Bass and Baskets
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Looking for a place to stay in Lake Ozark? Then look no further than Bass and Baskets, a quaint bed and breakfast that brings the best of Lake Ozark to your doorstep.
Rooms at Bass and Baskets provide air conditioning, and guests can stay connected with free wifi.
You can also enjoy free breakfast while staying at Bass and Baskets. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Bass and Baskets.
While you’re here, be sure to check out JB Hook's Restaurant, one of the restaurants in Lake Ozark with oyster on the menu, which is a short distance from Bass and Baskets.
We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Bass and Baskets as you experience everything Lake Ozark has to offer.
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Deb always had a pot of coffee on and we hired her husband Ed as our guide to fishing large mouth bass. Ed didn't disappoint. Loved the fishing. Be sure to get out on the lake early if you want to fish because this is a very busy lake. Definitely recommend!
There’s abundant common area on two floors, well decorated with a very Ozark-y combination of fishing paraphernalia and Longaberger baskets.
Outside, there’s another deck overlooking the lake, with several rocking chairs and side tables.
Breakfast is huge! French toast, eggs, ham, sausage — many combinations I’d never had before, always with a side of fruit. If you have special dietary needs, Deb can accommodate.
Speaking of Deb, she and Big Ed (of Big Ed’s Guide service) are wonderful hosts. We felt like family by the second day. They’re available and interested but not intrusive. They’ve lived in the area for some 20 years and can tell you anything you want to know, whether it’s “which is the best cave tour?” , “are there invasive species in the lake?” , or “where are the fish?” They are gracious, kind-hearted, patient, and humorous.
We’ll be back.



Deb was nice and welcoming; we did not meet Ed. Breakfasts were served in communal dining room. Food was acceptable... one was excellent; the other average as scrambled eggs and fried ham doesn't quite come up to what we have normally experienced in a B&B.
Location is not easy to find and access is by narrow roads. There is a parking issue as well. Very steep incline and tight parking space. Not a place for large vehicles. Seems this could be resolved with assigned parking as there are only 4 rooms.
There are lots of stairs regardless of what room you choose. Not a problem for many but guests should be aware of this.
Also we made the mistake of not checking the community calendar and ended up being there during Bike Week. Seems there are a lot of big community activities around the lake so encourage you to check the calendar before making reservations.
We met some wonderful guest while we were there and it was fun talking to them.
The breakfast was awesome,all homemade and just delicious.
Lots of wildlife to watch too.



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