Good park at west end of 76 strip on Sheppard Hills Pkwy. Easy in and out to travel the town with all of the colored routes they have set up. Would rate higher if they had wifi. The motel/RV Park manager and her husband were great and made our stay even more enjoyable. Other RV guests we visited with also made the same comments to us. Sites are small but took our 37' 5th wheel, although we could not park in front of the coach. The manager had us park on the site beside ours instead of in the parking lot. We had planned to spend a month but ended up having to change plans and leave after a week but will return again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

It's a bare bones place to stay in Branson. It's in a good location, easy to get to, and for my purposes, it worked out great. It's nothing Fancy, but clean and very reasonable in price. It's part of a motel/RV complex. It worked for us, as our daughter and her family stayed at the motel, and we stayed in the motor home. I did check the restroom/shower building, and it was nothing fancy, but very clean. The motel has a small pool that RV people can use. Concrete pads, but as the operator said, the park was built about twenty years ago, and most of the pads are for shorter RV's. They do have several for larger RV's. The only problem I really saw was, the full hookups are in the middle of the pad. Therefore you need longer hoses and such. You also need to watch the hookups in order to clear for a living room slide. As I said, it was fine for me, as we were away from the RV most of the time, and mostly only slept there. Would go again for our purposes in Branson. It's not a place to camp. Does have a picnic table on a concrete pad, but the sites are very close together. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very clean place. Next to a nice looking motel. The owner's daughter told me that her dad is an RV'er, and he added the RV sites because of that. Because many families come to Branson together, and some are RV'ers and some aren't, and they can stay in the same facility. Most of the sites are very level. They don't have a store, or some of the other amenities of many parks, but you can get almost anything you want within a couple of blocks. It's great for those who are out doing things most of the day, and you just need a place to park and sleep. You can use the motel pool. About two blocks off the 76 Blvd., near the end of it. Very close to Silver City also. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you manage to pull in without getting wiped out by someone coming over the hill thank your lucky stars. There are lots of seasonals and the sites that seemed to be saved for travelers are stacked one on top of the other. The deluxe sites ($2 extra) are beautiful and worth the money. They are back-ins. The people are most helpful and most of the residents are very friendly. Its location west of Silver Dollar City keeps you out of the traffic mix but also causes a drive when you attend the shows. I don't think I would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We love this place!! Love the luxury sites. Lots of room. Our choice in Branson. We camped here in a Motorhome.

As we entered the CG to drive to the office, the road was so dusty that I couldn't see the toad thru the rear view camera...we went in and turned around and left...the RV and Toad was covered with a white dust.. Also the entrance is difficult to find..the entrance in on top of a hill on a busy highway with limited visibility...Would not stay there since it was so dusty We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have stayed here several times and found this to be one of the best campgrounds in Branson. Easy to get to and from Branson attractions. Campground is super clean and staff is great. We stayed in the hilltop sites which are wider than the other sites. Some sites are a little difficult to get level in, but with some blocks it works fine. Bathrooms, shower, and laundry facilities are excellent, and they have a nice little store. Some cable TV channels are a little fuzzy and there is no way we could find a TV guide for their service provider. Some construction going on right next door so it's a little noisy during the day, but the noise stops at 5 pm. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We camped here in 2008. A really nice campground. Very clean and well kept. Nice grounds with flowers and well manicured grass areas. Extremely friendly staff. This was a busy time of the year for them and we called trying to arrive early and they managed to get us in a day before we had reservations. It is far enough off the main roads to be peaceful and quiet. After checking in, they have escorts that lead you to your site. They can fill propane onsite and have several things in the office you can purchase. I would have given them a 10 but the sites are gravel and some unlevel, of course it is the mountains. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very friendly staff excellent park with no complaints. Restrooms and showers were very clean. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This RV Park has a lot going for it. Very clean facilities, well maintained, and a great value for the dollar. Located central to Branson's attractions this place is loaded with things to do and s great staff. While there, they were doing construction and development at an adjacent piece of land and the dirt and dust and noise were a distraction, but that will not last for long. Go, enjoy and know that this place is all that people say it is! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Spent one night and am glad we weren't planning on staying longer. Rather unkept and trashy. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Staff very friendly and helpful. Everything works and is neat and clean. Would recommend. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a great place to stay. The camp is very clean, the showers and bathrooms as well. One night our battery went dead. Danny brought his own cables ,cleaned the post ,checked for water, didn't leave til we got it started. You won't go wrong. We camped here in a Campground Cabin.

