The History of Party Cove
Party Cove was started back in the mid 1980's and it was located at the 6 mile mark of the main channel. When the location of party cove was developed into luxury home sites, the big floating party was forced to move to the 14 mile cove where the party really began to get crazy and out of control. By this time the party cove had grown from a few hundred boats to over a thousand boats on holiday weekends. Just a few years ago Four Seasons developed the land at the 14 mile mark and forced party cove to move once again. Party Cove is now located in Anderson Hollow cove at the 4 mile mark of the Grand Glaize Arm. The land around the cove is part of the State Park, and this public land is sure to be the permanent home for party cove since the land cannot be sold or developed.

Where is Party Cove?
Party Cove is located in Anderson Hollow Cove in the State Park, which is part of the Grand Glaize Arm. From the main channel of the lake, head to the 19 mile marker and turn to go under the Grand Glaize Bridge. From there just follow the boats. Should you need more information, after you cross the bridge go a bit less than 1 mile to the T and make a right. Go straight until you come across buoys in the center of the lake. These buoys make a lane for heavy weekend boat traffic. Follow the buoys around the corner and turn right into the next cove... you're there! From Public Beach #2 in Osage Beach. As you exit PB#2 go straight and look for the buoys in the center of the lake. Stay to the right of the buoys and take a right into the next cove... you're there! Check out the Map below for a look at the lake and the location of Party Cove.