs in the world…read more Imagine being perched in a tiny glider, swaying along in delicate aeronautical precision. Imagine doing this while you're dressed as a giant white bird. Imagine looking behind you and watching, in awe, as a group of majestic white cranes glide gracefully with you. Imagine that you are slowly but surely reintroducing and repopulating one of several endangered species, in the process. This pseudo migration system was performed with Canada Geese. The O.M. charity does it for Whooping and Sandhill cranes, too. These people work with the DNR in Illinois, Wisconsin, other resting states that have designated wet lands and marshes for these birds; and it's pretty unbelievable. My nephew did a giant school report on this group; they were also nice enough to help him with his project. Came out great! You know, it's one thing for us to hit our GPS and some voice lets us know we need to "adjust our route". I suppose you could say that Operation Migration is a pretty nifty personalized navigation system for these peeps on long legs.