Very friendly people. Nice park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Shore Services: 50amp, Sewer good, Water @ 45+ psi - AT&T Cell Phone: Good signal - Sprint Air Card: Strong signal. I use a freedom antenna to assist air card - Cable: Excellent over 100 channels and XM music. Better than most. - Site: 80 - Site Size: about 60ft. Long enough for my 38ft 5th wheel but not the Tow Vehicle - Site Closeness: Close. They park the units so they use the separate shore power at the same location. - Roads: Gravel packed partly rough. - Restrooms: Locked. Need to check out a key. - Laundry: Good small but works well - Long term tenants: Didn't see any DirecTV Satellite: Good signal - Payment: Credit card - Additional Remarks: The way they park you, door side to door side, makes it close when opening out the awnings. They have sites on the far end that are about double width than most of the sites. They cost a little more but would be worth it. There is a train that goes by and will be loud if you don't have white noise. - When we stayed here it had rained a lot and the lake was up almost to the first row of sites. Close to Branson Landing shopping area. Not a bad place to camp. Would stay here again but I would look for the larger sites at the end. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We parked in the back row which was right next to the railroad tracks and at times noisy. If we had needed it, the side was very well shaded. The staff was VERY helpful and friendly. The restrooms and showers were very CLEAN. The new Branson Landing along the lake (looks like a river to me) is within walking distance. It is a bit of a walk but a lot to look at along the way. We will definitely stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The Branson Lakeside RV Park is a nice park located directly on Lake Taneycomo. It's about a five minute walk to the Branson Landing shopping center. Most sites were shaded and fairly level gravel. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable about the area. There were a few long term campers there. The $28 dollar rate included two adults and two children. The only drawback, was the location of the water and cable hookups. They were located at the very back of the sight behind our parking spot. The hose was plenty long, but our coax cable wasn't. The manager said he would be happy to loan us a cable. We might camp here again, but there are so many locations in Branson, who knows. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A little difficult to find but very quiet. Nice pool and amenities. Staff is first rate. Library wireless is intermittent. Sunny spots are very hot. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Office folks were so helpful and nice! Someone will take you to your sight and even helped us back in. Nice grass area to walk your dog. Great W-IFI connection! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice campground for touring Branson. Off the main strip so it is quiet. The sites are fairly level and you have full hook-up, cable and free Wi-Fi. Our site was a bit short, but not too cramped. Rest rooms were nice and clean and the laundry was large and clean. People are very nice and helpful and take you to your site and make sure you can get in. Even came back and trimmed some limbs so they would not rub my awning. Overall great value if you are using passport America! We camped here in a Motorhome.

