Fort Worth's Hidden Gem on the Lake! The Fort Worth Boat…read moreClub is one of the best-kept secrets in the city. From the moment you arrive, the vibe is relaxed, welcoming, and elevated. The view of Eagle Mountain Lake from the pool is unreal sunsets here are next level. The new Chef is raising the bar with delicious, creative menus, and the waitstaff and bartenders are attentive, friendly, and truly top-notch. One of the highlights is the Summer Sailing Camp, which is open to the public for kids ages 5 to 18. My son learned to sail a boat by himself and came home with so much confidence! They also kayak, tube, fish, and swim in that incredible lakeside pool. The General Manager keeps the club running like clockwork and ensures every guest and member feels right at home. If you're interested in sailing, just ask for the Sailing Director when you call--he'll get you set up quickly and professionally. The FWBC also offers year-round competitive sailing for juniors, led by one of the best sailing coaches in the country--right here in Fort Worth! Adults can enjoy year-round sailing too, whether you're just cruising the lake or itching to race. FWBC truly has something for everyone. This place is more than just a club--it's a vibrant community and an incredible way to enjoy life on the water.

Joined a couple months ago and they made it really affordable and hard to say no with the…read moremembership plans when you get in young. Love all of the staff, and the private marina is great. Also, food is really good and pretty reasonably priced. You get to know everyone there and it's a fun community.

Best marina to rent pontoon without sales sheet for membership…read more Rodney & Misty & Alan awesome

I visited Scott's Landing for the first time with my son who has a membership! The day that we…read morewent out on the lake there was only a few boats out that day! I loved it. My son took me through the protocol of sailing a sail boat, it was great!!! I plan on visiting Scott's Landing with my son whenever possible and hope to try out Big Daddy's restaurant at some point in the near future, I hear the food is great. I don't have any negatives at this time and look forward to my next visit.

DO NOT store your boat at this marina. Horrible service for the price. I have attached a photo of…read morethe "road" from the storage pin to the ramp. This is how it routinely looked. No maintenance whatsoever, but the monthly charges increased every year like clockwork. I have not had my boat there in over half a year and I'm still being hounded and threatened by their collection department for charges I DO NOT OWE. Again, DO NOT store your boat at this marina.

Came here for the first time on a Saturday morning with family and enjoyed soaking up some much…read moreneeded vitamin D and catching a LITTLE dinner. We have a neighbor who had caught 13 crappie (a family fave!) the day before, so we had high hopes for our catch considering they are spawning right now. I think our neighbor might have caught most of them because my dad was the only one who caught a big crappie amongst the 4 of us. I did catch a bass and a little perch, but it was a slow catch that took nearly 6 hours. Many went home empty-handed (including a lot of regulars) this day, so I can't complain. Did I mention I got some good vitamin D? Oh, and fresh air!! Yea, oxygen won as my best catch of the day. I think it's best to come on a weekday when less people are out. This way, if the fish are biting, they have fewer baits to choose from. I like this place. Entry is $5 per person. There are a few off-limit areas near the boat dock and walkways. I get it, but a bummer from a fishing standpoint since crappie like to hang out around structures (i.e. decks, fences, etc.) We found out that you can bring your boat out for $7, which is a better deal even if only 2 people are fishing. My dad has a boat, so we'll probably go that route next time. We were advised that they close the dock at 8 pm and you absolutely will get locked in the lake if your boat is not out of the water by then. Careful! If you plan on coming out a lot, an annual membership will cost you $135. As it relates to social distancing, I was honestly disappointed to see that many didn't seem to be doing that out there and very few had masks on when talking to each other. We still need to care for ourselves and each other, people! Things are not back to normal. Nonetheless, it is still doable to stay distanced and take your own precautions (like I did), if you're planning on coming out. Let's not live in fear, but let's keep doing our part to fight.

