Table Rock Lake , created in the late 1950’s is a popular recreational lake, just 10 minutes south of Branson. You’ll see plenty of locals and visitors alike “living it up” through recreational boating, swimming, parasailing, scuba diving or any other freshwater activity. Tucked away in coves all over, are beautiful lakeside properties and cozy weekend resorts. Largely known for its awesome bass fishing, Table Rock Lake has become increasingly popular as a tournament site as well.

Table Rock Lake has been delighting visitors and residents alike since it was formed by the damming of the White River in 1958. While visitors can find dozens of places to stay and play along the banks of Table Rock Lake, the area's commercial developments have placed a high priority on preserving the scenic beauty of the natural shoreline, bluffs, forests and wildlife that inhabit the shoreline.
Facts

43,000 to 52,300 (approx.) acres of surface area depending on the water level

750+ miles of shoreline

Table Rock Dam and Powerhouse was completed in 1959.

The dam is 6,423 feet long and 252 feet high.

Fishing

Table Rock Lake is one of Missouri's premier fishing destinations and can be accessed via our paved boat ramp. Anglers can expect to catch a variety of fish including bass, crappie and other warm-water species. Fishing is allowed 24 hours a day. A license is required by everyone 16 years and older.

For rules and regulations, please refer to the Wildlife Code of Missouri.

Fishing Report (provided by Department of Conservation)
--listed under Southwest Region: Lakes

Boat Launch

Other Amenities Scuba Diving The clarity of the water makes Table Rock Lake a popular place for scuba diving.   Horseback Riding Near By