Rented the 2 jet skis for the 3rd year in a row. Brand new sea doos with 170hp engines and they…read morefly! I recommend renting from these guys 100%

These are a blast! The guys are pretty accommodating about…read moreearly pickups and questions. The little ones haven't stopped talking about "sport mode".

We had a great time kayaking on the Salt River with Erin and Paul from Riverbound Sports . They…read morewere awesome!! Both were very professional, helpful and made the trip down the river entertaining and memorable. Thank you Erin and Paul ! Seeing the many horses and also a mountain goat really added to the experience. We highly recommend Riverbound Sports especially for a very fun and enjoyable kayak trip on the river and look forward to doing it again.

Such a fun and cool experience! We went on a holiday weekend so the water was busy, we were afraid…read morewe wouldn't see horses but we did! Paul and Steve made the experience fun and safe. And the snackle box was a nice surprise!

We had a blast during our off-roading adventure! I'd never been before but the team made me feel…read moresafe while having a BLAST. Highly recommend if you're in the area! (And wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty... you really kick up some dust in the desert!)

Had an amazing time with our guide Don F. last night on our sunset tour. Riding the ATV was fun…read morebut he also made it very informative along the way. Would highly recommend the tour and ask for Don if you can. PSA

Do not rent these if you will drive over 35mph on roads that are wet or muddy…read more They should be driven like a golf cart in a retirement community.

Apparently mr duke or whoever he is does not want to rent out 3 utvs this week. Looking hard to…read moremake a last minute for our group of 12 for Monday. So I called at 6 am (5:53) thinking I would get a voice mail and someone would get back to me. Instead he answered. Chewed me out for calling early. And then hung up on me. I get not liking to be called early. But if your personal phone is your business phone you Coulda had phone on silent. Coulda asked politely to call back later. About anything but that. Doesn't sound like the guy most like doing business with. Check out Gold Canyon ATV. They were great last year.

Did a quick 2 hour rental this morning, great staff and very convenient. We rented a tandem kayak…read morebut it seems like the Standup Paddle Boards were quite popular. We booked ahead of time, and my only suggestion was to book 1/2 hour ahead of when you expect as the road going up to the lake had a few trucks towing boats so we were about 10 minutes late. We did not rent a dry bag, as we did not feel we needed it, also the kayak had a little hatch to stow a phone to key things dry.

It was such a fun experience! The drive is super pretty and the scenery was just as beautiful!!…read moreDefinitely recommend! :)

Everything was amazing! The rate was great. It was so last minute and I got the jet skis delivered…read moreout to us and they picked them up and they were amazing. Gave us exactly what we need to know and on time perfection! Equipment was great we were even a little bit late and they were just Completely accommodating! Can't wait to go again.

I'm not sure if this is a review for the tube renting place or for just going at all. But I highly…read morerecommend buying your own tubes to own forever, and if you have the opportunity take 2 cars to go to the top and drop off spot so you don't have for rent a tube. If you own your own tube, you can still rent a bus ride for $19. This is definitely an Arizona summer classic. Wow!! I'm updating to say that in all my 21 years I didn't realize that there was a difference between rafting and tubing and that there were 2 different of options on what you can do to go down the river. How freaking cool and thank you to the business owner for educating me!

This review is for a RAFTING & CAMPING trip (lol, I can't believe how many people have left reviews…read morefor tubing)! It's going to be my longest review ever! Where do I start?!? I have wanted to raft the Grand Canyon (Colorado River) my whole life so when my friend asked me if I wanted to raft the Salt River I said "heck yeah"!! My 2 top takes from this trip are RESPECT (respect these guides, the river and the land...they are awesome and deserve every bit of it) and don't judge a book by its cover... Upon arrival my friend became really nervous (she even had me getting nervous). She walked over and found our guide Ara and immediately came back feeling a lot better. We had plenty of time to get our PPE, buy some shirts/stickers/sunglass straps (cheaper than Amazon) and use the porta potty. An awesome guide explained safety instructions and insisted people listen! Respect him - it could save your life. He made sure everyone could see and hear him. Safety is their #1 important thing! All the rafts left at the same time. Us 3 and our guide in one boat. The rest of the boats seemed to be a high school trip. You do some practice paddling in the eddy before the first rapid. On that first rapid you have someone from the team taking your picture! After some amazing fun we stopped for lunch where the guides gave us chips and salsa to start while they made chicken fajitas (the chicken is separate from the onions and peppers which my friend appreciated because she doesn't like those veggies). We had plenty of time to eat, drink water and use the porta potty. I highly suggest doing the full day because this is where it would end for the half day/no lunch trips. It is soooo worth it to continue on. We got to learn a lot about our amazing guide Ara, we instantly trusted her beyond words. She has years of experience and has paddled rivers from AZ to Alaska! She has her own raft and constantly going on new adventures. Looking at her...young and a girl...you may second guess going with her but this is why I say never judge a book by its cover! She was amazing!!! We all had absolutely 100% trust in her!!! The whole team is on top of things. I was so impressed how they handled a raft that was pulled over. One by one they pulled to the side and waited or assisted the stopped raft. Later I overheard one of the kids say he purposely fell off the raft - don't do that. It's not cool - respect the river and the guides!! They drove us back to our truck and dropped Ara off at camp (where we had lunch) to start preparing for our evening of appetizers and dinner. We drove back to camp and set up our tents and Ara brought over a wonderful charcuterie board (I love these)!! After setting up Ara had a nice fire going while she finished up dinner. She made the most amazing Alfredo/pesto tortellini, salad and bread! It was so good I forgot to take a picture!! While we were eating she mentioned something about baking a cake (I was thinking it must be one of the guide's birthday's). Nope!! She baked us a pineapple upside down cake in the cast iron Dutch oven! Omg so delicious! All the guides in the camp were so welcoming and friendly! They invited us to play horseshoes, sat with us by the fire and really made us feel included (after all this is their home for the season). The next morning Ara had yogurt, fruit, leftover cake (my friend was really happy about that) orange juice and coffee waiting while we tried to wake up. We took our time...Ara always made sure things flowed on our time. She never pressured us or rushed us - it was absolutely wonderful. She cooked us a nice breakfast of croissant sandwiches and we had to pack up and head out. We made sure to tip her (and if I could have made it 100% of the cost I would have) she hugged us and we said our goodbyes! Everyone we met was amazing!! Ara, Annie the dog, Stu and G-String (my ears must of been waterlogged because I swear that's what his name was - lol). I wish I remembered more names but these were our top favorites. They have me wanting to do the 5 day trip next!!

Great time, great guide, solid experience. 10/10 recommend…read more Horse Entertainment: Ace was the best horse. They warned me he may get lazy and stop, and that I would have to kick him but he did great. He was a very calm horse who was very gentle. Funny part is that he wears a mask so he doesn't eat the whole trail ride.... sounds like me, I guess we have a lot in common. Snacks snacks snacks.

Do not waste your time. If you weigh over 240 fully dressed they will not allow you to ride…read more Plus they are expensive. If you want to ride horses you can ride them in Texas for a lot cheaper and a lot longer. Plus they have horses that are built and capable to withstand your heavier set adult male. Came with five people and my husband who has been loosing weight. 260 fully clothed with Steele toe boots, jeans and enough in the wallet to weigh anyone down. The one staff member who I spoke with was cordial and descent but I will not bring my business back there ever and will deter anyone from going. Tourist trap. Let me add... it is Arizona and they would not let me wear my hiking backpack for water!!!! Absolutely not. I drink water all day and you want me to venture for an 1 1/2. With no water .... No thank you