From the days of our earliest settlers, the Woodland Indians, to the present, the Osage River has nourished a deep heritage that is contagious to those who visit Warsaw and the surrounding area. The Osage River is the main watershed for both Truman Lake and The Lake of the Ozarks. From Warsaw, both lakes are readily accessible.
Recreational opportunities are plentiful.
A wide variety of fishing and an assortment of boat activities are available on both Truman Lake and Lake of the Ozarks. In addition to fishing and boating, the Truman Lake project area offers more than 100,000 acres of scenic river bluffs, hardwood forests, and rugged hills for outdoor activities such as nature activities, hiking, camping, picnicking, horse back riding and hunting. Truman Lake is a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Project Lake and provides many of these activities within their park systems . The beautiful 9-hole layout, overlooks the Osage Arm of Truman Lake, has breathtaking views. For example, the fourth hole features a tee shot between rock bluffs, while the next hole, number 5, gives a greenside view of Truman Lake.