Great company, staff is super helpful and friendly couldn't have had a better experience boating…read morewith them.

Do not use this company. This company will not let you cancel or move your reservation if the…read morereservation is within 14 days. Weather reports are only 10 days out, so you get totally screwed if it rains. Even if there's lightning, this company will not let you move your reservation. I could understand if you canceled or moved and they were left with an unreserved boat that could have been reserved by someone else, but boats will not rent in the rain, so they are just using the weather as a means to screw you and profit in the mean time. Use Winnie Marine instead. They cost a bit more, but they'll let you cancel your reservation on the day of if it's raining. No contest in terms of service.

Nice slow cruise around part of the Lake. Hearing how the islands got their name, seeing Mt…read moreWashington, relaxing enjoying the sun and beautiful weather. Going during the week sure beats the weekend crowds. Wiers is getting ready for Bike Week so handicap parking is at a premium, keep your placard visible. Staff was approachable, polite, almost everyone had a smile. Take the tour, enjoy the scenery, listen to the stories, sit back relax and have a drink/food, have a good time.

We had a great time on the cruise last weekend. The staff were all amazing! Everyone was so…read morehelpful! Thank you!

Our captain, David, was amazing. We encountered unexpected weather and he handled it with…read moreconfidence and professionalism. He got us to safety until the storm passed. We had a wonderful experience!

This would be great if it weren't for the super loud traffic going by...lots of cement trucks and…read moreother giant trucks making their morning commute. The teacher was knowledgeable and patient but hard to hear over the traffic.

Where do I start!…read more Meredith Marina is one of the best "First Class Marina's" in the area! The entire crew including Alex, the owner and all the girls who work in the store are very friendly and go out of there way to help you out! When launching or taking your boat out of the water the crew goes way out of there way to help you out as well. We had a problem with the bilge pump in our boat not working during those recent crazy rain storms. Alex and the owner made sure the water level did not get to high in the boat and pumped the water out several times!

Our family had our first vacation at Mills Falls in Merideth, NH. We were all so excited because…read moreit was my mom, us 6 children and our spouses. We rented a Pontoon Boat from Meridith Marina for 3 days. We had a fantastic vacation all the way up until we returned the pontoon boat. John Abear, the Service Manager, found a supposed "Rub Mark" on one of the supports and gave us a bill for $ 2,989.00! We explained we never went near any other vessels and had the boat tied up by itself at the private Mills Falls dock. We explained this to Mr Abear, but it did not matter. One of our members is an insurance adjuster and runs into these types of situations often. He attempted to discuss that fact that most organizations will hire a company to buff out the "Rub Mark". Mr. Abear dismissed the thought immediately. We got 3 quotes from other marina's. The prices to repair the rub mark ranged from $ 385 to just under $ 900. Mr Abear again dismissed the results of our efforts immediately. A wonderful Once in a Lifetime vacation was tainted by an unscrupulous Mr. Abear at Meredith Marina. Mr Abear has a real racket going. He charges unsuspecting people for the boat rental and then comes back and charges them almost the same amount for a blemish on their vessel. Meridith Marina must make almost as much money from damage fees as they do for rentals. I would really like to know if other families have run into the same dishonesty that we experienced. And, we would appreciate any supporting comments from others that have experienced the same type of treatment. Signed, I will Never, Ever do business or refer Mr. Abear and Meridith Marina. What a disappointment!!

Awesome put the boat on water and have fun ride and fishing and please have fun here and I have fun…read morelake Winnipesaukee and I enjoy it

An awesome place to rent a boat. We rented a pontoon boat for four people, half off, 4.5 hours…read more(half day rental). An amazing experience! The gas was cheap since we had a small engine -- you pay for the gas at the end based off of how much of the tank you use. The service men and women at the dock were super nice. We were 15 minutes late returning the boat, but it was the end of the day and didn't ask for a late fee (it's usually a lot if you're 30 minutes late or more). The deal was awesome, the views awesome! No boating license needed because of the small engine. Overall amazing.

