Explore For Free!
No matter what your price range looks like, you’ll never run out of things to do at the Lake. In fact, you'll discover numerous free activities to enjoy, ranging from sightseeing and nature walks to window shopping and basking in the sun. Check out some of the attractions around Lake of the Ozarks that will fit any budget.
Lake of the Ozarks State Park
Fishing, hiking, swimming, camping, and more! Lake of the Ozarks State Park has it all. Explore all the different ways the largest state park in Missouri can make your vacation memorable.
Ha Ha Tonka State Park
For one of the most unique views around the Lake, Thunder Mountain Conservation Center can't be beat. The center's 80-foot watch tower offers a breathtaking view of Lake of the Ozarks. And be sure to try your hand at the center's archery range!
Thunder Mountain Conservation Center
Lake Rd 5-88 Trail
The unique history and geological landscape of sinkholes, cliffs, caves, and more make Ha Ha Tonka an attraction not to be missed. And of course, be sure to explore the ruins of Ha Ha Tonka, a ruined stone mansion modeled after the castles you would find in 16th century Europe.
Camden County Museum
Formerly a school building from 1931, the Camden County Museum offers visitors a unique look at the history of Lake of the Ozarks. Take self-guided tours and see how the people of Camden County lived through the years. The museum includes displays of Civil War memorabilia and Native American artifacts.
Miller County Museum
Sit a spell and learn the history of the people and places of Miller County. Located next to the Miller County Courthouse, the Miller County Museum features 6,000 square feet of displays with a large section dedicated to genealogy research — in fact, the Miller County Museum has a professional genealogist on hand ready to help you fill out your family's history.
