Watering Hole Reviews

[HotWater]

I've got lot's of watering holes around here, ranging from 20 minutes to 1.5 hrs away. I could go boating at a different spot 7 days a week if I wanted to. It would be hard to pick a favorite, they all have pro's and con's. Deciding where to go usually depend's on what boat and what day I want to go. Best part about having choices is being able to avoid offshore toon's, v-bottom tuna boat's and roll bar boat's

[Eli]

I've got lot's of watering holes around here, ranging from 20 minutes to 1.5 hrs away. I could go boating at a different spot 7 days a week if I wanted to. It would be hard to pick a favorite, they all have pro's and con's. Deciding where to go usually depend's on what boat and what day I want to go. Best part about having choices is being able to avoid offshore toon's, v-bottom tuna boat's and roll bar boat's

Which one do you go to the most?

[HotWater]

Which one do you go to the most?

Hard to say, toss between the Slough and Pine Flat. I probably won't go to Pine Flat anymore this year because it's low and only getting lower.

[HB Vic]

I'll throw my $.02 out there cause I have nothing better to do right now lol

We spend most of our time in Parker. I would say our fav spot is the Blue Water Cantina. With Foxes and The Pirate a close second. All have their pros and cons, but mostly pros. The Bluewater is just way to close to us, so its convenient and easy and all the servers know us. Foxes has a pretty good breakfast, and the location is great. The Pirate is also a great location. The staff is friendly, the food is good, and they have plenty of parking.

Outside Parker, Captain Ron's at LOTO is a crazy cool place to hang out. Great good, tons of parking, good food, and super friendly staff. We cruised by at least one other bar when we were there, but didn't have enough time to stop. But the place was going off. Hopefully this year.

Havasu is always fun. Its a little harder imo to boat/bar hop, but if I had to choose a spot, it would be The Heat. That place is sick. It only has kinda somewhat questionable parking for 1 or 2 boats, so its definitely not water friendly. But the bar and location is amazing. Definitely a place to go back to again, and again.

My $.02. And I'm not a pro, I'm a rook

[Eli]

I'll throw my $.02 out there cause I have nothing better to do right now lol

We spend most of our time in Parker. I would say our fav spot is the Blue Water Cantina. With Foxes and The Pirate a close second. All have their pros and cons, but mostly pros. The Bluewater is just way to close to us, so its convenient and easy and all the servers know us. Foxes has a pretty good breakfast, and the location is great. The Pirate is also a great location. The staff is friendly, the food is good, and they have plenty of parking.

Outside Parker, Captain Ron's at LOTO is a crazy cool place to hang out. Great good, tons of parking, good food, and super friendly staff. We cruised by at least one other bar when we were there, but didn't have enough time to stop. But the place was going off. Hopefully this year.

Havasu is always fun. Its a little harder imo to boat/bar hop, but if I had to choose a spot, it would be The Heat. That place is sick. It only has kinda somewhat questionable parking for 1 or 2 boats, so its definitely not water friendly. But the bar and location is amazing. Definitely a place to go back to again, and again.

My $.02. And I'm not a pro, I'm a rook

I guess my title was misleading...I meant where you go boating not drinking. One track mind here! Lol


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[78Southwind]

I have boated the Colorado River from Lake Powell to Martinez Lake and there are some really great place to boat on the Colorado River. Here's some of the area's I really enjoyed.

Powell is awesome just for the sheer beauty the Lake has to offer. From Petroglyphs to Indian Ruins and Natural Bridges to Rock Formations. We traveled from Wahweap Marina to Bullfrog Marina (a little less than 100 miles). We stopped at the Rainbow Bridge. I don't know if you can still do it or not but there was a set of docs to tie up to and hike up to the Bridge. The coves are also ridiculous. Some of the coves go back deeper than a mile.

I have spent quite a bit of time at Lake Mohave. Some of the cool places to go is Gasoline Alley there is a littler beach once you make it all the way back (you can jump off the rocks or just hang out) and Telephone Cove Nevada side (you have to get there by water or a dirt road but it's cool place to camp or just kick back and enjoy the beach). There's some nice coves by the dam but my favorite is to take a nice cruise to Cottonwood Cove to have lunch. You have to watch out for the wind in the big basin though. I have been out there when it is like an ocean and it's not fun.

I will post some more later...