table rock lake

I have a lot of dreams just like I'm sure you have a lot of dreams. If your visions include a mansion in Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks that has its own mammoth private peninsula, I may have found your place. Oh, and it has its own indoor pool and movie theater, too.

I think I may have found the one Missouri place that checks all the boxes of a relaxing vacation. Private pool? Check. Got a hot tub? Yes, it does. What about a nice nature walk? You can do that to. Oh, and it overlooks Table Rock Lake.

There was a time when Johnny and June Carter Cash performed in Branson, Missouri. During that era, they needed a home to live in. This is that home. It's a spacious Missouri estate that was the living space for the man in black for a period of time.

If you have ever cruised on Table Rock Lake in Missouri and lost your houseboat, I think it's been found thanks to some recent video shared by some divers.

A few questions first. Do you love treehouses? What about kayaks? Do you miss classic arcades? Have you ever wanted to sleep in a truck bed? If you can answer yes to all or at least most of those questions, I've found a treehouse in Missouri you will love. It has all of those things and more.

When you daydream about exotic Missouri places, what comes to mind? It might be something similar to this. It's a Missouri Airbnb near Table Rock Lake that costs over $1,100 per night and it's likely more than worth it.

Everyone needs a happy place. That location your mind can go to and find peace and serenity. For me today, it's 10 seconds of bliss showing a stunning sunset at Missouri's Table Rock Lake.

If you dream of living in a log cabin someday, I've found what might be the prettiest one of them all overlooking Table Rock Lake in Missouri and I don't think I'm exaggerating either.

Charges have been filed against the captain of a Missouri tourist boat that sank and killed 17 people, including nine people from an Indiana family.

UPDATE: Investigators with the Coast Guard and National Transportation Safety Board are investigating a duck boat accident that killed 17 people in southern Missouri. Coast Guard Petty Officer Lora Ratliff says the agencies are working “side-by-side” to determine what caused the Ride the Ducks boat to sink Thursday night in Table Rock Lake in the Branson area...