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Osage Beach, MO

EVre Tritium fast chargers at Dierbergs Lakeview Pointe at night

Address: 4655 Osage Beach Parkway, Osage Beach, MO

Network: Noodoe

Connectors: CCS1 + NACS on every charger

Hours: Open 24/7

Price: $0.45 per kWh + $0.99 per session (as of Sep 2026)

Driver rating: 4.5 out of 5 · 12 Google reviews (as of Sep 2026)

Help line: +1-909-323-3119 (Noodoe)

Live availability: status.ev-re.org

Map & listings: Google Maps (directions) · AFDC listing (U.S. DOE)

How it was built: read the project case study

Two 75kW Tritium DC fast chargers on the Noodoe network sit in the southeast corner of the Dierbergs Lakeview Pointe lot, on the outer edge nearest Osage Beach Parkway. Each charger carries both a NACS cable and a CCS1 cable, so Tesla drivers and CCS vehicles plug in without an adapter, and the two units can serve four vehicles at once (power is shared when both cables on a unit are in use). Fast charging is $0.45 per kWh plus a $0.99 session fee, paid by card at the charger or through the Noodoe app; a 20–80% charge on most EVs takes about 30 to 40 minutes.

Getting here from US-54

Osage Beach Parkway is the original highway through town, running alongside the US-54 Expressway that now bypasses it. Leave the expressway at the Route 42 / Osage Beach Parkway interchange and follow the Parkway to 4655, in the retail stretch shared with Osage Beach Premium Outlets. Typical drives: about 1 hour 35 minutes from Springfield (94 miles), about 1 hour 25 minutes from Columbia (79 miles), and roughly 2¾ to 3 hours from either St. Louis (178 miles) or Kansas City (169 miles) — which makes this the natural top-off for lake traffic arriving from every direction.

While you charge at Lakeview Pointe

Dierbergs is a full grocery store with a deli, a bakery, and restrooms, and its Lakeview Terrace restaurant upstairs serves house-smoked barbecue and a salad bar, with live music on Friday and Saturday evenings. Dick’s Sporting Goods, Ace Hardware, and Dollar Tree anchor the rest of the center, and Osage Beach Premium Outlets — more than a hundred stores — is a short walk along the Parkway. Wobbly Boots Roadhouse, Randy’s Frozen Custard, and PaPPo’s Pizzeria & Pub are all a few minutes away on the same road.

Dierbergs Markets has been a family-owned St. Louis grocer since 1914, and Lakeview Pointe is its lone Lake of the Ozarks store. We replaced the site’s first-generation units with this equipment in 2025 — the story is in the Dierbergs Lakeview Pointe project. EVre owns and monitors the station around the clock.

“This is perfect. As usual, you guys are a class act — thank you so much for your help.” Dierbergs Markets

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