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4 FunLake.comThere%u2019s a lot going on at the east side of the Lake, where you%u2019ll find the City of Osage Beach and Lake of the Ozarks State Park. In 1928, two small towns, Zebra, originally on the Osage River and named for the striped appearance of nearby bluffs, and Damsel existed here. Eventually, both were incorporated into Osage Beach. This area is also known for %u201cThe Upside Down Bridge%u201d, which is now the Grand Glaize Bridge. Unique for its time, the framing structure was underneath to offer people a clear view of the Lake.For visitors who want to shop, the east side offers excellent shopping options. Explore multiple shops at The Landing on Main Street, expert decorating ideas, trendy fashion boutiques, unique finds at antique shops and art galleries, seafood, cheese and wine specials, a mall with name brand outlet stores, and other shopping opportunities along US Highway 54 and Osage Beach Parkway. Anyone can have a blast at the Lake%u2019s east side. You can choose from mini-golf, go-karts, arcades, parasailing, an indoor waterpark, bowling alleys, family fun centers, championship golf and more. If you%u2019re looking to relax for a day, spend it on the Lake. Even if you don%u2019t own a boat, several area locations will rent pontoons, speedboats and personal watercraft for an hour or a day. While on the Lake%u2019s east side, don%u2019t miss out on the great outdoors at Lake of the Ozarks State Park. This 17,441-acre park offers public beaches, camping, hiking, bicycle trails, horseback riding, marinas and boat launches. The great dining on the east side of the Lake can satisfy anyone%u2019s taste. Choose from fine cuisine, family-style buffets, ethnic favorites, nationally known chains, fast food, frozen custard and more goodies galore.Home to a variety of shopping and dining experiencesLake of the Ozarks State Park