Table Rock State Park, Waterfront state park in Branson, United States.
Table Rock State Park spreads across the shoreline of Table Rock Lake, featuring over 350 acres of forest with oak and hickory trees. The grounds include a marina, hiking trails, and open areas for picnics and outdoor activities.
The park opened in 1959 after the construction of Table Rock Dam flooded the valley and created a large reservoir. The dam was originally built for flood control and power generation in the region.
The State Park Marina functions as a central hub for water activities, connecting visitors to local fishing traditions and recreational practices.
The park offers 160 campsites with various utility options, from basic tent areas to fully equipped spots with water, electricity, and sewage connections. Visitors should arrive early since popular sites and facilities, especially during summer months, fill up quickly.
The park features six cylindrical yurts positioned near the lake with solid walls, electricity, and air conditioning for visitors who prefer not to pitch a traditional tent. These accommodations offer an alternative to camping and appeal to guests seeking comfort combined with outdoor experience.
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