I started coming here recently for the sunrise and it is my new favorite thing to do! So peaceful,…read moreserene, stunning views, just all the things. This afternoon I brought the Christian Singles Hub to have an apple picnic. Everyone in the group was just as impressed with the views. It was also great to see that the facilities are well kept. I also loved and appreciated having a garbage so close to the grill!

Came on a cold Wednesday. We walked Indian island park. We…read morewalk to the stairs to the water. Walk back. Some people go faster than the 10mph speed limit.

This formal access site quasi-adjacent to Hess/Subway boasts mini docks bordering the hand launch…read morezone. The property is dotted with bamboo around the walkways that bring you through wooded area over to the other end from the lot. It's a quick jaunt to/from the LIE (though we always take the back roads) and is kinda equidistant in terms of the entire Peconic route, offering some nice portage (including a ramped launch between tunnels that seems to amaze newcomers every time when they spot the bottom of a not-that-severe dropoff into tunnels, which complement the one up the road). All in all, a useful and pretty well-maintained spot that's rarely frequented by unsavories, at least during peak kayak times. Hit the link for more details (Calverton/Manorville kinda blur here).

No idea this park even had an official name, just always referred to it by its location (included…read morein this listing). Not quite as many bells & whistles as its traffic-circle neighbor Milton Burns Park since its revamp, but certainly a nice option with closer parking, if walking is an issue for anyone. As Rob stated, there's a public facility of sorts, and they host a 'farmer's market' on occasion.

Capt Rons shark charter was the worst fishing charter ever…read more CONS: center console boat, no head, filthy porta potty, had to use a bucket to crap, no toilet paper, had to urinate off the back of the boat, the only seat was in splash zone, had to stand behind console going out and coming back in (10 miles). PROS: NONE This charter should have been rescheduled by Capt Ron due to rough seas, instead he took us out and asked us what we wanted to do. After the charter the capt walked past us as if he didn't know us.

From the owner: Capt. Ron Onorato started commercial fishing in the waters of Montauk Point in 1973 as a rod and…read morereel striped bass fisherman. During that time he fishe landed twenty four striped bass over 50 pounds. He brings all this experience to make your trip pleasant and productive.d for codfish, weakfish, and he pioneered the art of small boat fishing for giant bluefin tuna. In the 1980's fishing from his 22 foot Boston Whaler landed over 60 tuna weighing up to 804 pounds. In addition he has fished for striped bass extensively for over 30 years and has landed two striped bass over 60 pounds. He also is an accomplished writer having written numerous articles for the Long Island Fisherman, Salt Water Sportsman, and other fishing magazines. Since starting his charter fishing business, his customers have landed twenty four striped bass over 50 pounds. He brings all this experience to make your trip pleasant and productive. The Capt. Ron is a brand new custom built 29' Sport fisherman with a complete walk around feature. It is powered by a 315 HP Diesel engine with a true cruising speed of 25 knots. The boat is equipped to the max with the latest state of the art electronics and safety equipment. It has a fully equipped head and a heated cabin with two bunks. It has over 80 square feet of cockpit space. Although its spacious cockpit would allow up to 6 passengers, for you comfort and enjoyment only 1-4 passengers will be accommodated. The boat is fully licensed and insured...

This was a highlight of our bougie Bachelorette party in Montauk! We rented our own private…read morecatamaran for six people for three hours. It was about $700+ after fees, tip, etc, and it was totally worth it. Our captain, Mason, was super cool. He was friendly, knowledgeable, and we felt comfortable being really annoying and weird in front of him. The sail itself was just a short ride in the bay, where we anchored close to a beach. We loved dancing on the boat, trying out the SUP board (included), basically chugging our BYOB drinks (no hard liquor allowed on board), taking pics lounging in the net, gawking at the yachts, and pretending the pool noodles were seahorses that we were riding. Bachelorette stuff! I think we had the Mon Mini boat, probably the smallest option. Included: one SUP board, bluetooth speaker, cooler, two pool noodles, the captain.

