Texpedition Kayak Service

LET FREEDOM RING!!!!! GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!!!

FREEDOM FROM THE HEAT STARTS WITH TEXPEDITION KAYAK SERVICE!!!

You already know what July 4th weekend feels like in Texas.
The pavement's melting. The AC can't keep up. The dog won't move. Now imagine trading all of that for cool, clear water rolling under your kayak, a canopy of trees overhead, and zero phone signal. Texpedition Kayak Service is your Declaration of Independence from the heat. Guided tours, equipment rental, shuttle service — we handle everything. You just paddle.

Book your weekend escape now before spots are gone.

📞 (830) 312-1206 | ✉️ [email protected]

Texas Water Foundation is proud to announce the official launch of , the first state-funded water awareness campaign created by the Texas Water Development Board. With funding awarded by the 88th Texas Legislature, the Texas Water Development Board has created the This Is Texas Water campaign focused on water infrastructure and making the invisible, visible. Learn more about the campaign: bit.ly/4eEW2te

Grab Your Kayak or Paddleboard for 5 New Paddling Trails Opening in Texas

Good Morning Paddle PEEPS!!!! It's Monday.....(bleh).... Hopefully you spent the last few days having fun in the sun, and making memories. If not, let Texpedition Kayak Service help you fix that! Give us a call and let us get you on the water ASAP!!!! Have a great week!

🐠 Ready to retire your fish tank? Don’t Tank the River!

❌🌊 Don’t dump anything into local waterways, this includes fish, plants, rocks, and decorations. Instead, donate the entire setup to Papa Jims Tropical Fish, Elegant Reef - Tropical Fish Studio, or Texas Tropical & Marine . These local businesses have partnered with the San Antonio River Authority to help prevent improper aquarium dumping.

Releasing aquarium fish or plants into ponds or rivers may seem harmless, but it can destroy local ecosystems. Most aquarium pets are not native to our waterways and can become invasive!

💪 Protect our waterways and Don’t Tank the River!

🔗 www.sariverauthority.org/services/river-health/invasive-species/