Rent a bike and ride the scenic views at Rockledge Park
1 Hour, 2 Hour, 3 Hour, 4 Hour
Helmets
Rent a bike at Rockledge Park and ride along the scenic viewing area. Pick the rental length that fits your plans and head out with a provided helmet.
Ages 16+ only. Rockledge Park charges an entrance fee.
No refunds. For cancellations or weather-related cancellations, a Raincheck Credit will be issued for use for another day.
Product ID: N7E9CH
Yes. Rockledge Park charges an entrance fee to enter the park, and it is separate from your bike rental.
Yes. Helmets are required and provided at no additional cost.
All bicycles are equipped with coaster brakes and a classic ringing bell.
We are located at Rockledge Park, 3600 Pilot Point, Grapevine, TX 76051.
Lonestar delivers a consistently smooth rental experience with equipment in great condition and staff members who genuinely seem to enjoy what they do. Charles and Logan get mentioned repeatedly for being exceptionally friendly and helpful, going above and beyond to make outings memorable. The booking process is straightforward, prices are fair, and the location at Grapevine Lake offers beautiful sunset views that kayakers rave about. Most visitors have peaceful, easy experiences on the water, and the team shows flexibility when life throws curveballs at your plans. A couple reviews mention equipment issues and concerns about weather-related session stoppages, though these appear to be isolated incidents rather than ongoing problems. The staff's enthusiasm and the overall quality of the experience keep families and solo adventurers coming back regularly. It's a solid choice for both beginners and regulars looking for a fun day on the lake.
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