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When you are looking to take that camper rental of yours to the middle of the country, Missouri has produced some pretty notable individuals, including historical figures and pop culture stars. The landscape there is also a sight to be seen. Whether you’re there for learning or exploration, book an RV in Lake of the Ozarks in central Missouri to get a good taste of what the state has to offer.
Nicknamed “The Magic Dragon,” Lake of the Ozarks winds 1,150 miles through four Missourian counties covering a total of 54,000 acres. The serpentine shape began to form after the impounding of the Osage River in the northern area of the Ozark Mountains. Though technically a reservoir, Lake of the Ozarks serves a major purpose to both the industrial and natural worlds byways of hydraulic power, habitat stability, and recreational use. This water expanse is truly a magical place to wander, swim, and see.
Around Osage Beach, Lake of the Ozarks is an extremely popular recreation area. The lake is seen more as a resort-type with many different businesses and lodging options available to visitors, but you’re not required to stay at any one place to take advantage of it all. On the water, you can enjoy swimming, various water sports, boating, and fishing. There are several equipment rental choices nearby if you haven’t been able to fit a kayak on your rental RV.
Parts of Lake of the Ozarks serpentine through Lake of the Ozarks State Park out in Kaiser. While the lake is accessible for swimming, fishing, and other water activities, the park has other non-water focused things to do too. There are hiking paths that’ll take you around the lake, through the woodlands, and up the bluffs. Biking is also encouraged for those who prefer to feel a breeze through their hair. Overall, this state park is a very serene and peaceful place to enjoy Lake of the Ozarks.
Because of the strong tourist pull to Lake of the Ozarks, there are lots of other fun things happening in the surrounding towns that Lake of the Ozarks slithers through. Golf courses offer a scenic athletic endeavor while the local caves give off some natural mystical charm. Of course, there are also a plethora of smaller parks and natural preserves available for gandering. Or, just have a drive along the lake in your motorhome rental and see where the road leads.
With a lake so large, there are quite a few options for Lake of the Ozarks campers to settle down for the night. An easy, straightforward option is reserving a campsite within Lake of the Ozarks State Park. Very basic and electric sites are available here. You’ll have both the park and the lake in your backyard; talk about a campfire with a view. Restroom and shower facilities are open to campers, and an onsite store allows you to replenish any necessities with great ease.
You can also have your pick from ten or so other campgrounds found along Lake of the Ozarks. Make your camping experience exactly what you envisioned with a selection and variety of different amenities and locations. You can’t really go wrong by booking an RV rental to Lake of the Ozarks; there’s just too much to do and way too easy to stay to say no.
Lake of the Ozarks does span into four separate counties, so you’re sure to find a bunch of fun small towns to visit. The area has a few wineries that produce their own products. Set up your own wine tour of sorts and sip your afternoon away. Or, take the kids to an indoor or outdoor waterpark or a laser tag center for some good old-fashioned fun. You can find some educational centers as well to learn more about the lake or history of the area.
Both Kansas City, and St. Louis sit about 3 hours west or east, respectively, from Lake of the Ozarks. Both cities are major social and economic hubs in Missouri. Kansas City is the state capital and riddled with state history, art, and jazz. An electric environment, Kansas City is perfect for the Lake of the Ozark camper who enjoys some live music and good barbecue. St. Louis is home to the beautiful and iconic Gateway Arch and the St. Louis Cardinals. Similarly, St. Louis has a lively music scene mixed with some delicious culinary specials. It’s also known for its zoo and botanical garden.
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