Two years ago, new management took over and now it is fantastic! PJ, Devon and Chris are dedicated…read moreand do a great job! They are responsive and are always hustling with a smile!

The new maintenance operations at Harilla landing are unethical and lack professionalism they bang…read moreinto boats and scratch motors up and try to blame other people for it

After googling "kayaking on Lake Winna" Wild Meadow Canoes and Kayaks was the first business to…read morepopulate. Reserving a vessel is easily done on line, and I found $50 flat rate to rent a kayak for an entire day to be a bargain. My order came with a life vest and obviously a paddle. Lake Winnipesaukee is absolutely stunning. You will see beautiful homes, swimmers, kayakers, boaters, and the sun glistening the entire lake. I had a blast and got 10 miles in. When paddling back make sure you look for the large-rectangular boat house with the American flag. That's where you dock. I can't wait for more....

My sister went to this location on a whim because we were renting a lake near by and wanted to…read moreKayak. The girl that assisted us was very helpful and explained the different kayaks they had and the options such as getting a pelican case to protect our phones. She thoroughly went over the paths we could take and how to easily maneuver around the lake. We had a blast and easily got in and out with no issues. I would recommend this to anyone in the area looking to rent from knowledgeable people.

We have been doing business with Scott & Denise at Trexlers Marina for 15 years now. we couldn't be…read morehappier! They are always very fair with us and are always there to help us out. We have many island friends that have their boats there and they all love them. Denise & Scott are so pleasant all the time I don't know how they do it. It can be very challenging doing business with the public and trying to keep everyone happy. I'm sure it's exhausting. If you are looking for a family marina Trexlers is your place. I highly recommend Trexlers Marina if your looking for a fair and friendly place.

Yes, I was the first to review Trexler's on Yelp in 2017. I bought a pontoon boat from Trexler's…read moreand had been getting winter storage and service from them for 7 winters and 8 summers. Without warning I got a call from Scott on Labor Day weekend, and he informed me that he no longer wanted to store and service my boat. He said it was a transport safety issue because of the configuration of my boat, but if I had a trailer it would be fine. So I went to get a proper fitted trailer for it, only to find out, this time from Denise, that my toon was too big (like the other 35 toons stored there?) unwieldy (like the other 35 toons stored there?), they are trying to get away from shrink-wrapping boats (like the other 35 toons stored there?) and they are shorthanded (I believe this one may be true). So, I stared at her as she lied to me, and just smiled at her. I'm not dumb, I get the message... As a full-timer resident at the lake, I spoke to a few of my Moultonborough friends, who have been living here for a whole lot longer than I have. They told me that they had seen it before from Trexler's (and 2 others). Apparently, they knock out lower-value customers to get higher-value ones when they are full. It's a business decision based on two things. First, Scott likely made a number of $100,000 scores in new boat sales this summer, and the owners of course expect winter storage, and second, all I ever pay to them, other than winter storage fees, is an oil change every 2 years. Between the two, I am just not worth it to them. Too small a fish, it would seem, when so many whales are right in front of them. It's even possible that they decided who would have to go much earlier than September. If that is so, waiting so long to tell me before the winter storage time is really a "low-rent" move, indeed. Thankfully, with the new trailer, my choices for boatyards went way up. I found a replacement, and unlike Trexler's, most of the marinas have a much better reputation in how they treat their long-term customers. I was smart enough to check them out with my longer-term lake friends this time. I bring this up to stress to you that, (1) you should always solicit ideas from your full-time lake boat-owner friends before selecting a boatyard. It is small up here, and everyone knows everyone. You can easily get info on who the reputable and not reputable folks are. Most of the boatyard owners know that word-of-mouth is an important part of their sustainable business, but let's face it, it's boom times up here, so the allure of more and easy money is strong. (2) if you have your boat stored and serviced at Trexler's, including the folks who just bought those $100,000 boats from them, you may become a long timer with them for years, but have minimal boat issues. I would warn you to be on the lookout for that Labor Day weekend call. You won't know when your number comes up! In the end, it's a business decision, and that trumps everything. No hard feelings, old chap!