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No Coast Boat Club

1329 E 800 Rd, Lawrence, KS 66049
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Lawrence, Kansas, is home to No Coast Boat Club, a membership-based boat club serving Clinton Lake and Lake Perry. Members choose from a varied fleet for fishing, wakeboarding, tubing, cruising, sunbathing and family time on the water. The club positions its boat club membership as boating near Lawrence without the day-to-day work associated with keeping a personal vessel.

Instead of managing cleaning, fuel, storage, insurance and maintenance, members use boats suited to the outing they have planned. Fleet options described on the site include wake boats, tritoons, a fishing boat, a deckboat and a center console, supporting watersports and lake days across two locations. Membership also offers access to different boat experiences rather than relying on one vessel, making it an alternative to boat ownership. Contact No Coast Boat Club to arrange a test drive or learn about membership.

Features

  • Multiple lake access
  • Varied boat experiences
  • Watersports and fishing options
  • Test drive availability
  • Guidance for newer boaters

Amenities

  • Fuel
  • Boat Storage
  • Service & Repair
  • Fleet & Boat Types

Why book with us

  • Skip the hassles of boat ownership
  • Choose a boat for the day
  • Enjoy access across multiple lakes
  • Try the fleet before joining
  • Learn from helpful club staff

Frequently Asked Questions

How old do you have to be to rent a boat in Kansas?

In Kansas, the minimum age to operate a motorized vessel, including a personal watercraft, without supervision is 12. Operators ages 12 through 20 must complete an approved boater education course to operate without direct and audible supervision. Anyone under 12 must be supervised regardless of certification.

Under K.S.A. 32-1125(e) and 32-1139, the supervisor must be at least 18, remain aboard the same vessel close enough to assume control quickly and safely, and hold a boating education certificate or be exempt because of age. The rental operator sets its own minimum, so confirm it when booking.

Source: Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (ksoutdoors.com)

Do you need a boating license in Kansas?

Kansas requires boater education rather than a boating license: anyone born on or after January 1, 1989 who is under 21 needs an approved certificate to operate a motorboat, personal watercraft or sailboat on public waters without supervision. No one under 12 may operate a motorized vessel unsupervised, even if certified; there is no minimum age for a certified operator of a sailboat without a motor.

Operators 21 or older are exempt, and direct and audible supervision by a qualified adult at least 18 satisfies the rule. Renting does not create an exemption; personal watercraft renters must meet the education requirements. Online courses issue an immediate printable temporary card after passing. KDWP administers the program.

Source: Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (ksoutdoors.gov)

What are the best places to go boating in Kansas?

Some of Kansas’s best boating is on large reservoirs, with different settings for cruising, water sports and sailing. Milford Reservoir near Junction City is the state’s largest lake, giving boaters a broad inland water option. In northeast Kansas, Perry Lake is used by paddlers, boaters and water skiers. South central Cheney Reservoir is known for sailing and windswept open water. Farther west, Wilson Reservoir in the Smoky Hills offers a contrasting setting, with a rugged shoreline, scenic cliffs and rocky outcrops. Together, these waters provide varied lake boating across several Kansas regions.

Source: Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (ksoutdoors.gov)

What are the most popular boating destinations in Kansas?

Kansas’s most popular boating destinations include Milford Reservoir near Junction City for fishing on the state’s largest lake; Clinton Reservoir near Lawrence for marina boat, kayak and paddleboard rentals; El Dorado Reservoir for its expansive water and rocky sportfishing habitat; Perry Lake near Ozawkie for paddling, boating and water skiing; Cheney Reservoir west of Wichita for sailing; and Hillsdale Lake near Paola for kayaking, fishing and 51 miles of shoreline. Together, these lakes offer a strong mix of motorboating, paddling, sailing and angling options across Kansas.

Source: Kansas Tourism (travelks.com)

Location

1329 E 800 Rd, Lawrence, KS 66049

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