Great place to park your boat for a summer! Their prices are about average for the area. The owners…read moreare super friendly. They even allow boaters to park their campers there for a weekend stay at $15 a night. On site they have a little house with three full service bathrooms. Only members get the code to get into two but the third is open to the public. There are so many docks and spots for boaters to rent a spot. The parking lot is nice and large to park for the day and even for friends to park while spending the day on the water. Great marina overall!

Joellen and her crew at Arney's are awesome people to deal with. Whether you need gas, a major tune…read moreup or routine maintenance they can take care of all your needs. We have been going to them for years and will continue to do so. Their service is outstanding. They treat you like family. We wouldn't take our boat anywhere else.

My spouse was looking to buy a used car a few years ago and we decided to check out Cavallaro…read moreNeubauer since people recommended them. Ended up buying a Ford Fusion from them which in turn has broken down twice, called Cavallaro Neubauer and said we needed to call local Ford dealer to repair (well our local Ford dealer is owned by that naughty James Provennzano guy and I don't trust them). We were glad we got a good deal at Cavallaro Neubauer of Wolcott, but the lack of knowledge that the car would be sustainable for more than 2 years is unacceptable. So ended up paying a tow truck to tow the Ford to Wilbert's - and my husband bought a new car from a Peake.

I have purchased both cars and trucks from Cav-Neub. for many years. I have had all my personal…read moreand company owned vehicles serviced by their excellent technicians. Never had a problem with work completed, wait time, or costs. Highly recommended!

This was our fourth trip with Erie Canal Adventures, and the longest yet - we were on the boat for…read more11 days. The canal boats are easy and fun to drive, exceptionally well maintained, nicely equipped (the knives are awful, but aren't they always?), comfortable, and supported by a great team of exceptionally helpful staff. The Erie Canal and upstate New York are amazing. The summer climate is outstanding, mosquitoes are few, the cities and towns along the canal are so much fun to explore, and fellow boaters are friendly and helpful. We only used our A/C two nights out of eleven, and slept out "in the wild" two nights. This year we went west for the first time, after traveling eastbound the last 3 adventures. East and West provide very different experiences. West is far more urban and upscale, east is generally more rural, natural (passing through the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge), and definitely quieter both on and off the canal. A couple of tips...before you choose to tie up for the night, check the distance to the train tracks on the map, and listen for a while before finalizing your decision. The train noise can be thunderous depending on proximity of the tracks, and it varies greatly by location. Go slow, but...at low speed, these boats are almost indestructible. Don't worry, you will be well trained in both the theory and practice of navigation before your trainer turns you loose on the canal, and yes, you will handle it just fine. Bring your own knife, but pretty much everything else will be supplied that you need. We eat in most nights, but you can eat out everywhere to the west, and in most towns to the east if you prefer. Read a book about the history of the canal before you go if you're into that sort of thing (or bring it along to read along the way). It's almost impossible to overestimate the importance of the Erie Canal in creating the country we live in today. Tech support is top notch. We discovered we were missing a screen the first night out...and called in to base to ask for a replacement. They had one fabricated on the first weekday we were out, and delivered it to one of the lift-bridge masters we were heading toward. The bridge master brought it down to us after we passed under the lift bridge. Finally, the moment where you get to pilot your boat over a bridge, and look down on the highway passing underneath your boat is super-cool. I've rented houseboats in Voyageurs National Park and Lake of the Woods in Minnesota/Ontario, Lake Roosevelt in Washington, half a dozen times on the Mississippi River between the Twin Cities and south of Dubuque, and owned a small houseboat on the Mississippi. These canal boats are cooler, as is the Canal. I'd recommend this trip over any of those for the boating experience (unless you're really into fishing...that's a different trip).

What an amazing vacation we had on the Canandaigua ! The boat seems a bit large on their web page,…read morebut it turns out it was perfectly sized for three , and easy enough to pilot and park. It had all the comforts of a small floating hotel room. A Full kitchen , comfortable beds, air conditioning , sheets, linens, towels, pots and pans, silverware and to top it all off, a bicycle for each of us. Erie Canal Adventures has thought of everything. Their three hour training was thorough and easy to understand, and included practice time on the canal and negotiating lock 30 twice. All their employees are patient and helpful as were all the other boaters we encountered. On several occasions we experienced a little difficulty with the docking process and each time other boaters were there to assist. There are many towns along the canal, most of which offer dock space and electrical and water hookups, sometimes for a small fee, but often for free. The boats motor along at a stately 6 mph, which might seem slow in 2025, but it's precisely the right pace on the canal. Even on the hottest days 6 mph was fast enough that there was always a cooling breeze. I can't recommended this vacation highly enough. I'd like to say that it was the vacation of a lifetime, but I strongly suspect I'll be back next year.

