Rivers End Marina & RV Storage

Still the best place to launch a boat from the East Bay!
I arrived last weekend to launch my boat for the first time of the season. I was greeted at the launch ramp by a concerned employee regarding a boater who was stranded. She was definitely going out of her way to get someone to help. I was pleased to lend a hand, and was able to bring the stranded boater back to the safety of the marina. A+ for the employees of the River’s End Marina!

Nice clean facility. 3 ramps, plenty of lighting and parking. They even offer storage at a reasonable price. Not too far from fast water. Be prepared it can get a bit busy and people don’t follow instructions like pulling their boat forward so others can pull behind once out of the water.

5 HUGE stars for the owner’s customer service. Very nice guy.
We just bought our first boat, have only rented ones already in the water before, so this review is coming from a novice. They have a nice little convenience store, decent staging area, and 3 launch ramps. Ramps are very steep, moreso than other places I’ve seen. Fee is reasonable, downside is the parking lot is all dirt. Also, it’s a pretty long 5MPH zone but not unbearable. Overall, about a 4* place given location and price.
BUT — enormous 5 stars for the owner. Was loading to go home and the outdrive wouldn’t raise… at all. He came over and helped try some ideas to get it to raise to no avail. We pulled up the launch ramp with the skeg dragging and he spent a full hour and a half of hard work helping me disconnect the boat from the car and drag the thing over to a space while trying to keep the skeg from killing itself on the pavement. He said we could leave it and his mechanic could look midweek. I couldn’t believe he went so far out of his way to help us out, we’ll definitely be back. Customer service is such a lost art these days, nice to see someone go above and (way) beyond!

Very accessible — parking is excellent — boat ramps are easy and its just a nice place to launch your boat. We recommend!

This marina is a good place to launch your boat from. It’s not too far from the freeway. The boat launch fees are reasonable and the marina shop is stocked with most of the little things you’ll need before pushing from the docks; including bait. The «No Wake Zone» is a bit lengthy but not to the point where it’s ridiculous. It’ll give you time to set up your fishing gear before getting to your location. The truck and trailer parking area is typical of a marina but there are actual bathrooms next to the marina shop instead of an outhouse. I’d give it 5 stars if the shop was a fishing pro-​shop, but hey, it’s not a perfect world.

quick and easy to get to. There are 2 narrow launch ramps which get pretty busy on weekends. They have a single wide trailer/​store that stocks any little nick naks you forget. Fishing supplies, bait, sun screen etc. Pulling out of the no wake zone is narrow and pretty dirty, but it is a short ride out to the main channel. 4 stars due to location, and ease of use.

Very accessible from anywhere in the Bay.
Great sightings for top notch wakeboarders.
Priced just right — so it gets really popular at times…
Nice people manning the place, I needed something not available at their store, and the lady took time to check her home and just gave it to me.
For spontaneous people like me, this is perfect for you!

i love this place. its super close and they guy that works there is the nicest guy i have ever met in my life!!! hes a mid aged man with aqua blue eyes. no i dont have a crush on him. his costumer service is blew me out of the water (LOL) when i went to go pay for a launch im like i would like to pay for a launch and he said first of all how are you doing today? and at the end of the mom hit a sand bar and he came out and totaly helped up hes great he is what makes me want to go back there! the only thing that sucks is that the 5mph zone is super long

The launch ramps are pretty steep and it gets crowded here. The owners are nice folks. Had a problem once where an employee there took it upon himself to move my boat while I parked my rig. The only problem was the drive unit was not down. Luckily for him, he didn’t damage anything. But still it wasn’t a cool thing to do.
Also the channel you get dropped into is pretty narrow. Unless you are pretty confident in your piloting skills, I’d suggest a different marina.

Not the most glamorous Marina, but the cheapest in the area to drop your boat into the dirty delta. It’s owned and run by a really nice middle aged couple. Super friendly and knowledgeable of the area. If you’re looking for wakeboard lessons, you can sign up right there as well (as long as they aren’t booked already), or go to