This is a great marina and place from which to fish and dine shop and hang out with friends. It's a…read moregreat place to be.

This was a spur of the moment visit with my Aunt for a quick bite when the 19th Hole was closed…read more The Marina turned out to be a sweet little place for our group to gather, talk, enjoy a quick bite and meet other residents of Pecan Plantation. Our server was super sweet, attentive, and was patient and answered all of my questions and I LOVED that she was a fellow foodie at heart. I tried their Make Your Own Mac & Cheese and it did not disappoint! The portion size was more than ample which means I have leftovers for tomorrow! There are booths and tables inside with a bar area as well as tables outside. Beautiful views of the marina complete the atmosphere. If you are looking for a laid back environment with yummy fare...Lake Granbury Marina is definitely the spot for you!

FINALLY Zach and I made it out onto Lake Belton! We tried last year and Frank's was doing some…read moremaintenance on the bobcats and then we just didn't get around to it. So we showed up today a casual 10 minutes late. I'm always stressed about being late and they were very cool with it which immediately relaxed me. I think the marina itself could use more signage as we didn't see where to go to check in and had to be directed by someone else on the dock. We find our way, one of the employees said she was going to check that our bobcat was working (really appreciate that, always want to know it works) and we checked in inside. Without prompting, they recommend some cool areas of the lake to check out. This was excellent and I loved it. Zach was driving, so I was thriving, and they had wine on sale for 20% off, so they twisted my arm and I ended up with some delicious, cheap, plastic, single-serving bottles of wine. They were very patient with my nerves as we got loaded onto the boat and I tried not to lose all of my items. I really misinterpreted the size of the boat and, as I always do, overpacked. We did not need towels, we did not really need ... anything .... except maybe the wine. They gave us a great overview of how to steer the bobcat, cuz it was a little different than what we are used to with big boy boats, and we were off! We had a great time, we made it back alive, we signed a paper saying we were alive and had returned their bobcat, and they surprised us by saying bobcat rentals no longer have to pay for gas. We did not argue and hippity hopped it out of there. They made it so easy, the price is reasonable, they seem to have pretty open availability, and you can rent by the 1/2 hour. I can see us having a date night where we grab some dinner at Deadfish and then take a bobcat out for an hour to watch the sunset from the lake. This is my life now? No complaints.

Friendly owner who gave me some advice on kayak routes and provided me with pamphlet print out of…read morethe Lake Belton map as well as price breakdown down, I loon forward to renting a kayak soon, and explore the lake.

best fishing spot ever. very nice Staff. The water was great when we were there and parking wasn't…read morebad at all.

Our first visit to this Marina and these people are some of the friendliest you will meet. The…read morepark attendant was helpful in telling us about the facility (boat launch, beach, camping facilities etc. we arrived around 8pm to check the boat out after doing some maintenance but still wanted to go on the lake for a couple of hours. with all the recent flooding they will have to repair the courtesy dock but fortunately the beach is not rocky so you can beach your boat there until the dock is finished. We did not go to the fishing pier but want to check it out soon. I did talk to a lady on the phone there and she was helpful in telling us the amenities.

Might as well keep your boat at home there's no filling station. The owner is a jackass. They don't…read moremaintain it. They said they would remove this nasty cabinet at the beginning of the summer and it's still there. There was several light bulbs that went out several months ago, but the worst thing is you can't let a mechanic work on your boat in the marina. But I have seen multiple boats being worked on. Just don't put your boat here . If you can afford it I would put it at bridge wood country club or even lake belton , anywhere but here .

