Table Rock Lake
Cabins and vacation homes on Indian Point with the resort's own covered boat dock, swim dock and boat ramp, reserved for guests.
Staying at a resort with its own dock changes a Table Rock Lake trip. Fish from the dock before breakfast, swim off the platform in the afternoon, or rent the resort's 22-foot tritoon for a half or full day in the coves.
Bringing your own boat? Launch it at the resort's ramp and rent a covered stall at the lighted dock for the length of your stay.
Table Rock Lake is a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lake on the White River, covering about 43,000 acres with roughly 745 miles of shoreline at normal level. It's known for clear water, boating and bass fishing.
Five-bedroom vacation homeA five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath house with a fully stocked kitchen, large dining area, screened porch and big deck: room for large families or several small groups.
From $449 / night2026–2027 published rate, before fees & tax
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Four-bedroom vacation homeA renovated four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home with a screened porch, fire pit, fireplace and a finished walk-out lower level with a ping-pong table.
From $499 / night2026–2027 published rate, before fees & tax
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New for 2026Two-bedroom, two-bath Deck Houses of about 800 square feet, each with its own private deck on the roof. Sleeps up to four.
From $189 / night2026–2027 published rate, before fees & tax
View detailsYes. You can launch at the resort's boat ramp and rent a stall at our covered, lighted boat dock for the length of your stay. Call us to reserve a stall.
Yes. Our 22-foot tritoon with a 150-horsepower engine can be booked online for registered guests, or by phone at (800) 322-8274. A morning (8 AM to noon) or afternoon (1 to 5 PM) is $299 and a full day is $399, tax included. Life jackets are included, including children's sizes, and you're welcome to bring your own.
Anyone born after January 1, 1984 must carry a boater safety card to operate the boat, so it's worth completing the Missouri course online before you arrive. Rentals need 7 days' notice to cancel.
Yes, in most cases. Missouri generally requires a fishing permit for anglers aged 16 to 64, and nonresidents 16 and older. Permits are sold by the Missouri Department of Conservation.
The pool and the dock are private and reserved for registered Bavarian Village Resort guests only.
Choose your dates in our secure booking system, or call and we'll help you find the right cabin for your group.
