Wonderful Experience, Professional Instruction. For my 50th,…read moremy wife helped check off a bucket list item for me to learn to sail. 3, 2-hour private lessons were arranged and each one was great. I got classroom (dock), hands-on rigging, sailing on Cherry Creek Reservoir and a lifetime of appreciation for sailing. You've got to try this. We also took advantage of their "family sail" nights for the whole family to tour and get the bug too. Highly recommended.

This group is very friendly and is very helpful to learn how to sail or just to sharpen your…read moreskills. They have a large variety of sailboats--Optis to 420s. The camps are always a blast, too. One thing that would be nice is a sort of gym-format membership so that, with a membership, you could use the boats. Maybe that will be added in the future. Overall, an awesome organization.

This business is not open for the 24 summer season! Don't waste your time. There's no paperboard…read moreavailable to rent in grand lake this summer.

Very easy to reserve our boards, super friendly and attentive staff, good equipment - a very…read moreenjoyable experience

Both the 101 and 103 courses gave me the opportunity to learn from sailors with a diverse type of…read moreexperience. Every session offered great insight and I feel well prepared to continue sailing.

Took the full ASA 101 and ASA 103 courses and absolutely loved them. Got the pleasure of sailing…read morewith the owner on a few occasions, who is incredibly knowledgable and fun to hang out with. Invaluable experience taught with attention to detail and a focus on repeating important skills till they're locked in. If you're in any way interested in sailing, I highly recommend the ASA 101-103 combo. Once you're on the water, you'll never want to stop! Also, as I took courses with them during the COVID 19 pandemic, it's important to point out the incredible level of professionalism and responsibility from their instructors. Always masked, always making sure students were masked, etc. If you thought you were doomed to a life off the water here in landlocked Colorado, look no further!

we rented a boat for my daughters 16th birthday. That was what she was wanting to do this year for…read moresweet 16! Things to know. 1. if in summer, even on weekdays you will need to call and make your reservations in advance. Most likely they will not have boats available if you just do a drop in. You are able to call and reserve 14 days in advance. 2. the amounts of people allowed in the boats are different than what is on their website. it is actually less now for some reason???? not sure what that is. but hopefully they update it to be accurate at some point soon. 3. The prices listed on the website is for the boat only. It does not include gas. 4. They had half day or all day rentals available. 5. If you want to pull a tube behind, the tubes they sell in the marina span between $150-$260!!! YIKES. You will also need a tow rope and y line and that will add another $70. I called all over to see if there was a place that would rent these items and the answer is no :( We used one of our river tubes from home and well it was not the BEST but the girls made the most of it. 6. when you get there you go down around back of the marina and go to the building with the blue roof to check in at. 7. you can bring food and beverages on the boats, but if you make too much of a mess you will get charged a cleaning fee. 8. they will hold your drivers license and credit card while you are out on the boat. 9. They do give a you a boat talk to tell you how to make the boat run. The fellas down at the dock where very friendly. They were helpful and really made everyone feel comfortable. They helped us figure out how to tie our tube on even though it was not quite what they are used to. They also hooked up our y hook up and towline. 10. After you done, you will want to go up to the marina to pay. They take your stuff up there. That was not totally clear and i was hanging around down at the dock. You can paddleboard and kayak down below the marina if you want. You are not supposed to swim in the lake except at the swim beach.

Great folks always helpful. Nice to have a place to keep your boat that the CLM watch over for you.read more

It's that time of year where the park hours are reduced just as much as the visitors. However the…read morewildlife presence is abundant. My recent walk with my pup allowed us a peaceful day and we spotted a hawk, many (very many!) gulls and even a Pronghorn family. Nature is beautiful here at the res. Once again, the restrooms and children's play area are undergoing a few minor improvements. While these areas are closed, the rest of the park is open. Note that the parks pass does not allow entry to the reservoir. Visitors can purchase day passes, paying by check, credit card or Apple Pay are accepted.

A little hidden gem in Aurora. $10 on offseason weekends to visit. I went for a little "beach" trip…read moreto read my book and enjoy some spring sunshine. Couple people were out in boats fishing so it was a really relaxing time. I'm sure it's more crowded during the summer.

Great family paddle on Lake Dillon! We did the Island Tour (9-11:30am) with 2x 2-seaters & 1 solo…read more(15 yr old) to cover the 3 kids and had an incredible time thanks to our guide Brittany. We made it 5.65 miles in the 2.5 hrs, saw a beaver, ospreys, blue herons, & the bald eagles nest. Will definitely do again!

We had the BEST time on this kayaking trip with Adventure Paddle Tours. We learned so much and the…read moreviews were epic!

Rented an 18' boat from them this weekend. Seth was super cool and helpful. The boat was awesome…read moreand very reasonably priced. Can't wait for next time!

Good instruction and excellent sailing in the Rockies. We had a great time!read more