water-activities · Augusta
80's Paddle Party in Augusta, Kansas: Fun and Nostalgia
Step back into the 80’s with a fun paddle adventure in Augusta, Kansas. Bring your boat or rent one, then enjoy music, hot cocoa, and s’mores by the firepit.
About Flatwater Fitness & Fun
Flatwater Fitness & Fun offers SUP classes, tandem kayak rentals, sunset tours, and themed paddles near El Dorado and Santa Fe Lake.
Flatwater Fitness & Fun is an Augusta, Kansas outfitter specializing in stand up paddleboarding, tandem kayak rentals, and guided paddle experiences. The business offers on-water rentals and a range of instructor-led classes and tours designed for beginners through experienced paddlers. Offerings include drop-in SUP Core & Cadence sessions, multi-week SUP Tech Training, tandem kayak rentals, El Dorado Lake and Santa Fe Lake rentals, and themed paddles such as 80's Paddle Party, Sunset Paddle Tour, Full Moon Tour, and Sunset SUP Yoga.
Safety and instruction are part of every offering: rentals include necessary safety gear and basic instructions, while SUP technique courses feature PaddleFit Certified instructors, video evaluations, and personalized goal tracking. Small group formats — many classes capped at 8–10 participants — ensure focused coaching and individual attention.
Flatwater Fitness & Fun also provides social and seasonal events, including evening paddles paired with a firepit social, music, and s'mores. Sunset and full moon tours include snacks, drinks, and safety equipment to create relaxed, memorable outings on the Indianola River and nearby lakes.
Located in Augusta, Kansas, the outfitter emphasizes accessible lake experiences for families, pairs, and solo paddlers. Bookings typically cover rentals, lessons, and guided tours, with optional equipment rentals for those without a boat. Advanced participants can use courses to refine technique, track progress, and improve lake navigation skills regularly.
“Every outing is organized with local river knowledge, basic safety instruction, and equipment checks before departure.”