Plan the PERFECT Day at the Lake!

It doesn't matter if you are a local to the area or you are coming down to the Lake of the Ozarks on vacation, the Lake Area is not short of things to do. Planning the perfect day is easy when you have so many choices. The lake is a great place to enjoy the sunshine, great food, and of course the water! The best waterfront restaurant at the Lake of the Ozarks has a few suggestions for planning the perfect day at the Lake!


See a Cave! 

The Lake of the Ozarks has several caves to choose from if you are looking for an underground adventure. The local caves in the area include Bridal Cave, Jacobs Cave, Ozark Caverns, and Stark Caverns. Caves are great fun for the whole family spending time in nature together.

Photo Credit: www.BridalCave.com

Bridal Cave

(573) 346-2676
The underground adventure you will never forget!
Lake Road 5-88, Camdenton
e-mail: info@bridalcave.com

Jacob’s Cave
(573) 378-4374
Largest and best-decorated cave in the Lake of the Ozarks
Hwy. 5, 6 miles south of Versailles
Morgan Co. St. Rd. TT, Versailles

Ozark Caverns
(573) 346-2500
823 Ozark Caverns Road, Linn Creek
Off U.S. Hwy. 54, 9 miles on Route A to McCubbins Drive (A-33), 3 miles to entrance

Stark Caverns
(573) 396-3306
125 Cave Dr, Eldon, Mo

Just 7 minutes east of Bagnell Dam on U.S. 54

Visit Ha Ha Tonka State Park 

Ha Ha Tonka is a FREE State Park located in Camdenton, Mo. Enjoy the gorgeous sights on one of their many nature trails, see historic castle ruins, and more! The great thing about the State Park is it is self-guided and you can spend only a couple of hours taking in the sights or longer if you wish. 

Get Out On the Water! 

Getting out on the water is one of the best activities at the Lake of the Ozarks! If you visit the area and you don't get out on the water you are missing out on the true beauty of the Lake of the Ozarks. If you don't own a boat, not a problem! You can rent a boat from BomBay Boat Rental. Bombay has three convenient locations at Camden on the Lake, Dog Days, and at Village Marina located right at BoatHouse Lakeside Bar & Grill! Rent a boat for a couple of hours or by the day. Enjoy part of your day soaking up some sunshine on a tritoon or ski boat. 


Eat the Best Food At the Lake of the Ozarks

Of course, after a fun day exploring a cave, visiting Ha Ha Tonka, and getting out on the water you are sure to work up an appetite. Park your boat rental at Village Marina and head up to the best lakeside restaurant at the Lake of the Ozarks for some great food! We have a great selection of delicious burgers, seafood, and of course amazing drinks! While you are here if you didn't get enough time in the water, enjoy our lakefront pool at the Lake of the Ozarks. After a fun day spent with family and friends, ending your day with a delicious meal from BoatHouse will make for the perfect day at the Lake!

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107 Village Marina Rd
Eldon, MO 65026

By Boat:
Mile Marker 3 by Bagnell Dam



Location: Eldon, MO 65026, USA

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