We rented a swan. The renting process was organized and…read morestraightforward. Paid $44 for an hour. It was a warm day and I liked that they had cold soft drinks and ice cream at the stand. I am only 5' and I felt like short people like me were not taken into account when this swan was designed :( I sat in the front to pedal, but i felt like I was too short for it. Had to kinda lean back to stretch my legs more to be able to pedal, which wasn't very comfortable to keep doing for an hour. If you are much taller than me, you'd have more fun comfortably for sure. So I probably won't do it again unless I am with someone who's willing to pedal. They do however have kayaks as well, which I am interested in trying. Overall, good customer service and fun downtown experience.

I always wanted to take a ride in the swan shaped paddle boats on the canal in downtown Indy. They…read morelooked like great fun. We decided to take our granddaughters as a special treat. We arrived early - they open at 10:00. A standard boat is $42 for and hour of riding, plus tip. Check in was easy, after signing release. The kids were required to wear life vests, which was good. However, the vests that are provided were filthy looking, despite being wiped down after each use. The clerk wiped water that had acclimated overnight in the boat, but there was still dirty water in the wheel well. She gave us instructions, guidance on tight bridges and options to tour. The canal is a lovely ride filled with large gold fish, ducks and lined with flowers and historical buildings. We had a hard time steering the boat. It would turn fine left but it was hard to turn right. When we had to maneuver around gondolas parked in the canal, we got stuck. We were pretty frustrated with the steering. After 30 minutes we decided to give up and return the boat. We were able to get the boat back ok. We did not complain, but probably should have. There was something wrong with the boat. The clerk did not ask us if we had a problem. My advice would be to run a short test with the boat before going down the canal to make sure steering works. Our experience was not worth the $45 that we paid.

The marina offers boat rentals and docks, snack shop, and eateries nearby. Parking lot is attached…read more My cousin rented a boat here 4th of July weekend. Weather was perfect, crew was helpful, as were other boaters. We had a good time and enjoyed the day. The boat was in good condition. It lacked horsepower, but that is probably a good thing for amateur boaters. A water safety class was required before rental. Be mindful of the capacity limits posted on the boat.

Good times. The staff were nice and very informative. The boat was nice and clean and the Radio…read moreworked. They provided maps as to where each cove to park was. Great time with great friends.

My fiancé and I went to Old World Gondoliers for a daytime date, and it was so perfect and…read moreromantic! Booking was super easy and I never realized they service a host of different Gondoliers. Our gondolier guide had the voice of an angel, singing both Italian and English songs. We got luck as it was the most perfect day for weather. Our guide was also super knowledgeable, sharing fun facts about the circle city. She let us know that they also offer themed rides around holidays as well (be sure to check out their website) . We can't wait to return!!

Absolutely delightful! Dante was a wonderful singer and gondolier. Beautiful and relaxing. Highly…read morerecommend.

Besides the fact it was a perfectly beautiful sunny day, this was not worth the gas to drive here,…read moremuch less the $7 each to get in. It is definitely not a lake, but a decent size pond. You are not allowed past thigh deep in the water unless you pay an extra $10 an hour to do the obstacle course. Also, parking is not clearly marked. Small kids did seem to have a good time, so it might be worthwhile for families with little ones. Since Fishers residents get in free, it might also be a good dunning spot for you. They do allow outside food and coolers, if you want to pack a lunch, and offer coolers with drinks for sale at an inflated price. If you do decide to go, make sure to fill out the waver online ahead of time.

I went by my self to try this place before I brought any grandkids. 1 + is that you are allowed to…read morebring in outside food coolers and toys of floaties basically all the stuff that you would want to bring with you and I do suggest you do so. I asked if there was a place where they do sell drinks and snacks and I was told they do over by the Porta Potty but I really didn't see anywhere that these items were being sold Maybe there was someone back in the kayak shed they had those things available but I would just recommend you bring your own. They only have porta potty available which I personally not a fan of. The Sandy Beach area where I was laying had so many bees and wasps. I happen to have some bug spray in my bag so sprayed myself and the area where I was laying at and my towels in an effort to keep them away. Worked for short amount of time. The sand is very hard and uncomfortable. Bring chairs. It's $7 per person to get in if you're not a fisher's resident if your Fisher's resident it's free and probably more affordable if you have the group of kids because it is $10 extra for an hour of the kayak use and $10 extra to go beyond the roped area probably because they have this inflated play area that's tethered outside that roped area. They have a lifeguard on duty. Fill out the waiver before you go. If you have the money and bring your own food and drinks it could be a nice little outing for the family. If your not a resident of fishers though I'm sure there are more enjoyable options for $7, $10 or $27 per person. Also be prepared to bring cartloads to be able to enjoy or be comfortable.

I visited here get a little exercise while in town recently and was impressed with the quality of…read morethe trails and hiking paths around. Parking was easy to come by on a weekday but I can see it getting tough on a nice weekend day. I thought the $8/day was a little steep and wished they had a weekly pass

Eagle Creek Park is so beautiful during the warmer seasons. I took a walk on the red trail, an was…read moreable to take in the amazing sights. There is plenty to do such as taking a walk on the many trails, riding your bike, renting a shelter, kayaking, boating, going to the bird observatory and more! You can even go zip lining at Go Ape! The park is always clean and peaceful. There is a charge of $6 to get into the park, however you can purchase a year pass at a cheaper rate.

