Table Rock Lake Real Estate

Can I build a dock if I own land around the lake?

The shoreline of Table Rock Lake is managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. For the most accurate and up-to-date information on shoreline zoning, we recommend visiting their official website.

How many towns have access to Table Rock Lake?

Table Rock Lake offers nearly 750 miles of shoreline. While it's a challenge to provide an exact number of all towns and municipalities with direct lake access, the most notable are Branson, Hollister, Ridgedale, Blue Eye, Lampe, Kimberling City, Branson West, Galena, Reeds Spring, Cape Fair, Golden, Eagle Rock, and Shell Knob, Missouri.

Are there HOA fees or any restrictions to be aware of before exploring a lake home purchase? It would affect our budget.

Some of the lake communities have homeowners association dues and protective restrictions, but they vary by neighborhood. These can cover amenities like docks, road maintenance, or community swimming pools.

Is anyone on the lake in the winter time or does it freeze up?

Table Rock Lake does not typically freeze over in the winter, allowing activities like fishing and boating to continue year-round. The colder months offer a peaceful retreat with opportunities for fishing, hiking, and eagle watching, as bald eagles migrate to the area.

Besides the obvious, Table Rock Lake, what should one be looking for in a good home around the lake?

There are a number of factors to consider when purchasing a home. For example, the proximity to work, schools, public transportation, and amenities. Other factors include the condition of the home, the size and floor plan, as well as the safety and future development of the neighborhood. We'll email you more information to help get started today.

What types of fish are caught in Table Rock Lake?

Table Rock Lake anglers can reel in various fish species, including Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, White Bass, Crappie, Catfish, and even Walleye.

How deep is the lake?

Table Rock Lake, created by the damming of the White River, has a maximum depth of about 220 feet near the dam itself. The lake's average depth varies, but it is generally around 40 to 60 feet.