Site:

Table Rock Lake

Location:

Table Rock Lake, Missouri, South of Branson, Missouri

Dive Type:

Lake

Video:

Office Phone:

Camping Information
1-800-334-6946

Depth:

200'

Temperature:

Summer – above thermocline peaks at about 85° F;
below thermocline ranges from 58-68° F

Winter – thermocline disappears and temp gradually
drops to around 42°F

Visibility:

Above thermocline: 12'-15'
40' & below: 20'+ visibility

Things to see:

Dive Locations

• Breezy Point N 36* 33.208', W 93* 18.375'
  Located 1 mile south of the marina. A nice vertical drop-off with some shallow ledges and interesting rock overhangs. This is a popular spot for boaters and cliff jumpers, so, keep an eye out for lost stuff!
  

• The Saddle N 36* 33.208', West of 93* 18.375'
  Adjacent to Breezy Point. This underwater ridge starts at Breezy Point and
  continues east across the main channel at depths approaching 90 ft. The
  ridge is narrow in spots with visible drop-offs on either side.
  

• Spoonbill Bluff N 36* 34.800', W. 93* 18.885'
  Named for the spoonbill or paddlefish which inhabit the site. This site is
  located north of Point 2 on the west side of the White River channel. See
  flat rock "tables" and find the nice shallow rock slope with trees for good
  fishing-watching cover. Fish are spotted at 35-45 ft. Max depth is 100 ft.
  

• Zebulon Pike N 36* 37.859', W. 93* 20.146'
  Boat wreck dive. This 90 feet long, double- decked excursion boat lies in
  75-95 feet of water. Find the guideline at 15 feet Near shore and follow
  it down to the boat. A fun dive for more experienced divers. Take a light
  along with you.
  

• The Enchanted Forrest S. end N. 36* 938', West of 93* 19.128' N. end N. 36* 37.248', W. 93* 19.238'
  This site is a rock bluff about 1 mile north of the dam.  Descend to 65-80
  feet and find yourself at the base of a grove of large moss-covered oak
  trees, some of which break the surface. Lots of fish at around 15 feet
  along the ledge which extends from shoreline about 20 feet.

• Table Rock Dam
  A good shore dive for beginners or advanced individuals. Lots of bass and
  bluegill to feed.  Find many interesting rock drop-offs.  Just a short walk
  from your car.  No boat traffic to worry about.  Depth – 200+ feet.
  
  
• Jakes Point Island: N 36* 37.485', W. 93* 20.120'
  Jakes Point Island is a multi level dive suitable for any level of diver. Max. dept is 130 feet. Their is a 30 ft. cabin cruiser stuck in 35 feet of water directly under GPS coordinates. This site is known for very large Bass.
  

• Duck Island: N 37* 35.075', W. 93* 19.295'
  Duck Island right next to the Showboat. This is a shallow dive with large rock formations and very large schools of fish. Great for all levels of divers. Max. depth recommended for 40 ft.

Diving Hours:

24

Air Fills:

$6 at Port of Kimberling Scuba

$7 at State Park Marina Dive Shop

Local Shops:

Lake Diver Authorized Dealer Dive Shop

State Park Marina Dive Shop
(888)993-BOAT
http://www.stateparkmarina.com/diveshop.html

Camping:

Table Rock State Park has two campgrounds offering basic, electric and sewer/electric/water campsites. Services include reservable campsites, a dump station, showers and water.

On-season camping for Table Rock State Park runs from March through November.

From December through February, one showerhouse remains open in Campground 1 and one restroom in Campground 2.

For reservations, there is a required two-night minimum stay for weekends from April through October and major holidays from May 15 through Sept. 15.

Reservation Fee

In addition to the campsite fee, there is a reservation fee of $8.50 for each site reserved. This fee is non-refundable and non-transferable. Additionally, all fees are due at the time the reservation is made. There is a $5 fee to change or cancel a reservation.

Camping Information
1-800-334-6946

Website:

http://www.tablerocklake.com

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