Called Bruno's Jet Ski Rentals the morning of and got lucky they were able to accommodate…read more Communication was great, they still had our info on file from previous year, & I love that they send you a pin to the drop off/pick up point (very helpful for us out-of-towners). I keep them in our contact list and use them every yr we are here for our family reunion. The personnel that deliver the jet skis are always friendly & take their time to walk you through the whole process & operating the equipment. Price is reasonable and they gave us a deal for being repeat customers. We will continue to use them!

The staff were great, thorough and helpful. Bristen and Jordon were very kind…read more My only complaint I have is that I was told that the gas would last me all day - 8 hours and I ran out of gas in 3.5 hours with no option to fill tank or no one told me where I could go to get gas.

I took my boat to Steve. He kept it for 4 months. When I picked my boat up it ran terrible. Steve…read moreis A little bit rude and I won't ever go there again. I didn't take it back because I didn't want to deal with him another 4 months. Beware.

I took a vacation with the family. My oldest daughter thought it would fun to wake surf. First…read moreoff, the boat he has is ultra nice. The wave he has was as good as anything I've seen. The owner Jon was really helpful. By the time we were done our youngest daughter was having so much fun we had to pry her off the board. I think what I liked best is we didn't feel like customers. Jon made us all feel like friends. We talked about it the whole way home. We are already making plans to go back. Put this on your bucket list.

From the owner: We provide a 24' luxury wakesurf boat complete with a driver with 25 years of expertise, Ensuring a…read morepremium and safe wakesurfing, wakeboarding and tubing experience. Includes all equipment, life jackets, ropes, driver and instructor. Bookings are required at least 12 hours in advance to secure your session. Join us for an unforgettable adventure on the lake!

Had a great time here amazing service everything went smoothly…read more Great help over the phone as well

Absolutely loved the food! The service was great. My only suggestion is to put a soft close on the…read moredoor to the patio.

The Village subdivision boat ramp aka Canyon Lake Boat Ramp #1…read more When I moved to The Village in 1976, this was a private boat ramp for our subdivision, as most were in those days. We had to have a special sticker on the windshield of all our vehicles issued by our HOA to be able to launch and park there (as well as the subdivision pool up the hill). A few years later, the boat ramps were taken over by the government and opened to the public. Read the Signs: Dock is for loading and unloading only No Fishing No Swimming No Camping No Picnicking No Loitering Do not park a vehicle without trailer in trailer parking! Park your car on top of the hill in the flat area of dirt Use common sense Know your boat etiquette Know your no wake zones Practice your trailer skills BEFORE you taking your boat out in public! This is a tough ramp to navigate with steep incline. Have good tires on your vehicle... when pavement is wet on that steep incline, you will need traction as tires will spin as you are making your way up the hill. We have new tires on our truck, our tires spin. Pull into the loading parking area, quickly put all your stuff in your boat before launch, back into water when it's your turn, then park in trailer parking. Pull out your boat quickly, unload quickly, leave the area quickly. Open Water Scuba classes are also held here. Underwater you will find a platform, cars, etc. Watch for their flags on the water, stay far away. Yelp map shows the boat ramp as "Skyline Park". This is incorrect. This is NOT a park. There are no areas to play, to swim, or to picnic. Pros: Boat dock Cons: Steep incline, limited parking *Note* Comal County Sheriffs & Texas Parks W&G like to use this ramp.

Greet place to go for boating. That's about it. Took the kiddos down to venture around the place,…read moreand was told by a park ranger no loitering at all. Even though there were trails. Lots of places to hang out around the banks. Again not allowed. But if you have some sea-doos for a quick launch your all good.

After searching the local area for a shop to look at our boat, It was making really loud noises we…read morewere not used to hearing. No other shops in the area would even say bring it by and we will look at it. They all had a two week back log. This was our vacation which if the boat didn't work it would have been unfortunate. The owner took a quick look at it, no its not the lower unit, showed us that the oil was clear no metal fillings. Hooked up the hose and fired up the engine, that's a gimbal bearing gone bad it wont cause you any grief just lots of noise, get it fixed when you are done at the lake. Which we did. I don't think he would have charged us. But well worth the trip to know that it wasn't anything really bad. He is a hard working and Honest small business. Would definitely use him again. Great Diagnosis in very short time. No wait. Just excellent customer service. By the way he also had a two week back log. RCL

Phone etiquette was horrible from the start and prices are too high for an estimate! I found…read moreanother mechanic that meets our families needs!

If you need to re-power an old boat with the best outboards on the market then contact Rodney…read moreNelson of San Marcos Marine at (512) 557-2469 1111 Arcadia Canyon Lake, TX 78133. Reason: I recently tried to re-power an old 14ft aluminum 1956 Arkansas Traveler runabout. I contacted numerous boat dealers around Austin, Texas. Although most of the dealers were very nice, all of them discouraged me from putting a new 40hp engine on the craft. Their reasons for declining my request varied. I came to understand that inner-city boat dealers, especially those not located on a lake, are really set up to sell new boats and have little interest in re-powering old boats. I decided to call one last dealer, Rodney Nelson of San Marcos Marine. Rodney's workshop is on Canyon Lake. I took my boat to Rodney. He was so positive and knowledgeable. He verified the boat was rated for 40hp, said he would strengthen the transom with a custom aluminum cap, put a 40hp Tohatsu 4-stroke motor on it (5 year warranty). The highly-rated engine is about half the weight of other four-stroke outboards and gas costs me about $5 for an entire day of fun on Lake Austin. It's very quiet, essentially no smoke, amazing. Rodney is an expert at working with aluminum boats. He built custom plates on the front for gauges, welded in plates to strengthen the transom, built aluminum mounts for the new modern throttle/tilt and trim/steering mechanisms etc. He also tested the boat on Canyon Lake numerous times to fine tune steering, maneuverability, and ride. The cost for all his work and customization were much less than the quotes I received from other dealers who just wanted to attach a 30hp motor on the existing transom. I'm glad I called Rodney because now my family has a boat that is both safe and fun for an incredibly low price! Ralph Beasley

Rockin'R River Rides had a nice set up. They do seem to nickel and dime you a bit. $15 for parking,…read more$25 for a cooler float tube which is what the going rate per person is. They have an air conditioned portable bathroom trailer that is decent. 6 stalls in the women's room and they were fairly clean. The summer heat had them smelling a little funky, but I'm not sure what can be done to fix that. The staff was friendly. The school bus ride back to the starting point after the float was nostalgic. For a moment, it took me back to feeling like we were on a school field trip. We definitely see ourselves coming back but at least bringing our own floats for our coolers to cut down on the expense. We had a large group with 2 coolers so it was $50 just to bring our coolers along.

They really do know how to nickel and dime you! It was about $23 per tube, plus another $16 for…read moreparking. The staff was pretty nice and helpful, though. They do have a decent size portable bathroom, which was nice. My only complaint is that they should keep the water on inside them a little longer. We got back to the beginning around 4:30 and went to use the bathroom before heading out, but the water was already turned off. The float itself was actually painful. There are SO many rocks that you constantly hit and scrape your rear end against, and it gets pretty uncomfortable after a while. I'm not sure if I'll be back to this location just because this particular section was so rocky. Overall, it was fun, but definitely bring some extra money and be prepared for a rocky ride!