Michael Watson, Service Dept. Mgr, at Singleton Marine, Lake Alatoon, GA. is awesome! We had some…read moreissues with our new Barletta Tritoon & he worked diligently to have them repaired, replaced, resolved under the warranty by the manufacturer!! He was prompt in communicating with us & advocating on our behal..until all problems were resolved!!! On behalf of my cancer free wife & our 12 grandchildren..thank you.. thank you..thank you..you & your team are the best!!!! With Gratitude, Vance/Remona Roberson & Family Weiss Lake, AL

Horrible experience buying a used tritoon from this store. They make all kinds of promises to get…read morethe sale and then don't deliver on anything! Boat was dirty, full of leaves with cabinets/under seat locations filled with stink bugs they promised they would clean. Delivered in same condition. Promised me an included safety kit with the sale. Didn't deliver it. Multiple times, the sales lady said she'd ship me an anchor. Didn't deliver it. Claimed they did a multi-point inspection only to find a month later an impeller ready to fail and old broken fuel lines. They processed GA registration with the incorrect HIN# so it was a mess and a long wait trying to re-register in my state. Don't trust a thing these people say they will do because they won't.

Fantastic place to learn to sail, compete in sailing, and generally have a great community that…read moreloves the water. Great stewards of Lake Allatoona and the surrounding corps lands. Very friendly if you reach out on the website and ask to come learn.

This sailing club is like none other…read more Friendly people , expert race committee. Meals available by reservation only . This is not a restaurant . Sailing is the focus and others are welcome . Cabins are wonderful get away spots. Members only is the rule here. Motor boating is permitted but remember it is all about the sailing ! Come try!!

Captain Chris put us on the fish today. We could barely keep our lines in the water and our fish…read moreoff the deck. We caught white bass, hybrid bass, striped bass, and spotted bass. 10/10 would recommend and will certainly fish with him again!

Awesome. First Class Service!! Captain Chris baited the hooks, netted the fish and put in the…read morecooler. Boat and All Equipment was Clean & Sanitized. I will be definitely using Captain Chris's Services Again. I can now see what all the hoopla is about Bass Fishing!! Had my limit in about 3 hours...

I have taken multiple training courses from a number of shops/instructors. Dive Georgia is among…read morethe best I have encountered. First, if you are shopping by price, find another sport. Dive Georgia is not unusually expensive -pretty typical - but you want to avoid shops that have found a way to make the product cheaper. I would use two words to describe the training experiences I have had through Dive Georgia: Challenging and Supportive. There are plenty of dive shops who simply want to get you through the course so they can take your money. They don't really care how much you learn along the way. That is not Dive Georgia. They seem to be very conscientious about the fact that they are training you for a sport that needs a certain level of proficiency for you to be safe and for you to enjoy yourself. More than any dive shop I have ever gone diving with, they are committed to making sure you receive that level of training. I recently completed the NAUI Master Diver with them. It was challenging, fun, and a wonderful learning experience. Are they perfect? No, but their shortcomings are not really related to the training. My chief complaint is about pre-class communication, which is sometimes a little last minute, and sometimes assuming you know things about needed equipment that you don't know. I spoke to someone on the phone and signed up for a class. I wasn't told there were any prerequisites, then was called and asked to send in proof of my needed prerequisite. So, I had to quickly sign up for a class, to meet the requirements. I wish this had been mentioned up front - but, in the scheme of things, pretty minor. I have had good interactions with everyone, but if you are looking for a great first contact point, ask for Emily. She is super friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable!

Horrible customer service. I signed my children up for the bubbles class. AFTER I paid ($260) they…read moremade me fill out a waiver and in the waiver my children had asthma and one a heart murmur. Because of this we had to get approved by a doctor. They gave my children a cheap coloring book, one tattoo and a cheap towel. We went to the doctor and she would not sign off on them doing this bc course. I called to let them know and receive a refund. I knew we had to eat the cost of the cheap towel, they charged us $80! For the two cheap towels. I would not recommend this place if business.