Been here several times. If you even mention the thought of having a beer, the owner of the cafe…read morewill basically run up to you and SCREAM in your face that you can't drink on the premises. Hey buddy - instead of having a sign stating 'no alcohol on the premises' in the corner of the establishment where nobody can see it - place signs WHERE THE BEER IS LOCATED so it is visible. And another thing.....I advise not going to the grill during lunch time....heaven forbid you disrupt the young cook on her lunch break while talking with her friends.....she made it visually and verbally known that we inconvenienced her. I'm a pretty patient person and nearly lost my sh** on both of them. Inexcusable behavior to say the least. Marinas are SUPPOSED to be fun.

Went hiking down the Eagle Mountain Trail to the lake about 2.5 miles from the parking lot to the…read morelake and 2.5 back excellent hiking experience, very nice and well worth the hike. Plus the lake offers boat and jet ski rentals in which my daughter enjoyed the jet skiing on Eagle Mountain Lake with a beautiful camping site.

Came here around a Saturday afternoon, and to my surprise there weren't a lot of people. The…read moreparking lot was full when we arrived, but it is rather small so expect to park on the side of the street if you arrive after noon. The hike itself was moderate, not much to see except for the lake. Majority of the time we were either alone or were passing others by. The weather was beautiful and it felt great to be outdoors in nature after such a long while of being cooped up in the house. We got "lost" trying to make our way back to the parking lot, but it was still a good hike lol.

Quick look rating: 5/5 Quality, 5/5 Service, 5/5 Experience…read more *To note this is a review from the result of one of their workshop/classes! After some research I found that the Fort Worth club is similar to the Dallas Fly Fishers, in that they bring in the same great speakers / instructors one day apart. The speakers that I have heard ay the Dallas location have all been top notch! Back to the review as a result from the full day fly fishing workshop this last weekend! The morning class was held indoors at Backwoods in Fort Worth. The class was a small thirteen students of us, just the right size held upstairs next to the fly fishing department area. George Daniel led this workshop, he is a world known top notch fly fisherman with several books out covering nymphing and using streamers. George was brought in from the east coast for this great workshop. The second part of the class was out on the water, and in between the indoor class and the second part out on the water class was the Fort Worth Cowtown Marathon. The marathon held us up try to get over to the water. This gentleman from the group made sure we all made it out there to the water ok. I know it sounds silly, and I have the deepest respect for those police officer out protecting the runners, I used to run those full marathons, but we did make it. What I noticed was the gentleman who ran this gathering treated George and all of us students so kindly. During the sign in process, he even had brought breakfast bites that his wife had made for us all. One of the big pluses that I keep running into here in Texas, is folks with kind hearts, simply thinking and caring of others. Through out the day, our Fort Worth Fly Fisher organizer treated everyone in the workshop so kindly, that my friends speaks volumes to me. Grandmother told us that, "birds of feather, flock together." Meaning, hang around the folks that you want to become like, if it's kindness, then hang around those folks. Bottom line: I like this group, from seeing just one of there folks of how he treated the instructor, the students and the fly fishing manager from Backwoods! I would recommend joining this group! Good luck, and tight lines!

Nice people here if you use manners they will help you out and advise you on where to go thank you…read morefor giving this advice. We appreciate everything you did for us as were new to the area to know if kids. Have a great day.

RAW Scuba Diving school was the best! Our instructor was Kim Macy was amazing. They offer private…read morelessons. I recommend this RAW Scuba school to anyone who is going to take a dive trip and need to certification! They offer private lessons. www.raw scuba.com 817 673 1109 .

I can't recommend Bob and Kim with Raw Scuba enough for your scuba training needs. They made the…read moreentire process fun and incredibly easy. They are EXCELLENT instructors who will make you feel so comfortable during every aspect of training. I will definitely be using them for all of my certifications going forward. Anyone who wants to get out and get their certification, look no further than Raw Scuba. You will NOT regret it!

Like this group of people. Very knowledgeable. Been dealing with them for years, always a good…read moreinteraction. Disappointed to hear they are no longer a Polaris dealer.

If you're looking to buy a Polaris, you will not find a better place to do it. Great prices, super…read morehelpful and informative, and just overall an awesome, easy, and fun buying experience. Extremely real, down-to-earth people and no sales pressure! Love this place.