The construction of Table Rock Dam in the late 1950s brought hydroelectric power to the area and created today's 52,300-acre Table Rock Lake. The wide variety of accommodations available surrounding Table Rock Lake provide visitors with options to suit most any taste and budget. A host of different lodging styles are offered, such as hotel suites, cabins, cottages and condominiums. Amenities including marinas, boat rentals, swimming docks, pools, playgrounds and restaurants are also available at selected properties. Restaurants as well as meeting and convention facilities of various sizes are also available at some properties.
Lakefront resorts are ideal for family vacations, corporate retreats or a couple's getaway.
And, while each is unique with its own advantages, they all have one important thing in common friendly, helpful hosts who are delighted to share Ozark hospitality. Enjoying Table Rock Lake while cruising is a wonderful experience for everyone. The Showboat Branson Belle, a luxurious paddle wheeler, offers two-hour dining and entertainment cruises in a nostalgic atmosphere. The Spirit of America, a 49-passenger catamaran, is moored at the State Park Marina and is a wonderful way to see the lake at a leisurely pace. The Polynesian Princess, docked in the Long Creek area, provides its guests with a sumptuous meal and lively entertainment.