Multi-generational family-owned business, specializing in sailboats. Great people (equal parts…read morecapable and friendly), quality work, fair pricing. Also very accommodating towards owners who like to do some of their own work. Wish there were more yards like this one. No surprise to see transoms that hail from a wide variety of ports -- even places like Marblehead and Hingham that have plenty of their own yards.

Parker's is an excellent family boat yard with first quality craftsmen,. we had them do a major…read morerefit off our sailboat and they did everything just perfectly. Quality and expertise comes at a price of course, you need to turn your vessel over to them with a hang-the-cost attitude, because doing -it-right also means expensive. but they do deliver...

Gave Campbell's Boat Works the opportunity to service my mooring, they were unable to complete the…read morejob and still charged full price, when I requested that they complete the job, they insisted on charging me an additional fee. I found a competent person and will never use Campbell's again, nor would I enter their store to buy a fire extinguisher if my hair was on fire in their parking lot. Sad, what greed and incompetence can do.... You've been warned.

I have had the pleasure of dealing with Campbell's boat works for many years. Meg is always easy to…read morework with and very knowledgeable. They have a great new store with everything you need. They are trusworthy and can tackle any boat/ marine related issue. Thanks Cambell's especially Meg!

Top notch service, facilities & staff make MacDougalls' Cape Cod Marine Service, Cape Cod's…read moreULTIMATE full service marina & yachting center.

great staff and amazing location. the facilities are also clean and well maintained. Dock staff…read morewere awesome

A great little spot close to the ferry. A nice boardwalk to walk on and plenty of sports to fish…read more Its another nice way to cap off your day on the island. The view and calmness suck you in, and its a great way to leave the island. Almost like the island's parting gift.

A fun day touring the Cape Cod Canal. The tour guide was great, informative without being dry…read more You pass under the railroad bridge, Bourne Bridge, and Sagamore Bridge. It's a no-wake zone throughout, so it's a calm, peaceful ride. Its inexpensive, and is a fun thing to do on a nice day like it was.

Hy-Line Cruises Customer Service Complaint…read more My experience with Hy-Line Cruises on Wednesday, August 19, 2026, raises several legitimate customer-service concerns. The biggest issue is not simply that I misunderstood the departure location; rather, it is that the staff failed to communicate clearly, failed to proactively notify us of the cancellation, and then charged us an additional $11 without adequately explaining the change in service. I want to make clear that I am not complaining simply because the original cruise was unavailable. I understand that circumstances, including weather, can affect scheduled cruises. My concern is with the manner in which the situation was handled by the ticket-booth staff. I would like to address the following: Website confusion: I purchased two tickets online for what I believed was the two-hour Cape Cod Canal Cruise departing from Hyannis. Based on the information presented on the website, I reasonably believed I had selected Hyannis as the departure location. The website was not sufficiently clear or user-friendly to prevent this confusion. Poor communication at the ticket booth: When I arrived at the Hyannis ticket booth, the male agent asked whether I was there for the 4:15 p.m. cruise. I explained that I was there for the 4:00 p.m. cruise and showed him my booking on my phone. He then told me that I was in the wrong place. When I asked where I needed to go, the conversation became confusing, with the agent repeatedly referring to "the other end" without providing clear directions. Inappropriate and unhelpful information: I was eventually told by the female agent that I needed to go to Onset. When I asked where Onset was because I was not from the area, I was told, "Boston," followed by the statement that unless I could fly, I would not make it. This was an extremely unhelpful response to a customer who was simply trying to determine where the cruise departed. No proactive communication about the available alternative: I was eventually told that there was an ice-cream cruise departing from Hyannis at 4:15 p.m. The female agent stated that she would have to ask the captain whether my companion and I could go on the cruise. I agreed to wait. I had to approach the booth for an update: At approximately 4:16 p.m., I noticed that nobody was boarding the vessel. Since no one had provided us with an update, I returned to the ticket booth and asked whether the captain had approved our boarding. Only then was I told that we could go on the cruise. Unexpected additional $11 charge: I was then told there would be an additional $11 charge for the two of us. This was never adequately explained. I had originally purchased tickets for a two-hour Cape Cod Canal Cruise, and I was now being placed on a one-hour Hyannis harbor cruise that served ice cream. I do not understand why I was required to pay an additional $11 for a substantially different and shorter cruise. I believe I am entitled to an explanation of how the $11 additional charge was calculated. Failure to inform us of the cancellation: After being given the new tickets, my companion and I walked toward the boarding platform. There was a rope across the walkway, preventing us from boarding. At that point, my companion approached the ticket booth because I did not want to deal with the two employees again. She was then informed that the 4:15 p.m. cruise had been cancelled because of high winds and that we had been moved to the 7:00 p.m. cruise. We were never notified: This is perhaps the most troubling part of the experience. Had I not returned to the booth at approximately 4:16 p.m. to ask whether the captain had approved our boarding, and had my companion not subsequently approached the booth after seeing the rope across the walkway, we apparently would have continued standing there without knowing what was happening. At no point did either employee proactively tell us that the 4:15 p.m. cruise had been cancelled. Last-minute change to our plans: We were ultimately moved to the 7:00 p.m. cruise, which substantially changed the experience and timing of what we had originally purchased. I understand that high winds can necessitate a cancellation, and I am not blaming Hy-Line Cruises for the weather. However, passengers should be promptly and clearly informed when their cruise is cancelled or rescheduled. Overall Concern The entire experience at the Hyannis ticket booth was unprofessional and unnecessarily confusing. The initial problem may have originated with my misunderstanding of the online booking information, but the situation was made considerably worse by the manner in which the employees communicated--or, more accurately, failed to communicate--with us. At no point did the employees provide a clear explanation of what had happened with my original reservation, clearly explain our alternatives, explain the additional $11 charge, or proactively inform us that the 4:15 p.m. cruise had been cancelled.

Very accessible by walking with plenty of parking options if you want to take a stroll near the…read morewater.

Called Pay Beach, this sandy beach is within easy walking distance from the Oak Bluffs Pier on…read moreMartha's Vineyard. We took a daytrip from Boston on the HyLine high speed ferries, and this was a great place to enjoy the ocean without having to take transportation. There is a way to directly access the beach from the pier, cutting your way through a broken wall. But the easier (proper) way is to take the stairs from the overlooking bluff further east. There is a large lifeguard tower, though there was nobody at the beach or in the tower when we got there on a Friday afternoon. It was a rainy day, so even with the high temperaturs (upper 80's), nobody was there until school let out and a group of school kids camped out to enjoy the weather.

Love this beach!! It's so close to our beach home we can ride our bikes or walk. The bathroom are…read morevery clean and kept up everyone is so friendly and the water is warm and fun to swim we always stay 4 to 5 hours. Still can't get enough

Free parking with fun waves. This may be my teens favorite beach on the island. The waves are large…read more(for New England) and the sand is great. There are lifeguards at chairs 1 and also the main part of the beach which is around chair 7. It can get busy but we were able to find a spot to lay all our stuff out. Waves are strong and crash near shore. It's hard to use a boogie board due to this. My family enjoyed playing in the waves without a board.

I have been bringing my jet boat here for the past six years. They are a SeaDoo approved repair…read morefacility-which is important to me. They know about jet boats. I usually have my boat winterized and on occasion other small problems fixed. I am very pleased with their service.

made a appointment for my boat repair got all the way there…read moreto be told they don't do repairs what a waste of time !