The campground has narrow and very steep roads. In the back section we scraped the tow bar on the way out. As long as they are not busy it seems like they try to leave a space open between motor homes. The sites are built up rocks. You are still over a mile to the shows. You are close to the Roy Rodgers Museum. The Managers are friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We really like the quietness of the park and everyone was very friendly. The only two drawbacks were that the sites seemed very close together and there was no pool for our kids to play in. Would stay here again if it wasn't in the summer (because of the pool issue) We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very Small lots, We felt like we were in our neibors bedroom with slide out. All lots were gravel and ours very unlevel. Facilities very clean, otherwise its a good place to just sleep, But I can do that for free near by. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good park. New owners are fixing the park up with concrete patios. Didn't use the pool but it looked new. Far enough out of Branson and close enough to Branson. We may return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here 2 years ago and liked it then, but there have been many improvements since then that makes this a really nice park. The park now runs the adjacent restaurant and it is really a nice place to eat. The new pool is one of the most beautiful I have ever seen in a small park. They are putting concrete pads on the sites. We were not lucky enough to get one of those sites but our site was still nice gravel . The cable TV is better than most parks we have stayed at. The laundry and bathrooms were very nice as well. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed at Passport America rate---no limit on number of nights. Great bargain for a great park. Full hookups, 50 amp, large and new and very clean laundry. $1.50 wash, $1 to dry and it really dries. Iron and ironing board. Sites are just big enough. They opened a restaurant next door two weeks before we arrived: all-you-can-eat buffets for breakfast for $3.99 and Friday night fish/chicken buffet is $6.99. Extremely nice owners and workers. Would take you to a show if you need a ride. Good Sam was inspecting the property while we were there and the inspector said the current owners had made a lot of improvements. Pool was under construction/renovation. Check to see if it is open because there is little else for kids to do. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The people at the desk placed us on a site that was too small for our camper, then they moved us to a site that was 3 foot wider. This was great because we could at least get our super slide out now, but we could not park our tow vehicle at our site because it was so small. We had to park at the office and walk to the camper. We are passport america members but we should at least get a site that accommodates the size camper we own. We had about 3 1/2 feet between the door of our camper and the fence. We could not even get the awning out. There were plenty of larger sites but the people who had a clue were not working when we checked in. Several days later they offered to move us but we only had one day left. The park is beautiful and has a wonderful view of Branson, but most sites are a little small. Restrooms were clean and wifi worked good. Would have been a great experience except for the size of our site. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here on a holiday weekend, for just one night. We made our reservation and were asked how long our rig was, no problem there but when we arrived we were given a very small site that wouldn't allow for the tow vehicle to be parked even hooked up. We were so close to the trees and the other site we couldn't extend the awning. The showers had poor water pressure and poor ventilation. We won't be staying here again.There are several better parks in the area. The rate was Passport America. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Originally planned to stay 6 nights, but due to family emergency, we had to leave after only 3 nights. Found the spaces a little tight to get into, but sites are roomy and we had a beautiful view from atop the mountain overlooking Branson. Owners were onsite and very freindly and helpful. We got into real tight squeeze pulling in and the owners came over and assisted us getting it all straightened out. We really enjoyed our stay and plan to return next year. Did not use the wifi or showers, but laundry area was clean and well organized. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very friendly owners and staff. Sites seemed quite close to each other. Campground was full. Very quiet. Just far enough south of the main drag in Branson. Nice reasonably priced breakfast on-site in large meeting building. Pancakes all you can eat $1.99!! Will stay there again. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

Good location off the strip. Excellent restaurant next door. Very nice large meeting room. Security gates at all entrances, although not really needed. Quiet area of Branson. Show tickets available on site. Very clean nice park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