I leased a new Durango from Dave Harr about a year ago and I had a great experience with him. Dave…read moreis such a seasoned professional and it was great doing business with him. Since then I've been back twice for service. Just an oil change and most recently and inspection but they got me in and out super fast. Overall it's a family run business and I love supporting small local businesses especially when the service is so great. I definitely recommend Longley next time you're in the market for a new Dodge or Ram.

Update to my last review I finally had to pick my car up from Longley and move to a more…read moreprofessional, knowlegeable dealership. Longley in general is nothing but a circus with a clown running the service dept. Dosen't know how third party warranties work, lies to the customer, lies to the warranty company and tried to pad the bill for additional 6 hours and unnecessary parts. We then tried to speak to the owner who is never available. A sales person Eric pick up the phone screaming at my husband. Eric then tried to tell my husband the issues were all with the warranty company because they were a bunch of "pakastanians" My husband called him out on his racial comment and he said come pick up your vehicle we can't wait to get it off our lot. Our waranty company is based in PA and their customer service is in the USA. Very nice and accomidating. They also had issues getting Jason to repond, write up a proper quote and they had to tell Jason how to read an approval. They were as frustrated as I was. The only 2 times I had a issues with the warranty approval causing a delay my vehicle was at longley. The other Jeep dealers JUST TAKE CARE of it and I never hear a word. A bunch of unmanaged bunch of fools. Over a month and they could get a wiper motor replaced or even manage to get the part ordered. I authorized the part to be ordered ago and I approved to order the part on June 4th and said I would pay for it and Jason Longley could even manage to get the part order. I called another dealer at 5:15 pm today, will be dropping my Car off at 9:00 am tomorrow morning, they will have the part by 12:00 and I will pick up my car before 6:00 pm. Lesson Learned!!! I will also get a loaner which my warranty pays for but Janson in a month could't manage to get me. Apparently, his MOPAR warranty customers come before me.

USED to be a decent marina. Last 3 years it has really declined…read more Clubhouse & bathrooms are nice. Ships store run by Bill is good. Service dept is the WORST ! Shoddy workmanship at twice the price. Used to be good but lost all their good people because of the marina "manager". Speaking of which, he's THE reason for the ongoing decline. NASTY temper, horrible with customers, in WAY over his head & seems to have a problem with "cocktails". Very unfriendly atmosphere there. There are WAY better marina's on Sodus Bay.

The entire staff of the service department at Katlynn Marine are extremely skilled at the trade…read more They will take on any task that is presented to them In a professional manner. Teamwork is paramount in such a business and it is evident that the management staff goes above and beyond to see that all marina issues are handled with ease. Katlynn marine is a well run marina and IS the best marina on Sodus Bay. Definitely stop by and check them out

I got a flat tire on a busy Monday morning over an hour away from where I live. While other…read morecompanies (including AAA) were too busy to help, Brewer's sent Mike over to me shortly after I called. Mike was friendly and efficient. Super thankful for this business!

Awesome service very knowledgeable team.Definitely old school mechanic shop vibes and family owned…read morefor decades

When we were shopping for two new to used cars, they didn't even act interested for more than a…read moreminute.

Mike Day started off as a very laid back guy! Joking with me, telling me he would get me into a car…read moreand to be confident in myself. I told him right from the beginning what I could afford and what I couldnt. He had me test drive a jeep and then I filled out some paper work. I then repeated what I could afford. He threw his pen in the air and said "are you kidding me? Lets be real here. Do the math." Asked me if I could get a second job, and questioned my monthly income. He embarrassed me so terribly that I began to tear up. He gave me his business card and said "keep working with me" I will not be working with him anymore. He told me "this is a dealership, not some crappy car place." I thought salesmen were supposed to try to help at least, and if they couldn't, cool. But dont embarrass someone in front of people.