Cabin rentals, marinas, and local guides for Truman Lake.
The complete guide to Harry S. Truman Reservoir — real cabins from local owners, fishing reports, tournaments, and everything else you need to plan a weekend on the water.
Featured cabins
Hand-picked rentals from local owners around the lake.
We're not a national directory. Every cabin, marina, and event is here because it's actually on Truman Lake.
You contact the cabin owner directly. We don't take a cut, add service fees, or get in the way.
Where to launch a boat, find crappie in April, eat catfish after sunset, and see bald eagles in winter.
On the calendar
Tournaments, festivals, and wildlife events at Truman Lake.
Watch bald eagles fishing the lake and perched along the water's edge at the Truman Visitor Center.
Family festival with carnival, live music, parade, car show, 5K run, and more at Drake Harbor.
Annual fishing tournament honoring veterans, with registration at Anglers Port Marine in Warsaw.
Explore by town
Area guides for each corner of Truman Lake.
Warsaw sits at the heart of Truman Lake — marinas, boat ramps, restaurants, and Drake Harbor are all within minutes. It's the best home base for a first-time visit.
Read the guide →Clinton anchors the north end of Truman Lake and is home to the Katy Trail's western terminus. Great cabin options, historic downtown, and easy access to Long Shoal Marina.
Read the guide →Osceola sits at the south end of Truman Lake where it meets the Osage River. Quieter water, excellent fishing, and a small-town feel — plus the famous Osceola Cheese Store on the way in.
Read the guide →Tightwad is a small unincorporated community on Hwy 7 just east of Clinton — best known for Hickory Hollow Resort's 40 acres of cabins and RV sites and for having one of the most memorable town names in Missouri.
Read the guide →Lowry City anchors the southeast shore of Truman Lake, close to Truman State Park. Convenient access to the main lake body and a quieter base than Warsaw for fishing trips.
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