I want to personally thank your rep Colton for putting together a mask and prescription lens…read morepackage for me on short notice, in time for a snorkeling trip to Aruba, which I just came back from. It was a success, thanks to his diligence. Thank you, Divers Supply and Colton!

Everyone there is AMAZING and eager to help. Jack is the SCUBA Oracle, his knowledge, and…read morewillingness to share is astounding. Jack is also an effective communicator in that he has the innate ability to explain the nuances of equipment, diving science, amd how they apply to you. Susan and Rachel are always eager to help in anyway they can, and have been instrumental in helping me choose gear. When I first walked in, very unfamiliar and new to diving, they made me feel welcomed, not becuase they wanted my money and were trying to make a sale, but they honestly want to be a part of making me a more successful diver. Nick has been awesome as well really helping me to feel at home and sharing some of his experience to help me overcome some of the challenges of becoming certified. Great group of folks, please go see them!

My 6 year old son loved swimming in this family-owned lake with a little bit of a sandy beach but I…read morewas much less impressed. The best part for him was a little jumping platform in the middle of the swimming area, which he cannonballed from again and again. "No diving" is stenciled on the side of it, but all swimming is at your own risk with no lifeguards. He and his 2year old sister also played in the sand with the bucket and shovel we brought. There was plenty of free parking and a small concession stand with snacks available and a friendly lady working it who also sold us our tickets. That's where the positives stop. One of the very few rules was to use an ashtray but clearly not everyone did. And I didn't go into the bathroom but my husband, who generally is far more positive that I am, described it as "makeshift" with a sink and a toilet and just a wall for privacy (no stall). When I asked if they were clean, he gave me a so-so hand gesture -- this during the Covid-19 pandemic with no mention of it anywhere on site or on their website. The water was a little gross with floating and sunken vegetation along about half of the bottom. But the grossest of all was the goose poop along the waters edge. When we arrived, someone was at the water's edge raking vegetation out of it, but just left it laying along the shore next to the goose poop. Why bother? Finally, on our way out, my son and I both were having trouble with getting the water to come from the outdoor shower with more than a trickle. An older woman opened the door from the concession/admission booth and admonished him not to break it -- "We just had that fixed!" My husband walked up and said that it was designed wrong, making it difficult to pull. So next time I will save a lot of drive time and about $10 in admission and go a day use area on Lake Allatoona. Sorry, kid.

I give it a 5 because it's a great local lake to swim. I've been coming here since I was a child…read moreand it always seems to have a comfortable feel to it. They sell can drinks, hotdogs and nachos for pretty cheap. There's a gazebo to have birthday parties and picnics at and then of course you can play in the sand and floats in the water. There is a dock in the middle where kids can swim out and jump off. I don't think this would be something worth traveling out to do, but it is a wonderful place to visit if you are already here. We go there 1000 times each summer since it's right down the road. Owners are so nice, and I've always been kind to us. I've never had any trouble here from other visitors.

Cam here on a winter day that was actually a little on the chilly side, but still the sun was out…read moreand it was a nice day for the time of year. The path was not over run with folks out enjoying the day. The path was wide, not overly hilly ... so it isn't what we would describe as an overly rigorous hike. Also, plenty of room if you want to ride a bike. We hiked about 2 miles and the path was paved all the way to the tunnel. There were a few spots that were pretty slick/muddy from some recent rains that had overflown across the path .... but aside from that pretty nice trail. Some fun spaces to get some nature pictures. Also, there is a police presence and they came down the path in a gator and looped back around. Nice to see that they patrol here to make sure it is safe for everyone.

I have been here often as I live near by and use the Silver Comet bike trail often. An amazing…read morepiece of infrastructure from days gone by! Easy to get to from the coots lake trailhead. Something super cool to share with your kids. Natural air conditioning in the summer after a hot bike ride. A must see folks!

The staff is so kind and the shop is so nice and the pool is in pristine condition the staff is so…read morenice and will help with anything

Nice people and sweet dogs. So glad I spent my snorkle and mask money at this local shop instead of…read moreon Amazon! Excited to use my new, personal equipment in the Virgin Islands next month