customer service was VERY bad the owner is mean and not friendly at all i was counting out change…read moreand they kept rolling their eyes NEVER going back

We went on the may 24 weekend took the dog and had a wonderful time . The gate lady was kind and…read morehelpful, owners were helpful , had a nice camp area near the moose lodge and it was perfect as can walk husky around and behind by tracks , didn't see anything like these negative responses say ! Looking forward to coming back

Got my new Dive Watch as a Christmas gift for myself :)…read more Also met the owner with his partner, they do provide honest scuba gear recommendations without pushing me to buy! It's just what scuba divers need, specially new divers. Highly recommended!

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I took scuba lessons under Dean and he was unhelpful in my learning of how to scuba dive.read more

From the owner: Scuba divers and water sports enthusiasts can select the equipment that will meet there varied…read morerequirements. We provide training and equipment for scuba divers to attain there diving goals. We offer a comprehensive scuba program that ensures you are ready to dive world wide.

I tried their Discover Scuba Diving class and had a great time. The staff there are well knowledged…read moreand helpful. Definitely plan on taking another course with them in the future.

I cannot say enough good things about this business and amazing people who work within it! They…read moremade getting scuba certified so safe and fun! They are so supportive and beyond knowledgeable! I would highly recommend anyone who's looking to get scuba certified to come here!! Such an amazing group and I can't wait to continue diving alongside them!

it was always a dream of mine to become scuba certified and I was blessed to find Don and Micky at…read moreAnchor Bay Scuba. The training, knowledge, advise and support from them was amazing !! Thanks to the continued support, dedication, and encouragement from Don, Mickey, Rob,Matt, Rick ,Heather Wolfgirl ,Spencer,Linda Randy ,Katie, i received my Padi Open water certification today. I recommend anyone interested in Scuba etc to go to Anchor Bay Scuba !!!

Sort of like how the saying goes that pork is the other white meat, Erie Bluffs State Park is very…read moremuch the "other one" in the local vicinity compared to Presque Isle. Where as Presque gets millions of visits annually, Erie Bluffs is still fairly new only having joined the PA state park system in 2004. The benefit is that the bulk of the coastline along Lake Erie is developed and this 500+ acre parcel represented the last large acreage that was still untouched. The basic premise is that the park is about 12 miles south of Erie proper in Lake City, PA. There is a small single sign along West Lake Road and there is only a single parking lot/entrance for the park (technically there is a small secondary entrance and parking area if you're going to be fishing/kayaking Elk Creek which is slightly up the road from the aforementioned main entrance). You've got some fishing/boating/off-season hunting allowed and about five miles of walking trails. I'm not going to say hiking because in reality none of the trails here that we saw should be thought of as hiking. We did a box loop by walking the start of the Transition Trail - turned left to the Black Oak Savanna Trail - right to the other half of the Transition Trail - right to the Lookout Trail - over to the Fisherman's foot path - up Wildflower Way which leads back to the Transition Trail. Now there are three points with this park worth noting: 1. The trails are not marked. Is that a big issue? Not really as everything loops/links into each other and if you have any sense of direction you should be able to figure it out although in principal you could take a wrong turn and go a few miles over to the other side of the park by accident. 2. Maybe the western side of the park further away from the parking lot has better views, but the side we (and most of the people visiting the day we were there) were on doesn't offer much. Very heavy foliage and tree cover with only limited vantage points where you can appreciate the bluffs/view of Lake Erie. 3. Another reason that it's hard to appreciate the bluffs is that part of the trail nearest them (Bluffs Edge Trail) is gone due to erosion. Supposedly the bluffs are being gobbled up at the rate of a few feet per year by Lake Erie and even though the official park map lists that trail, it's very much not fully there. With all this said, parks like these are my favorites within the PA system. Meaning I enjoy the smaller C-List places without all of the touristy junk attached to them. Just give me some solid trails with good views and especially here where it means more open space versus homes or condos and I'm all in. www.docs.dcnr.pa.gov/cs/groups/public/documents/document/dcnr_20032316.pdf

Went out of business !! Was a great and covienant go to Dive Shop !…read more Jeff new what he was doing !

From the owner: Dive Inn is conveniently located close to Lake Huron and the St. Clair River.Dive Inn offers scuba…read morelessons from beginner through technical and instructor certification in our own private, indoor, heated pool. Dive Inn has air fills, nitrox fills and can customize your mix for technical diving. We have dive charters in the summer months and dive trips year 'round. We sell and service all major brands of dive gear and have a huge rentaldepartment. See our website for further information. Kayak Rentals & Sales