Lake of the Ozarks State Park
Trails - Picnic - Public Swimming Beaches
The largest State Park in Missouri features 85 miles of natural shoreline, a marina, two public beaches, picnic shelters, playgrounds, extensive hiking trails, plus two boat launching areas.
Ha Ha Tonka State Park
Trails - Picnic - Castle Ruins
Sixteen miles of trail lead visitors to spectacular scenery, natural wonders and the famous castle ruins. Trails vary from accessible, paved walkways to rugged, rocky trails, providing a diverse experience for hikers.
Missouri Department of Conservation Area - Camdenton
On a 40 acre conservation area, an 80 foot viewing platform that is open to the public allows visitors to get a bird’s eye view of the Lake. In addition to the tower, there is a 1-1/4 mile hiking trail and an archery practice range (no onsite archery equipment available).
From the junction of Hwy 54 and Old Hwy 5 in Camdenton, go north 2.2 miles on Old Hwy 5 and left .70 mile on Bridal Cave Rd.
Bagnell Dam Overlook
Swinging Bridges and Shallows
Take Hwy 42 east from Osage Beach or State Rd A east from Linn Creek to Swinging
Bridges Rd.
*Limited access due to construction
