The property is easily accessible by paved road, yet it sits amongst the Missouri Ozark Mountains on a ridge above Bull Shoals Lake. Down in the Biltmore Cove is the resort's boat dock. Bull Shoals Lake covers 70,000 acres, with a maximum water depth of 250 feet. From the lake you will see hardly anything other than natural shoreline. The lack of shoreline development has saved the lake from pollution, and it provides you with the ultimate in seclusion, privacy, and relaxation.
Nearby recreation includes golfing, hiking, bicycling, and hunting.
The resort is 48 miles east of Branson, MO, home of many music shows and Silver Dollar City. Additional information Biltmore Resort was one of the first resorts on Bull Shoals Lake, and other landmarks are named after it. All rights reserved. Please read our legal notice .