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The local guide

Everything worth doing.Within 20 minutes.

Editors' picks across 8categories — the dock with the deepest channel, the winery with the view, the restaurant with the right wine list, the trail nobody's on at sunrise.

The table

Restaurants

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Kimberling City
Pier 28 Pizza & Grill

A pizza-and-grill restaurant inside Port of Kimberling, accessible by land or water — a seasonal operation, opening for the year in mid-May.

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The water

Boat launches

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Branson
State Park Marina

Missouri's first "Clean Marina"-designated facility, home to 650 boats — rentals of slide boats, wake boats, ski boats, pontoons, and bass boats.

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Branson
Indian Point Marina

A full-service marina on Indian Point Road — tri-toons, pontoons, deck boats, ski boats, and WaveRunners, plus a tackle store stocking live bait, groceries, and camping supplies.

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Kimberling City
Port of Kimberling Marina

The largest full-service marina on the lake's west arm — an all-inclusive complex with ski boats, pontoons, and houseboat rentals.

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Iconic stops

Iconic stops

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Branson
Table Rock Dam

The Army Corps of Engineers dam that created the lake, built 1954-1958 on the White River — the third of three multi-purpose, high-head Corps dams on the river after Norfork and Bull Shoals, eight miles southwest of Branson.

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Branson
Table Rock State Park

A Missouri state park on the lake's shore near the dam — no designated swimming beach, but shoreline swimming and a free concrete boat ramp near the picnic shelter.

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