Tour guide was amazing. We learned so much. Great day! They have drinks for purchase and take your…read morephoto for an additional purchase. Everyone was super helpful and friendly.

The dinner & music cruise was absolutely not worth the price. You have to pay an additional fee to…read morepark in a lot that is a half mile away from the dock. The inside of the boat itself was set up with folding tables & chairs. There were cheesy colored lights that made it feel like a middle school dance. The band was good overall, but the singer was questionable at times. The crew was also very nice. The food was extremely disappointing & also served on a paper plate. I took my dad who was visiting from out of town because people recommended this company to me & I was extremely embarrassed that we wasted a night doing this. I do not understand how they justify the cost of tickets with the experience they provide. Maybe the historical cruise from this company is better, but I definitely do NOT recommend the dinner & music cruise.

My sister owns a home on this lake. This is a beautiful man made private lake in a Lakeland…read moreneighborhood. My sister owns a boat and I get the privilege of enjoying this lake with them. Even though pretty much every house around the lake owns their own boat, the lake is never crowded except for the 4th of July. They have a wonderful fireworks display on the 4th of July. They also have floating music parties with live musicians and DJ's. It is also great for fishing. If you know someone that lives in this area, you should definitely check this lake out.

Garner Lake is a man made lake out in Lakeland and it is the Biggest lake in Shelby county at 235…read moreacres. All the neighboring boats around are great to get along with and you can see from ppl fishing, paddle boarding or just having a good time lounging out. It is especially a great viewing area for sunsets, stargazing and fireworks show during July 4th.

3 stars for a beautiful boat ride that needs a lot of improvement…read more My family was in Memphis for Labor Day weekend, saw this $20 deal on Groupon and thought that was a good price for a 90 minute boat ride! We bought the tickets and were told to print the tickets...but the tickets you'd print aren't really your tickets you have to show that printed ticket in the gift shop to get your actual ticket. I bet you're as baffled as we were. There's got to be a better way. This ended up being the theme for the cruise. We see a huge lump of people and know we should get somewhere in the group. There was no front of the line, middle of the line, or back of the line. There's got to be a better way! A woman announces that she'll be taking the tickets and moved to the front. The 15 feet gates open and there's no organizations as to who is in line where- everyone just pushes forward and she takes your ticket. There were probably 200(?) people no vying to be next in line. There's got to be a better way!! Then we proceed down the circular walkway where my 6yo cousin misses getting hit by their golf cart by 2 inches. It's a 15 ft wide ramp and there is no bell, no noise, absolutely nothing to notify him the golf cart was coming, FULL SPEED down the ramp behind him. There's GOT to be a better way. We continue to wait in a more organized line once we get to the boat. It's 3 stories: an enclosed first floor with tables and chairs, an open, but covered second floor, and an open, uncovered top floor. We opt for the front of the boat in chairs. Slightly covered, great view, breezy, perfection!! Then a small lady in front of me falls to the ground because her chair gave out. 30 minutes it happens again to another young, fit guy. These are the cheapest chairs you buy at the dollar store. You know what's coming next...there's got to be a better way!!! 90 % of the ride is narrated by a nice gentleman who knows a lot about the river, Memphis, history, etc. His commentary is interesting but he told two lengthy stories about boats sinking and lots of people dying. Am I the first and only person who has issue with such a thing?! PLEASE, find a better way! The ride is beautiful and breezy and we enjoy ourselves knowing we only paid $20. Until these issues are corrected, I cannot give a better star review.

My boyfriend and I wanted to do something different. My co-workers ran across an ad for the Memphis…read moreRiverboats. Hey, that's something we could do since we've never done it before! I opted for the 'Midnight Booze Cruise'...a two-hour ride along the Mississippi. Boy were we in for a surprise! We were thinking this would be a nice, relaxing, and classy boat ride. We were greeted with straight Ratchedness! Young folks cursing at each other, shorter than short outfits, tighter than tight outfits, lashes looking like paint brushes, the smell of weed... just straight ratchet! Now, if that's your thing, then that's your thing. But obviously it's not ours. I just wish I would have known. We entered the boat and it was wall-to-wall and back-to-back! We entered through the door and walked right back out! $85 wasted. If this is your your of crowd, I'm sure you would have a great time! Otherwise, you should pass on it. Just my lil two cents!

YES, finally there is a new Family-oriented attraction on the Riverfront! Including a Restaurant…read more(apps, salads, sandwiches) & Bar, Sunset Views, & a Dock where 1.5 hour Riverboat Rides are available to the public. Beale Street Landing was in the planning stages for many years. The RDC aka Riverfront Development Corporation was formed in 2000 to create opportunities for the public to enjoy the Mississippi River up close & personal. Split-second glimpses of the river while driving over the Bridge or along Riverside Drive where there is no place to pull over, & almost no place to park, just wasn't cutting it. Island Play is an interactive play area with water features for kids 10 & under. Check out the Calendar of Events to see when luxurious Riverboats such as the Queen of the Mississippi & the American Queen dock @ the landing. Google:: Riverfront Development Corp

I really enjoy this riverfront walk way. While it offers the same sorts of panoramas as Little Rock…read moreand Baton Rogue, it's a little more vertical. Allowing for a more satisfying cityscape experience.