One thing that is really nice about this campground is the covered picnic tables/breakfast areas at each campsite. These are very handy during the frequent rain storms. Our site was very private and quiet. The park was not full when we stayed here, and the pool was huge and not crowded at all. The roads are paved, but very hilly and some of the sites wouldn't be condusive to big DP's. The wifi was excellent, and the voltage at the 50 amp power pole was very steady at 120 volts. They have new management, and have added breakfast and dinner with different menus each night. They also have pizza delivered to your site, and provide free shuttle to Silver Dollar City which is only 1.3 miles away. If you enjoy a "State Park" type atmosphere with trees and privacy, this is your place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have been camping at this park for many years. The sites are well shaded and large. The bathrooms are always kept clean. The store is one of the nicest stores that I have visited in an RV park. The staff is friendly and helpful. The location of the park is close to most Branson attractions, and even includes shuttle service to some. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a nice park and family oriented. We've stayed here 2-3 times per year for the past four years. The park changed hands in the preceding several months and now has corporate owners. The employees are not as friendly or dedicated as the previous resident owners and their RV workers but still do a decent job. In our opinion, the location is perfect and offers several different routes into and away from Branson. This is a real blessing during heavy traffic times. Also it must be remembered, this is on the wooded top of an Ozark mountain. That means there are hills everywhere and you must go up, down or up and down many times no matter where you go. Also there are lots of trees (hence lots of shade), the whole countryside is rocks on top of rocks on top of bedrock so no dirt. There never was and never will be grass. We have been and will be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We spent two nights in Cooper Creek on camping site number 6, located about 20 feet from the shores of Lake Taneycomo. The tree-lined road leading to the office is very pretty, but I wouldn't want to camp in this part of the park. For me it's all about being able to see and hear the water. When we arrived there was a slight fog hovering just above the water which gave it a mystical feel. We immediately liked our camp site except for the close proximity to the other campers and gravel instead of concrete slabs, thus tracking inside occurred even though we were careful. These were the only negatives to our experience at Cooper Creek. Full hook-ups plus cable TV, having Wifi available inside our motorhome, which was a surprise, and being only minutes from downtown Branson but feeling like you were miles from civilization were some of the positives. Wifi was supposed to be available only in the office, but since we got in after it was already closed and were only two sites down from the office, we decided to try it. It worked!!! The office also served as a store, carrying a very nice array of RV merchandise as well as grocery items. They even had small bundles of firewood for sale so the campers could make a fire at their site! The camp restrooms were clean and had showers available. There was also a pay laundry section that looked clean and kept. They had a playground area for the kids plus a swimming pool, which was not open yet. It rained most of the time we were there, but we didn't let it "dampen", pardon the pun, our enthusiasm. It stopped raining one day and after checking the local radar (we were in Taney County), we rode our bicycles into town. I probably would not advise others to do so because for part of the way there was not a shoulder on a very busy road and the hills can be very difficult to climb on a bicycle. The rain stopped enough both nights and we sat outside and grilled dinner. It also stopped long enough during our two-day stay to take our new border collie puppy on several walks around the campground, a definite positive. We will definitely return to Cooper Creek for future stays in the Branson area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We chose to stay at this park because of the high ratings and being on the water. There had been a great deal of rain before and when we arrived; we found our reserved site flooded and muddy, with a very strong sewer odor. We were directed to another site, but found it very wet and muddy as well. We stayed one night and then moved to a park on higher ground. I am sure that the park would have been very nice if it weren't for the weather. We would not attempt to stay here again if there has been rainy weather. The management was very understanding and refunded the site rental for the second and third days that we had reserved. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you like to fish this campground is the best of the best. Plus, the staff is second to none when it comes to making you feel welcome. Another plus is that it is only 5 minutes to anywhere on the strip. We have checked others in Branson but keep coming back to Cooper Creek. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

If you are going to Branson this is a good spot to stay. You are close enough to the shows yet far enough away. Nice level sites, quiet. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I am in total agreement with the last review, except for the fact that now MOST of this nicer sites are out of commission! My guess is that it will be bulldozed to build new condos! That would explain the totally inadequate signage. Would not even consider staying here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I see the very good ratings and I am surprised! This is a very average RV park with several sites out of use. Also, the directions to the sign in are confusing as at first sight it seems to be a condo resort but it is where you check in for the RV park! A person in the office told me, when I asked about the blocked off sites, that the resort is being sold and no repairs will be done until the sale is complete. We would try a different resort next time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a corp. of engineers campground. There are no sewer hook-ups, but there is a dump site. This has become one of our favorite Branson campgrounds. The sites are large and wooded with fire rings, a place to hang a camp light, and concrete tables. Many sites have a lake view. There is a marina with a restaraunt on the lake, and a large swimming area in the lake with a sandy beach. Many; if not most, sites have at least a lake view. There is a small family owned store and cafe accross the street that sells sundries, beer, hand dipped ice cream cones, and deli sandwiches. It is close to Silver Dollar City. Main draw back for us is no sewer hook ups, and if you like having cable and phone there aren't any. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Musicland is located near the main road in Branson, within walking distance of many of the attractions. I especially liked the wooded site which afforded shade during a very hot stay. We felt secure with the gated and fenced in campgrounds. The WiFi room was also secured. We were issued a key for entry. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I am writing this review from the laundry room because this is the only place wifi is available in the park. I may as well be sitting at starbucks for all the convenience this allows. Roads are narrow and steep and sites are TINY. The toad has to park next to the RV so if we needed to use the awning we wouldn't have a place to park. Some sites toad parking is away from their site. Someone will expertly guide you into the site but then about half the sites are nose in sites. Will they be there to expertly back you out of your site? There are lots of trees and it is in the heart of Branson which would be good if you had no car. Traffic to get in and out of the park is usually heavy. If this was the only park in the area it would be a good place to stay but there are just too many better places to choose from. I would stay here again only if the better places were full. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground was extremely nicely laid out which larger than usual spaces. That said, it's on a very steep hill and some of the sites are nearly impossible to get into from the angles that you have to use. There were several campers that seemed to be there permanently and their sites looked like a junkyard. The first site we were assigned was next to a "permanent camper" who had 4 dogs penned up in his camper during July. The dogs were barking, my younger children were afraid and they had dog fences and other things everywhere. We moved to a better site, but the showers were not clean, barely enough room to turn around in, and literally the size of a box. The location is great, right off the strip, and the people were nice, but we won't stay there again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here for a short weekend trip to Branson, Camp sites are EXTREMELY close. It reminded me of camping in a parking lot. All hookups worked well and the staff was friendly / helpful but sites were much to close for our liking We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We had site number 47. It sits right next to a small cabin that has local’s living in it full time. We were woke up at all hours of the night because our trailer sat three feet from their porch. We were worried that our new trailer would get scratched because one of our slide out’s was right at the steps going up on the porch. We couldn’t put our awning out without it hanging over the neighbor’s site. The staff was friendly and very helpful with local attractions. We maybe would stay here again if we could pick what site we had. It was nice having wireless internet and cell phone in the trailer. It made it very handy to share vacation pictures with family and friends. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice and clean. All roads and sites are paved. Many shade trees some with dead branches. No phone availabe in the park. Restrooms are clean,but home made. Would stay there next time. Perfect location for the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a small campground located just off of the main strip (behind Ripley's Believe It or Not). The campground it located on a fairly steep hill and tight turns had our trailer skid plates touching the pavement. The sites are gravel and the roads are paved. It is a fairly tight squeeze into the sites and even though our site was technically a pull through I found it was better to back out of the site and turn back out the main entrance rather than trying to make a tight turn forward up a gravelly hill and squeeze beside some trees. A couple of pull-thru sites at the top of the campground would be easier to get out of. The $15/day is a Passport America rate and includes 30A electricity (50A for an additional fee). There is free cable and free Wi-Fi, although I found the Wi-Fi very inconsistent and dropped out regularly. The park staff are very nice and helpful. There is an outdoor pool (seasonal) that looks very nice. The laundry facilities are very clean. The campground is walking distance to many attractions. Noise at the park is not too bad considering it's proximity to the main strip. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed at Stormy Point Campground in May 2004. The positive aspects of staying here are that the campground is right on Table Rock Lake and it has a boat ramp and two docks. Some of the sites, but not all, had cable TV and because of the numerous mature trees the sites were shaded. The campground is just over three miles from the Branson strip by way of lightly traveled roads. Now for the negative, the bathrooms for the most part were clean but always seemed to have paper trash on the floor. Also, for most of one morning, the men's room was out of toilet paper. Those same shade trees that I mentioned previously required some tight maneuvering to get into some of the camp sites, especially those toward the back of the campground. The site that we had was, by the owner's own admission, the hardest to back into. I had to back around an electric pole and tree and swing back into the site between the pole and a motor home parked in the site next to me. To visualize this maneuver think of an "S" figure without the bottom turn. The campground roads and sites were gravel and in some places overdue for grading. The pool was small and the Pepsi machine next to it was non-functioning and filled with acorns and tree branches. There were no fire rings at any of the sites near us and I had to move my truck once when one of my neighbors built a fire too close to it for my liking. There are too many other campgrounds in the Branson area for us to return to this one. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was a typical great Missouri State Park system campground. When we were there, they were refurbishing much of campground 2. The shower house was fantastic with clean restrooms and showers (individual stalls). The sites were well spaced and easy to back-into. I had a 35' fiver, but it was still less than 10 minutes to get settled. Everything was quiet despite the fact that it was Mem. Day Weekend. The trail at the lakefront was great, as was the proximity to various Branson activities. We will definitely stay here again. Again, further proof that Missouri takes care of its RVers. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a nice state park; the nicest sites were on the lake, with only had electric hookups. They also have full hookup sites, on paved patios, with paved picnic table area. These were very nice, a little close together, but very long. We only camped here one night as bad weather was coming, but we were charged "in season" rates. There were paved bike paths along the lake, and a large picnic area. We would return here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Site 116 Campground 1. Very nice, level, and shady. Much better than I had hoped. About 4 miles from the activities of Branson, which turned out to be a positive. (Very Busy Weekend) If we go back to Branson we will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Tall Pines Campground is located 1/2 mile from Silver Dollar City in Branson, Missouri. This shady and well maintained campground was perfect for our 2 day stay over the Memorial Day holiday with our kids and grandkids in our 32 ft. motorhome. Although the pull thru RV pads are gravel, they are level and easy to access. The full hook-ups, including cable TV and WIFI all worked perfectly. We also rented a camper cabin so the baby could nap and go to bed early plus have overflow sleeping quarters. Air conditioned and clean, but plain and rustic, it was just a few steps from our campsite. Well worth the $29! We rode our bicycles and did a lot of walking around the campground, but some hills were fairly steep for my grandson to ride up easily. He enjoyed it none the less. Each site has a picnic table and a fire pit with grill. We took showers in the camp restroom and found the water hot and plentiful and perfectly clean. The campground has an office with basic supplies, including ice, milk, bread . Most importantly, it was quiet and peaceful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

After reading reviews of all the varieties of CG in Branson, we chose this for several reasons and were very happy here. You are on a ridge away from major roads and noise, and are only 5 minutes from Branson shows, etc. Owner was friendly and appreciated our business. CG is hilly but sites are level. We had a pull-thru with good utilites and a decent picnic table. Bath and showeres were excellent, very clean with good hot water. Totally quiet at night! This is a great escape from the crowds of Branson and we will return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here for 2 days in late September. Had the wi-fi worked from the motor home, we would have stayed the rest of the time in Branson. Wifi worked close to the office area. I used an empty campsite across from the office and it worked well from there, but our site was just 3 sites down the hill and I could only "see" the network, but not connect. The roads could use some repair, but that would not keep me from staying there. We had to block the downhill side of the motor home about 3-4 inches, but I don't mind. Some sites are fairly narrow due to trees, but not too hard to maneuver into if you listen to your spouse. This is a very treed campground, and I would think beautiful when the leaves change colors. Good range of TV channels. Owner is on site and very friendly. Quiet area. I would think close to the road could be a bit noisy as there is quite a bit of traffic going by - we heard none since we were over the hill a bit. Didn't use the laundry, but the sister-in-law said it was nice & clean, and had more machines than the 4 (of each) we have now. As I said earlier, would not have left except for the wi-fi. Did not like the stretch of road from Branson to the campground after dark - twisting and up and down. Not good visibility at night, but fine in the daytime. I would stay there again if I didn't care about wi-fi. We stayed in a 35' motor home with a slide on each side and plenty of room in the front for our tow vehicle. 1-800-425-2300 We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park had only two sites for sewer. 1 site was in an inconvenient spot. Had to walk between motel to get to the lake. Electricity kept going off. Manager was good about having it fixed promptly. Someone stole their golf cart and they accused guests of stealing it because they had children. The guests were very helpful to them in locating it. Manager even offered $500 reward. When he found his cart nothing else was mentioned about the reward. Meantime they were like spys, you couldn't even be comfortable on vacation until he found his cart. When making reservations, manager said he would even throw in a pontoon boat for half a day. We inquired about it and was told it was $45 for half a day. Will NEVER stay there again. We rented 3 sites so family could visit and vacation together. All of us was aggravated the whole week!! We camped here in a camper.

