Jumping Bass Cove is located at the 44 mile marker of the Lake of the Ozarks at the back of Bollinger Creek Cove. It is tucked into the quiet corner on the south-west side of the cove. Jumping Bass Cove is surrounded by woods on all sides with a beautiful view of the Bollinger Creek Cove to the North.
History of Bollinger Creek:
Osage Iron Works - Also known as Irontown, was originally a company town situated along Bollinger Creek. An iron smelter was built along the east bluff of the valley and operated for about two years beginning in 1873. As many as 150 people were said to have lived at Irontown in its early days. Though the business failed, a general store operated along the road that ran up the east side of the creek. The 1930 survey indicates some two dozen buildings still standing in the creek valley, making Osage Iron Works one of the true inundated towns. The smelter, can still be seen protruding above the water.
We hope you find this information useful in understanding the community here at Jumping Bass Cove!
Water System & Fees
The water system here at Jumping Bass Cove is supplied from a well.
Hookup Fee:
Yearly Fee: $300.00
Sewer System & Fees
The sewer system here at Jumping Bass Cove can handle approximately 124 people.
Hookup Fee:
Yearly Fee: $300.00
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