Lake of the Ozarks: Condo Rentals
Condo rental rates are determined by location, size, amenities, and season. Prices are usually higher during the summer months. The summer season usually runs from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend. Condos can range from 1 bedroom up to 5 bedrooms with multiple bathrooms. Most condos offer a boat slip either included in the price or for an additional charge. Some typical amenities are air conditioning, linens, pillows, cleaning supplies, washer, dryer, parking, TV, DVD player, VHS player, BBQ grill, and completely furnished bedrooms, bathrooms, and kitchen. So there is really no need to do any kind of equipment leasing if you are just there for a short stay. The kitchens usually include a stove, microwave, pots and pan, fridge, and dishwasher. Some condo complexes can offer indoor and outdoor swimming pools, tennis courts, WiFi (Wireless Internet), Racquetball, and much more. Make sure to ask the owner prior to renting the condo. Most condos charge a set cleaning fee per stay. This fee can range from $50 to $100 based upon the size of the condo and length of stay. Condos may have an age requirement of 21 years plus, and sometime even 25 years plus. There is typically a security deposit required, and will be prompter refunded after you stay. Typically it isn't very difficult, and renting or leasing a condo can be quite enjoyable with little hassle.
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Wii, Board Games, Novels, Fishin' Poles: Lake Ozark Condo
Rental Information:
- Bedrooms:
- Bathrooms:
- Sleeps:
- Lake Front:
- Boat Slip:
- 2
- 2
- 6
- Yes
- Yes
Lake of the Ozarks Condo Rentals -- Continue
The Lake of the Ozark is a large lake and it broken up into many different towns and/or communities. Each community offers a different perspective of the Ozarks. Here is a list of communities that may have condo rentals available: Osage Beach, Lake Ozark, Camdenton, Gravois Mills, Sunrise Beach, Laurie, Versailles, Eldon, Warsaw, and Hurricane Deck and Stover.
