We were vacationing in Park City, and wanted to go snowmobiling, we found this place and rented 2 (…read moretwo seater snowmobiles) my each drove one with our little kids in the back. This was the absolute BEST experience we've ever had while on vacation. We had a private tour with Tag as our guide, we had a blast with him! Highly recommend this place! They have goggles, boots, and jackets to rent, they also sell gloves and other necessities

We had a great experience overall with Uinta Recreation. Originally, I booked a 3-hour unguided…read moretour, which had to be changed to a 2-hour option due to trail conditions and lack of snow. At first, I was frustrated by the change, but after speaking with Adam, he explained that the limited snow could cause issues on the trails and potentially lead to a poor experience if we got stuck or ended up on the wrong paths. I appreciated his honesty and concern for safety. Suggestion - fill out all waivers online prior, read all documents prior and arrive early

We had a pleasant experience. Somehow I accidentally reserved a pontoon for the following weekend,…read morebut they were able to accommodate us today, thankfully! Everyone is nice & friendly. Check in was easy and they go through all the do's & dont's of using the boat. The pontoon we reserved was the cheapest, but it was really nice compared to ones we've rented in the past at other lakes/rivers. Had Bluetooth speakers which added to the experience. We were bummed out the weather was a bit crappy so I felt like we didn't get to fully enjoy the experience. Also, unless you plan to jump off the boat and swim/float etc., there's no where to beach it to hang out, and you are told to stay 150 feet away from the edges due to shallow water and rocks. The water was a chilly 52 for Memorial Day weekend and without sun and warm temps we didn't get into the water. We ended up returning our rental early due to rain, but checking the boat back in was easy. I definitely recommend renting if you're spending a day here. It's got gorgeous views and it's very big. There were some cool teepees out of what looked like driftwood or something along the South Eastern section that merges into Provo River. There's beautiful homes along northern edges as well.

I was delivering for Uber Eats to this location and I got stuck in a line for boats. Didn't mind it…read morewas my fault. The old man being extremely because I didn't have a boat and was in line. It was an obvious mistake. I would go back to the Jordanelle ever. Terrible management and people skills. No signs on where to go.

We did the forest meditation in silks. Blake was great! He had just the right personality -…read morefriendly and conversational while also giving some space for quiet and appreciation of our surroundings. The meditation, tea and beauty of nature was just what we needed!!

We did paddle board yoga in Homestead Crater and it was very unique and quite a bit of fun. The…read morepaddle boards are really floating platforms but try some of the traditional yoga moves like tree pose and you're almost guaranteed to fall into the water, which of course is half the fun and the water is wonderfully warm. if you're looking for an out of the box activity in the Park City area give these folks a look!

Very helpful staff. We had a lot of moving parts to our group and they were patient. Equipment was…read morewell maintained. Great time!

I came to rent a watercraft during published business hours and was turned away due to…read more"understaffing".

When you look at the negative reviews they are hardly trustworthy. All complaining about refunds,…read moreso you know when people make mistakes and wants refunds it's always the owners fault. Joe was nothing but great this weekend, him and his wife are fantastic people and very professional. Prices are reasonable and line up with every boat rental place I have ever researched. Great experience will be back all summer until we get our own boat.

Potential customers beware! Utah Paddle Board Rentals should not be classified as a business. Their…read morepractices are unethical and criminal. My wife and I rented a jet ski and paddle board from Utah Paddle Board Rentals on July 16th. Joe, the owner, helped us. Very friendly guy at first. We rented a three person jet ski with the aim of having three people on it for the duration of the rental period. Joe assured us it could easily handle three people. As it turned out, the jet ski was far too unstable for three. So we tried it with two people. It was a perfect ride. No issue with it whatsoever. The thing is we didn't want to make one person sit on shore while the other people rode it. I contacted Joe immediately and spoke with him and he agreed that if we returned the jet ski right away he'd give us a partial refund. He also told us he'd get us a few more paddle boards to use for the day for our trouble (which was a promise they failed to fulfill). So we met up with Joe's employees, Ryan and Trevor and handed the jet ski off to them at the Deer Creek dock. We asked them if we needed to put it back on the trailer but they said they would probably take it out on the reservoir for the rest of the day. On our way home we contacted Joe again to finalize the refund he would give us for the jet ski. He told us he would give us $100 back on the $175 jet ski rental plus the total $250 damage deposit. When we said we actually paid $200 for the rental not $175 he suddenly lost his temper and said he didn't have to give us anything back. He said he was done listening and didn't have to do anything for us. We attempted to explain we weren't trying to get more money from him but that we did pay more for the jet ski rental than $175. He kept cutting us off and suddenly put us on hold. When he came back on the line he had realized his mistake. At that point he agreed to give us $125 back on the $200 paid for renting the jet ski and the full $250 back for the damage deposit, a total refund of $375. He told us it would take 2-3 business days for the refund to go through. A few days later we checked our account. There was no sign of a refund. Finally six days later when there was still no sign of a refund and no word or explanation from Joe, we contacted him via text asking if the refund had been made. He left a voicemail saying the refund had not been made because there was damage done to the jet ski. He said the intake had rock damage and that's why we were having issues using it. (However, the day we rented we told him there weren't any mechanical issues with the jet ski, it was simply a stability issue. We told him it worked great with just two people riding). I returned his call to tell him we were never near rocks and the jet ski worked perfectly in our care. Joe again lost his temper and promptly hung up on me. Joe's wife called me within an hour saying "Joe isn't very level-headed in these kind of situations." I told her as I had Joe, we were never around any rocks and the jet ski never had any mechanical issues, but that Ryan the employee said he and Trevor were planning on using it for the day after we passed it off to them. I asked if they had been questioned about it. She responded that the employees weren't available for questioning as they no longer worked there and that it wouldn't even matter if they did because we were the last renters on record. (Although there was no record as Joe never had us sign any release form or rental agreement). Even though we did not damage the machine in the small amount of time we used it, they were still charging us as if we did. She ended by saying we are keeping all your money and that's that, and promptly hung up. As it stands we are working with our credit card company to dispute only the charges Joe had agreed to refund us even though we paid much more. We are attempting to still be fair even though there is no indication of that being reciprocated. We are left stunned having dealt with a "business" that would extort their customers like this. And we are not the first to have this kind of experience with Utah Paddle Board Rentals. Other reviews indicate similar treatment. Our goal is to make other potential customers aware of the the inherit risk of doing business with Utah Paddle Board Rentals.