I thought a day on the lake with the family would be awesome! Booked a boat 1 1/2 months in…read moreadvance. They charge you right away. They do not do refunds no matter how far in advance you call. They told me (somewhat proudly) not even for the lady who lost her job. (Ok...) Keep in mind that their website says "first class boat service". We arrive at the dingy, seedy little place, walk down the rotting dock gang plank to the "marina shop". We waited in the filthy office for 10 min. Not a soul in sight. Hello!! HELLO!!! Nada... The phone rings and this lady pops out of some room. Oh!! What can I do for you? We rented a boat for today. You did??! Uh...yes, we did! She looks on the computer, nothing. I don't have you down... She looks in a binder. Oh! There you are! Then she proceeds to tell me some employee who is 78, (bless his heart) must of put us in there. They are not ready for us at all. I think...the 78 yr old had no trouble charging me the full amount almost 2 months ago. The lady is nice and I feel bad for her. She runs around trying to get a boat ready for us. (Not the one advertised on their site and I thought we were getting.) She apologizes when the boat doesn't start and tells us she knows nothing about boats. (Are you kidding me?!) She gets some younger lady to help get the boat ready. She takes a battery jumper and hooks it up to the boat battery and explains, with a cig dangling from her lips, that its no problem. If the engine dies, just hook the jumper to it. (Are these people serious?!) Then she takes the boat out to turn it around and back it back in to fill it up with gas. (Sorry, in my opinion first class boat services already have your boat ready or at least gassed up. ) My kids look warily at me as they carry their towels and swimming noodles on board. Thank goodness we brought a cooler of food and drinks. Otherwise the the only option was cheap beer. No snacks, no boogie boards or tubes to rent. Nothing. Not an apology for making us wait, for giving us a boat that might strand us. If we hadn't driven so far, and the kids so excited, i would have canceled on the spot. Thank goodness my husband knows about boats because they didn't explain anything about it. How to drive it, nothing. We got on board and left the floating dive. We anchor off a nice sand bar, swim and have a great time. Naturally when we start the boat up to head back, the battery is dead. My husband spends 20 min getting the battery charged. Basically, I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. It's shabby, filthy, ill run and completely disorganized. be careful not to fall through the soggy squishy bathroom floors. Website is not what you get. I have no idea where the pictures are from. If your gonna spend $300 and gas costs for 4 hours, go somewhere else. This place is a joke.

We stayed in the "floating cabin" for $165 a night over Memorial Day weekend. The cabin is next…read moredoor to the marina, almost attached, and is basically a hotel room with a boat slip. Be aware that although it states "cabin" it has the bare essentials and we had to ask for toilet paper, towels, clean sheets, coffee maker, light bulbs, and a grill. If you plan on staying here you will need to bring your own utensils and toiletries (if you typically use hotel soaps & lotions). Our view faced the backside of the marina, which is not the view on the website. Our view was more dilapidated than rustic and saw heavy foot traffic where everyone had to pass by us to gain access to their boat slips (they can also see inside your cabin). The convenience of being on the water and having our boat in the slip was the appeal but not sure the accommodations/amenities are in alignment with the cost...maybe the word cabin is misleading and should be advertised as "floating room". Also, the restaurant is no longer there.

The people who work here are so sweet and helpful!!! It's in the perfect spot and it's super cute!…read moreI was out boating on Lake Whitney and i had issues and they went above and beyond to help!!! thank you so much and I de appreciate it!!!

From the owner: We are a family of people that love Lake Whitney!…read more Open year round. Our cabins have a view of Lake Whitney and come with full bath, kitchenette (frig, microwave, coffee maker), dining table with 4 chairs, also stocked with pillows and sheets, small TV with antenna, ceiling fans, wall a/c units, outdoor grill, picnic table. Full hook-up rv spots with 30/50 amp. Campsites with water and electric. Gated boat docks with 24-50ft covered wet slips. Comes with water and electric. Ship store on the water with non-ethanol fuel to fill up your boat.

I've had great experiences with the service department at Bluff Creek Marina, whether for repairs…read moreor regular maintenance. Chad always provides timely communication for scheduling and updates, and Robert and Carlos are extremely knowledgeable. They've consistently taken excellent care of my boat and Seadoo. I highly recommend the service department at Bluff Creek Marina.

Good luck getting these guys to help you with any problems that your boat may have. They may be…read moregreat mechanics, but they can't ever seem to find someone to help you.

Twas a nice park in the area! We decided to come up here on the weekend. The weather was nice and…read morethe environment was also nice! There was a place where you can get your boat down to the water and many people were on the boat doing finishing and all kind of water activities! We walked around the small island and did some sunbathing! The entrance costed us $10 so be aware of that! Other than that it was a good visit!

This is a marina in a COE Park. Parking is ample. My assesment is of the Cafeteria portion…read more But there is a Marina and place to fish, very popular with the locals. THE GOOD: Food was hot The Bad: Marina of the Marinas between Belton and Stillhouse Lake, this one is pretty ran down. The food is tasty but supergreasy. No air-condition in the dining area. Tables are super dirty and flies run the place. Today is their reopening day after an alleged renovations for the looks of it they went for the "rundown" motive.