Definitely put this on your list of things to do! So much value and adventure for the price. My…read moreson enjoyed an hour long experience ziplining throught the Hill Country. The owner/manager was so welcoming and walked us through the entire process.

Flew in from Maine for a mini vacation and this group was super welcoming and fun. Demi crushed it…read moreand was a big part of why we will definitely be going back next year

We rented a jet ski and paddle board. These guys were super awesome. Very good customer service…read more The jet ski ran great and it was very powerful. Check these guys out if you want to have fun on Canyon Lake.

Yes yes yes yes! Weeeeeeeeee! O. M G. Yaaaaaaaaay! Aggggggggggh! Yeaaaaaaaah! Let's do it…read moreagain!!!!!! That really is all that needs to be said about this thrilling coaster! It is easily one of my top 5 coasters in life! I love the fact that this coaster creeps up the side of the limestone "butte"? "Hill"? "Mini mountain" at the back of the park. It's a wooden marvel of amusement and it is super fast! A must try for a coaster enthusiast. Return Factor: 100%

I really like this ride a lot as it is a thrilling ride. I think I have to ride more of this ride…read moreas the ride was running pretty slow that day. The two times I have been to this park they only been running only 1 train on a busy day. The other problem was that that 1 train had 8 closed seats so operations will be slow and even though the line does not seem short, the line will move slow. I wonder why they do not fix the seats to the train or why there is not another cart other than they want to preserve the wear the tear. The drop is cool and going upside down twice is awesome. Would definitely recommend the ride, but would suggest going to this one first.

Thank you Ben for the memories. I'm looking forward to paddle and float with everyone all Summer…read morelong at your location. I appreciate you and your company you created.

I guess this is the only kayaking shop opens during winter in San Marcos. Kayaking is fun for a…read morebeginner. The water is clear and there are many turtles along the river. Ben is very nice and welcoming, his dog is cute too:) Definitely a good place to go if you are seeking something interesting:)

I know this is not an official page for the Comal River tubing. But at least the Tube Chute is the…read moremajor attraction. According to Curt C, this page is based on the first chute at Prince Solms Park. I went through 3 chutes during the entire tubing experience. The first chute is still on the park ground. That was really fun, if you are a swimmer. I have seen people tumbling down into the river at the end. I watched few TikTok videos the day before going tubing. I know not to tie with other tubers. Because it will automatically tumble down and flip the tubes with whomever is on it. Since this was my first tubing experience, I didn't document the location of each chute. The first and second ones were approximately 5 minutes apart. The 3rd chute was so minor, there wasn't anything spectacular about it. After seeing a bridge, the final public exit was ahead. I paddled hard because my friend got motion sickness, we had to end the trip as quickly as possible. The whole excursion lasted less than 2 hours. My belly and knees were sunburnt like a lobster, even with layers of sunscreen. If you asked me, yeah, I would do it again.

This chute is fun, but be careful with the kids. My husband and i like this place. Now look…read moredifferent and more clean

All of the staff here was amazing! Girlfriend and I picked up two jet skis for a couple hours with…read moreour teenage daughters and we all had an absolute blast! I'm already planning a return trip to Canyon Lake just for these guys! Highly recommend!

Nate and Caleb were such a help and cool dudes helping us get set up with the jet skiis and making…read moresure we had a great time

Memorial Day there were about 11 of us at the Sons river and we had an enjoyable time. The water is…read moreshallow so you don't have to worry about your children being in deep water. Little children like my granddaughter age 3 1/2 would need to wear floaties for your peace of mind but, parents are going to be with their children. My daughter and her husband rented a Kayak to go to the other side where it is deeper and there was a rope swing. My son in law loved that. You can take your own water toys and tubes. It is spring fed and it stays 72 degrees all year. It's still chilly but when you walk around you get use to it and it's comfortable. I have not camped out. We may go again for the 4th and we might camp out. It's very pleasant there. The cabanas are great. Lots of shade in the cabanas and you can grill, there are lots of chairs so you don't have to take chairs unless you want to. You will need to take food and drinks, snacks. All of the cabanas have hammocks which is nice. Beware of rocks though and be sure and take your water shoes so that you can walk on the rocks. There are some areas that are very easy to just walk into the water where the ground is level. I highly recommend this place for a fun family weekend or a fun day.

Short review: False Advertising, Double Booking, Mold Exposure, Unsanitary Conditions, and Terrible…read moreCustomer Service Avoid Son's Blue River Camp at all costs. Long Review: The night before our reservation, the venue called to tell us the "bell tent" we booked and fully paid for was actually a bring-your-own-tent campsite. Instead of honoring the reservation, they immediately tried to upsell us and charge additional money to "upgrade" to a glamping cabin. After making last-minute accommodations to bring our own tent, we arrived the next day only to be told our reserved campsite had been double booked due to their online and in-person reservation systems "not communicating." Staff admitted they had been dealing with this issue all day. This campground was grossly overbooked and lacked adequate infrastructure--insufficient campsites, limited electricity, limited water access, inadequate sewage accommodations, and overflowing porta-potties. Some were cautioned taped off. One staff member, Clayton, was openly hostile and told us: "Y'all could all really just go home and that would make my life a lot easier." Knowing they enforce a strict no refund policy, that wasn't a real option. We were temporarily placed in a "glamping cabin," which had a strong mildew odor, visible mold contamination, and likely water damage. The mold and mildew were severe enough to disrupt sleep and created serious health concerns. This is not "glamping"--this is unsafe lodging. The following day, after being reassured our campsite issues were resolved, we returned from the river to find our paid campsite was once again being occupied by another group. Staff then blamed us for not setting up earlier--even though they had told us the site was available. This confirms what many should know: if you book online, they may not actually reserve your site. Meanwhile, walk-up campers appear to pay less, creating a pattern of double-booking and double-charging customers. Conditions across the property were unacceptable: Overflowing trash cans left baking in 90+ degree heat Trash not removed during the entire stay Strong odors from garbage and human waste Porta-potties that could be smelled from over 100 feet away Ant infestations inside and outside sleeping tents Broken or non-working advertised AC units Mold-covered canvas tents Unclean and unsanitary sleeping areas When we reported ants covering one of the tents, staff responded: "What do you want me to do about it?" This was one of the worst examples of misrepresentation, unsafe camping conditions, unsanitary glamping accommodations, poor campground management, and negligent customer service we've ever experienced. We filed formal complaints with the Guadalupe County Code Enforcement office who reported back that MOLD CONTAMINATION WAS CONFIRMED IN THEIR BELL TENTS. They offered us a credit for another stay, but after this experience, there is absolutely no reason we would ever return. This place feels like a scam and a massive health hazard. Book literally anywhere else.

Great dive shop in the central Texas area that can meet most of your recreational & technical…read morediving needs. I needed to fill a tank with 100% O2 fo a dive I have coming up. They were able to accommodate me without any issues. I will gladly continue to visit Duggan's when I'm in town.

Our decision was based on a Couple of metrics - at the time I My family and I are devoted Duggan…read moreDiving Customers. We love the personal experience we receive from the staff and resident Instructors and Dive Master. If you want to just hang around the shop and visit/listen their is always someone in the shop talking about diving. Their Instructors and Dive Masters are the most educated in terms of all aspects of diving - course work to in-water activities. John Duggan is a pioneer in the diving industry and a retired Air Force SERE Instructor. Highly recommend them in all aspects of dive training (Discover Scuba - Instructor) to include all levels of technical training.