Marina & Boat Rentals
The park's marina offers days of adventure and entertainment. Rentals include fishing boats, ski boats, pontoons, tritoons, kayaks and waverunners. A 48-foot sailing catamaran, the Spirit of America, is also available for daily excursions, or can be rented for private charters. Other services include parasailing, scuba diving and lessons, kayaking and fishing guides.
The marina has 600 boat slips, and are available on a yearly or nightly rental basis. A gift and retail store offers Table Rock Lake t-shirts, hats, sunglasses, cameras, film, batteries, just about everything you need to have a great time out on the lake. Within the same building is the full service dive shop and facility. Visitors can become ceritfied, or just take a two hour beginners course to try it out and see if they like it. Also, don't forget to see about a parasailing ride. They offer rides using a custom parasailing boat, and utilize all the newest and safest equipment.
While you're there, check out Danna's Boathouse BBQ. They offer delicious smoked pork, beef, chicken, ribs, sausage, burgers, nachos, and Hawaiian Shave Ice. You won't leave hungry!
Swimming & Watersport Activities
From fishing to parasailing to scuba diving to kayaking to water skiing to tubing to waverunners to pedal boats to sailing to swimming (did I leave anything out?), you can pretty much do it all on Table Rock Lake. The State Park Marina is your headquarters for watersport action on the lake. With so many different rentals and activities available, plus the park's boat ramp to bring your own stuff, you won't run out of things to do in or on the water.
Although there is no designated swimming beach, visitors can access the lake and swim at many places in the park.
Fishing
Known as a premier bass fishing destination in the midwest, Table Rock Lake is a fisherman's dream. Smallmouth, largemouth, spotted, kentucky and white bass can all be caught here. Table Rock offers some the best deep water bass fishing in the country. Other notable fish to catch are crappie, catfish, bluegill, sunfish and spoonbill.