I booked the 26' catamaran for a Friday sunset cruise from 5-7pm. The catamaran was larger than I…read moreexpected. Also, the bean bag chairs were very comfortable compared to other boats. They provided two Yeti coolers and a Bluetooth speaker for music which was nice. The staff were very friendly and helpful. They helped take pictures for our group and the sailing was very smooth. I would definitely book again, probably earlier in the summer for the 3 hour cruise to be able to do the paddleboarding.

I rented a couple of Kayaks from here yesterday. The reservation was pretty easy to make, with…read moreoptions to fill out the waivers and pay for this in advance, online. We arrived 1/2 hour late, and they were able to hold our equipment and it made no difference in our reservation... 4 hours began at the time that we stepped out of their office. They have a restroom for the public in the next building over, which was kept clean and stocked. A gentleman helped us into our kayaks and sent us off. The river is beautiful, though because it's quite wide, you need to share it with yachts and boats of various sizes. This creates some waves, and they can be a pain in the ass. In general, people on the water are cool with each other, but there are some (maybe it's a Long Island thing) who feel so superior in their big beautiful boats and treat you like a pipsqueak in their way. As I was all the way to the right side of the river, while returning to the dock, a boat came up behind me. I turned around, looked at the guy driving, and he made a hand motion to say "move over to the left." I thought I was blocking his way into his dock, but he passed me by and kept going straight! Like WTF? That has nothing to do with L.I. Canoe Kayak Rentals, I'm just commenting on the experience in general. To add to the experience, there are some really nice spots with exposed sand (when it's not high tide) that you can hang out along and explore nature. There's a bird sanctuary as well... which wasn't really that impressive, but that may have just been my timing. When we returned to the dock, we pulled in our kayaks and there was no one present to help us out. A couple of ladies pulled their kayaks in, and one needed help getting out, so we provided that help ourselves. I wasn't so impressed about that aspect of this business, though I realize it's probably a lot to ask for them to have someone standing on the dock all day to receive people who are returning. It wasn't a cheap trip, but I'd likely return. I will probably check out some other places first though.

They were very accommodating! We had a great time on the water! Nice scenic views! I would…read moredefinitely recommend them!

Beautiful setting to kayak. The owners are very friendly and helpful. Easy access to the water and…read moreyou will thoroughly enjoy the peaceful water. Lots of interesting little areas and beaches to explore. Highly recommend this place!

Outstanding Marina!! Couldn't be happier with the location, slip or the people. Thanks so much…read moreJim and Sharon for all of your help!!

This store would not honor my NY state issued paper temporary drivers license as a form of Id to…read morelook at a knife. The representative argued with me about NY state procedure of giving and reclaiming IDs saying " I've been getting driver's licenses in the state of NY for 40 years and they never took my old ID when I got a new one" I replied by asking " so in that 40 years did you ever renew a out of state license from Texas to NY?!" He quickly stood down but by that time I was done arguing NY state law and left. I will never buy a knife gun or amp from this store again!

GET A NEW GOLF SALES PERSON!!…read more I went into Riverhead to talk about a new set of golf clubs as I haven played for 5 years and really wanted to get back into the game. The lead sales person showed me a set of clubs and gave me a price. When I asked some questions - he clearly let me know that answering them was a waste of his time. I walked out - and you missed out on a sale. Horrible customer interaction.!

I came into the store to try and make a purchase and a return when i asked an employee, i believe…read moreher name was Bernice, she was on her phone and was unable to point me in the direction of the product, then when i went to make the return she was completely lost in the process and it looked like it was her first day there which i know it wasn't because I've been in the store before and never had any issue with any other employees besides her , she was unable to process it and i had to leave and go to another location because she was too incompetent in processing a return

Just called to see if they had something in stock, man on the phone, Carl, was rude and not helpful.read more