Very friendly and helpful staff. We looked for a camper for six months and visited RV sales…read morecenters in multiple cities including Nashville, Jackson and Memphis. Southaven RV had exactly what we wanted, and based on our research, we got and easy good deal!

I have been a customer for 13 years, and they have always done right by me. I have purchased 3…read moremotorhomes, and used them extensively for service.

This was a birthday present for our 17 year old. Ande and Paul were amazing guides. Very helpful…read moreand extremely knowledgeable. Both about the safety and boating, and the Wolf River itself. We not only had a great time, we learned a lot about Memphis and Wolf River. Growing up in Memphis, there was so much I didn't know about this River. It was fun for our whole family, from ages 5 to 49. I can't recommend them enough. And now the birthday girl wants to do it again. Thanks again Blues City Kayaks!!

Owner has a bad attitude and will harass you if you leave a negative review. They hardly do any…read moreexcursions because this isn't a brick and mortar location. I have signed up numerous times and they cancel due to weather. I miss living in MidTN where I could go anytime I want. I have even kayaked the forked deer river without a guide, trace creek along the TN River. When I left a negative review on Facebook and later deleted it the owner called me up to harass me even though I had already deleted it. What a drama queen!

We bought a pontoon, paid down to hold it while we sought financing at our local credit union. The…read morecredit union issued the check for the full amount, meaning we were owed a refund. Two weeks now and STILL have not received our refund. Called twice and getting the "run around". Just like Mike R. - beware - only I have all of my receipts - and I'm going to see an attorney........... Hope they have a good one.

I went there to look at a boat, I decided on my way home I wanted it, so I called and worked out…read morethe arrangements, the salesman, Jim walked me through getting online to fill out the credit app, when I got started he told me to call him back when I was through to get the information I would need to go pick it up. It took 6 min to fill out the credit app and in that time he sold it to someone else, without even a call to say anything about it. When I called back he said sorry, I should have gotten a deposit, which I could have easily done but he never asked, I mean, he was on the phone with me as I started the credit app! Worst customer service EVER...

Do not hesitate for one second to do business with Boat Warehouse. I recently ordered a $40 part…read morefrom Boat Warehouse. It took over a week to get the part in at no fault of their own. It was a Starcraft issue as I talked to Starcraft about the issue and they said they didn't know why it had not shipped to Boat Warehouse yet. In any event Jacob at Boat Warehouse, literally hand delivered this part to my house in Atoka, TN which is 45 minutes one direction from them. No company goes above and beyond with this kind of service these days. These guys really value their customers.

From the owner: Boat Warehouse of the Mid-South is the premier boat dealership in the mid-south. We have the…read morelargest selection of Pontoons from Sylvan, Starcraft, Sunchaser, Coach, Xcursion and Ranger. We have Ranger bass boats and Crownline Boats. We have the largest service and parts departments in the Memphis area.

Since Im about to retire from the U.S. Navy, I thought it would be grand if we started my own…read moreNavy.....Ill call it G&K's Navy, and well ROCK! To get the ball rolling, one would logically deduct, a Navy would need ships, so I bought an old jon boat and motor from a guy, its a 1963 set up and Im stoked about it! The Johnson 10hp outboard has been sitting a little over a year, so I wanted to rebuild the carburetor and replace the plugs. I looked around and the rebuild kits ranged from 16 bucks online delivered to 50 bucks from a business in Memphis that clearly sells gold plated carb rebuild kits DIRT CHEAP. A buddy of mine said, "check out that place up yonder on 14, hes got bunches of boats, cant miss it"...........so, I did. This is the place where boats in the Memphis area go to die.........seriously, I bet the dude has like 300 out there. A boat junkyard........that place has more boats than Carter's has liver pills. If this place was closer to Iran, they'd have a much larger Navy. The perfect place for a budding Naval force such as mine. Another thing he has is great prices in my opinion. I paid him a grand total of 16.38 for my kit, and Im probably gonna go back and see what else I can rustle up out there in the boat-afterlife-heaven place he has there. The point im making is that his little country boat shop is actually competing with the internet, AND keel-haulin those other guy's prices to boot. I dont recommend that you start your own Navy, as ours is MUCH more established right now and youll never hope to challenge for the high ponds. But I do recommend that you give him a chance to have your business. Call, drive out there.........whatever, give the guy a shot. You gotta respect someone that doesnt jack the prices just because hes out of the way. Very knowledgeable guys. Thanks for reading, and know that you can sleep safer now that G&K's Navy is patroling the waters thanks to Highway 14 Marine.

Drive time, 15 minutes from Raleigh well worth the trip, or better yet give Bob Harmon and son a…read morecall about your problem. If they can not help, problem probably unsolvable. Not the cleanest or neatest boat shop in this area, but who cares if they can fix your issue without robbing the bank.