Completed in 1931 the largest lake in Missouri. With 61,000 acres and 1,375 miles of shoreline, the lake is 92 miles long. This lake is noted for good fishing, with many species include White and Black Bass, Catfish, Spoonbill Catfish and Crappie. The Lake is host to numerous fishing tournaments and is an all-around family vacationland in the Ozark hills. With shopping, dining, music shows and outdoor fun. The Lake's areas are Little Niangua Arm, Niangua Arm, Osage Arm, Gravois Arm, Grand Glaze Arm, Horse Shoe Bend, North Shore,  Shawnee Bend, Turkey Bend, Linn Creek. Which offers sailing, boating, skiing, swimming and other water fun. Lodging is available at over 200 resorts, from rustic too luxurious. There are plenty of campsites too, including those at Lake of the Ozarks State Park, Lakeside and area towns -- Camdenton, Eldon, Gravois Mills, Lake Ozark, Osage Beach, Sunrise Beach, and others. This lake stretches out, for the four counties of Camden, Benton, Morgan and Miller.