I always love getting the opportunity to go for a kayak with Frank's Livery!…read more The staff are friendly and informative. They make sure you are comfortable before heading out on the water! We rented kayaks and they loaded them up in the van and drove us to the drop off point. It was a lovely day to float on the river with friends. The staff were there at the end point to help us out and make sure we had all of our belongings. Looking forward to the next opportunity I have to get back here!

I've had a few adventures with Frank's Paddlesports Livery now and it's one of my favorite things…read moreto be able to kayak around Indy! Their base is located near the 30th street bridge, and offer transport to a couple launch locations around Rocky Ripple. This is a great group outing since the transportation is in passenger vans for 9-10(?) people. They offer single and tandem kayaks, along with standup paddle boards and canoes. I have only rented the single occupant vessels and I typically pay around $50 or so after taxes and such for 5 mile trips. I consider this pretty good value since they take care of all the logistics for you, then you and crew just show up. They have reduced rates if you have your own vessel, since they provide transport for that. I've been here on group outings organized by Frank's, but also We Walk Indy, Women Who Explore, and Pink Paddle Club have organized outings here. All the staff I've encountered over the years are super friendly. My most recent outing was their first public outing on Fall Creek. The conditions were quite nice and the guides on the trip were helpful in navigating the small rapids. You can be sure to find me here every now and again when the weather is right!

Me and my family come at least once a year for a trip with WRCC. We almost always do individual…read morekayaks as they are easier to handle. The buses and kayaks have always been clean and in good shape. The path is clear and we understand where we are able to stop and where the route ends. At the end the employees (usually young boys in HS) are helpful in pulling you onto shore or helping you up out of the kayak.

My family and I have used this company for tubing before and really appreciate that they don't make…read moreyou take the tubes up their stairs when your trip is over. This time as per usual we were told at drop off that at the end we could leave the tubes and just take our life jacket and ties up the long flight of stairs. Unfortunately when we got to the landing, Diego did not get up to help with the tubes and when I asked him if he was going to take the the tubes up as that is what I was told was going to happen, his reply was "oh, well, what did they say" and he didn't move an inch from lounging in his tube and when I pushed back, he kept saying "no, no, they don't take tubes up the stairs"...so this middle aged lady had to haul a tube up the stairs along with everything else. Not Cool

Reeder Trausch Marine somehow made spending thousands of dollars feel... fun. Which is impressive,…read morebecause let's be honest--we made buying a boat fun for them too Josh and Justin were absolute legends. Friendly, patient, and way too good at their jobs. And I did NOT make it easy on them. I showed up with 1,000 questions, 3 moods, 5 budget breakdowns, and the full-blown "I'm about to make a terrible-but-awesome life decision" shakes. I stared at price tags like they personally offended me. I said "Okay but..." at least 47 times. And somehow... they still smiled. They made the whole thing painless, stress-free, and weirdly fun--like a therapy session, but with cupholders. Now we're the proud owners of a 2026 Bennington 20" SSR, and our future officially includes sunshine, water, and a brand new financial motto: B.O.A.T. = Bust Out Another Thousand Worth it. No regrets. See you on the water... if my bank account ever recovers.

Don't waste your time on these people! They literally sold a boat out from underneath me claiming…read morethat they just took a deposit over the phone even though I had a signed agreement

I cannot recommend N3 enough. I recently had an issue on my boat and called N3. The owner, Mark…read moreDougherty, personally showed up within an hour and fixed my boat even though it was a Friday evening. Everyone at the company loves boating and want their customers to also. They hold events to teach wakeboarding, surfing and other water activities to get everyone to find their watersport of choice. Excellent people and great company!

Excellent customer service and inventory at N3 Boatworks! Mike Dougherty spent a significant amount…read moreof time with us while we shopped the 2013 Nautique inventory in the showroom. He walked us through each and every feature of the latest models. He even allowed us to take a peek at the boats in the shop since they had different custom features (a gunmetal tower, eagle decal, etc.). Their website also includes detailed video tours of the boats, which sets them apart from the competition. While we didn't leave with a new boat, we will definitely be making our way back to N3 Boatworks when we are ready to transact. Two thumbs WAY up!

I walked in one afternoon and purchased a new Bayliner from the showroom floor. It has been nothing…read morebut trouble since day 1. I've had countless issues that you wouldn't expect with a new boat. For credibility, I will say I purchase motor vehicles often and I understand quirks but this boat has been INSANE. Short list of items (i.e. received a rusty trailer, received wrong spec sheet, boat instrument cluster was DOA, most of the buttons for boat cover ripped out of fiber glass, electrical issues, loose boot caused it to nearly sunk while docked). I've never made much of a fuss about any of this as I know boats can be finicky and it's just a toy but I wanted to warn others. Marine Center boats basically have no warranty and you're SOL even if you have issues on delivery and you point them out. Marine Center service isn't knowledgeable / capable and Bayliner warranty points me back to the dealership. ... Don't expect anything . If you have any questions feel free to messege me on Yelp. That is all, have a nice day.

Terrible experience with sales agent being a liar, randomly ran into another personal at the lake…read morewith the same experience. Now being forced to deal with their service dept.