Yesterday we were 11 ladies, who booked an afternoon river run. Most of us are in our 60s with a…read morefew 70 +and some were nervous about the rapids. Our guides Rob and Jeremy knew to be very safe with us and we had a wonderful time. It was one ladies first time, she said didn't realize how relaxing it would be between the class ii Rapids. The Weber is surprisingly beautiful despite the fact that it follows the highway. You don't even know the highway is there!

Did a private guided hike with Tyler and had a great experience! Pick up and drop off…read moretransportation was provided along with boot covers, snowshoes, poles and a bottle of water as part of the package. Tyler gave a great background of the area and was knowledgeable about many aspects of the nature around us. We had a great chat in general that kept for a nice rythem during the 4 mi hike! River rafting next!

What a trip. I was…read morethoroughly impressed with our Desolation Canyon trip with Holiday River Expeditions. Going into it, I had very few expectations--I had never done anything like this before--and, if anything, I probably had more concerns than expectations. By the end of six days on the river, most of those concerns had become some of my favorite parts of the experience. First and foremost, our guides, Tristan and Annie, and the group we traveled with made the trip. Tristen and Annie were incredibly well prepared, knowledgeable, friendly, and just genuinely enjoyable people to spend six days with. Early on, they asked us to embrace and respect the river, and in return they showed us just how much the canyon had to offer. There was a great balance of adventure, history, knowledge, humor, and simply slowing down enough to appreciate where we were. I was concerned about being completely disconnected--there was no cell signal for the entire trip--but I quickly came to embrace it. Cutting the cord completely changed the rhythm of my day. No emails, no calls, no notifications. Just the river, the canyon and the people around you. I was concerned about sleeping on the ground. It never exactly became comfortable, but I got used to it enough that I spent several nights sleeping outside under the stars instead of in my tent. Speaking of the stars, I honestly didn't know that many existed. Maybe sleeping on the ground wasn't the reason I had trouble falling asleep--I may have spent too much time staring at the sky. I was concerned about the "Bano." Turns out I've never gone to the bathroom in more beautiful or serene surroundings. And, after all, everybody does it. I was concerned about the food. I shouldn't have been. It was fantastic, and I was continually impressed by what the guides were able to prepare for us in the middle of nowhere. I also spent several days paddling a ducky, which added another level of adventure and was an absolute blast. By the end, six days somehow didn't feel very long. You settle into the rhythm of the river, stop worrying about what time it is, get comfortable being a little dirty, and start appreciating how simple your world has become. What a trip. I would absolutely do it again. And as I've discovered since getting home, nobody warns you how hard it is to spend six days on the river and then go back to sitting behind a desk.

We had a wonderful experience with the Holiday team during our trip through The Gates of Lodore…read more Our guide team was led by Drake and included Brian, Annie and Jimmy. Each of them were incredibly kind, informative, and very fun to be around. Their coordination of the trip was beyond exceptional. Their knowledge and passion for the area was inspiring. We all learned so much about the history of the canyons. Thank you to our guide team for an unbelievable trip.

First off, rented snowshoes. Spent half an hour filling out their online rental form which wanted…read moreweight, height, address, ph # and sex for every person. When I asked why they needed a height and weight for snowshoeing they rudely answered that they need the information for skiing. When I mentioned I wasn't renting skis, they were rude. Next, asked for advice on where to go. The girl got out a map, not knowing how to read it, and said, "just go up the street." We did that; there was no trailhead, parking, or even a path. Went back to the shop and asked if we could park there and snowshoe from there and the answer was (again, rudely) "absolutely not." We asked for advice on where to go and they said to try the high school. Went there and there was no snow to be found. Eventually went back to our condo and discovered some very nice trails, no thanks to the rude people at this shop who acted like they hated their jobs, the customers, and life in general. That having been said, the snowshoes were also sub-par. The home page of their website said rentals were 35 $ but when you went to check out it changed to 39. Not worth it.

Terrible service. Faulty equipment. Stay away! Other places are way better and don't have bad…read moreattitude. They rushed us and were very rude. My wife was a beginner and they had her skis set to advanced. When she fell the skis did not come off and she tore her ACL. When we returned the skis and told them what happened they didn't even care. Shameful!!

We booked the private snowmobile tour for 4 people. It was awesome. The land they use in the…read morenational park is really neat; the views are amazing. The equipment is all well maintained and fantastic. Our guide Chad was super cool; he showed us the basics and turned us loose. It was more fun than I imagined. Jhannel was super helpful and responsive throughout the entire booking process and getting us outfitted with gear.

Great outfit Great people Great machines Awesome service. They found snow this winter n Utah when…read moreno one else could! Hell Yeah you guys rocked it thank you