Best Kept Secret in Northwest Missouri

Lake Viking is a private 630-acre man-made lake with excellent fishing, lots of wildlife, water sports, boating, skiing, and swimming. It’s a great place to live!

630 Acres of Clean, Clear Water!

An “Ozark-type lake,” Lake Viking is surrounded by hills and many natural lake fingers or coves. The lake ranges to a depth of over 70 feet.

Over 19 Miles of Maintained Shore Line

The entire Lake Viking community encompasses over 2,300 acres of hilly, tree-covered land.

Owned Entirely by Private Property Owners

Real Estate at Lake Viking is a “traditional market” where private owners offer their property for sale to prospective buyers, with or without the involvement of real estate brokers.

Conveniently Located in Rural Countryside

It’s a great place to live! Lake Viking is just an hour northeast of Kansas City (or an hour east of St. Joseph on U.S. Highway 36, then turn north) on I-35 to Exit #68.

Lake Viking... lake living the better way!

All property owners are a part of the Viking Valley Association and pay membership dues and assessments based on the number of lots owned. Dues are set by the Covenants and Restrictions. Assessments are approved annually by the membership.

Viking Valley Association Mission Statement 

Lake Viking is a private lake aspiring to preserve our community and environment for future generations. 

Board of Directors Planning Session

The Board of Directors will hold an open meeting "Planning Session" @ 10:00 am in the Clubhouse lower level, on the Monday prior to each regular monthly Board Meeting.  Exception:  If that Monday falls on a holiday, the Planning Session will be held the following day...

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Fishing Guideline Reminders

Conservation Agent Jaycob O’Hara from the Missouri Department of Conservation recently spoke at a board meeting. Key take aways from his discussion follow: • Lake Viking is Classified as “Waters of the State” • Anyone fishing on “Waters of the State” is required to...

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New Water Plant Construction to Begin

In addition to work being done by staff, major construction is commencing on the new PWSD #3 Water Plant with ground breaking on Thursday, April 14. Anyone needing to stop by the water office should be aware of heavy equipment and dump trucks operating in the area...

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