This campground was nice, we had a little trouble getting into our site. It was crammed a little bit. We did enjoy being by the playground and the bathrooms were very nice. The main problem we had was the highway noise at night. A motorcycle was speeding up and down the highway at 3a.m. for a while which kept us awake. Other than that it was a nice place to stay. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

We actually camped here in November of 2007. We were originally assigned to site number 152 but the light post was on the wrong side of site and we were unable to open our slide-out. The sewer, water and electric hookups were located toward the front of the site instead of the back. We asked to be moved and were moved to site 151. The hookups and light post were in the correct locations but the site was very small and it was difficult to level our 29' travel trailer. This campground is also next to a very busy two lane highway and it was extremely noisy. The bathrooms are very clean and the campground is close to Silver Dollar City. The pool looked nice but it was closed for the season. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Shade trees are plentiful at this campground. The sites are mostly for small campers and have very limited space for parking your tow vehicle. Wifi is available but only close to the office. The store has most of the things you might need and the check in was fast and friendly. If you want to visit Silver Dollar City, this campground is on the route for a free shuttle. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We had very mixed feelings about this park. Our site was unlevel. It was supposed to be a pull through spot, but if you pulled through you had a difficult time clearing a tree, a parked trailer, and the electric hookup box. It took us almost 2 hours to get into this spot. The problem could have been avoided if the lady in the office had told us it was just better to back in. The spots were well shaded, and the facilities that we had access to were very nice. We did not have a view of the lake, nor are the spots on the lake, but you are in easy walking distance of the lake, boat ramps, boat dock, and swimming pool. The office staff was very helpful and friendly. When I called to ask for another spot because ours was horribly unlevel, the lady offered to send maintenance the next day with a dozer and gravel. We were also told there was not another available spot, but watched several sit vacant for the remaining time we were there. Nice and friendly is a positive, but it is also good if the correct information comes with that. When you pull in to register at the main office, there is also a steep hill that the rear end of your trailer will probably drag on. You have to be very careful pulling in. All in all this is not a bad spot, but it could be a lot better. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park looks like a mobile home court converted to an RV park. The sites are small and sloping so much that we needed several 2x4's and bricks to make our travel trailer sit level, and then it wasn't completely level. It is close to Silver Dollar City and tablerock lake, but you cannot see the lake at all from the campground. There is no grass, just dirt. No fire rings, just an old rickety charcoal grill. You could smell a strong sewer smell often. The campground is part of Indian Point Resorts, and I have not seen the rest of the resort, but wouldn't stay there based on how lousy the campground was. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We have been to this park several times but have to downgrade it some this time. This is an all encompassing park where you never have to leave for entertainment. There are two pools, tennis courts, miniature golf, clubhouse, game room, etc. all free. The most drawing of entertainment is just outside the gates in the Branson area with things like the Titanic exhibit, live entertainment all over the place and Silver Dollar City theme park down the road. We were handed a sheet of paper at check-in explaining what to do about protecting and treating chigger and tick bites. And we needed the information since we got both chiggers and ticks. Apparently they have a chigger and tick problem that they have not been able to control. They have put in a new “free internet access” that leaves a lot to be desired. It is not secure, is run by an advertising company that takes over your browser to pump advertising in the top 25% of your browser viewing area. Every once in a while it pumps in a full screen ad with a link at the top of the page to where you originally selected. It also has a nasty habit of clearing the screen periodically and locks up. Of course the ads don’t go away, they just keep on coming. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Treasure Lake is an excellent park. They have started reworking their sites with stone support walls and concrete pads. Great service, friendly staff and security in park at all times. Located just off the Show Blvd with quick access to all the shows and only 15 or 20 minutes from Silver Dollar City. I am returning there next year. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good Escapees Park. Sites are small. Even though they offer a weekly rate if you have a 40 ft. or more and you can not fit on one of the smaller back in sites you will have to pay the higher daily rate. Great staff and we enjoyed the meals and entertainment that staff arranged to come into the clubhouse. The tickets for the shows that you can order with a discount rate were wonderful. They were delivered to us at the park. All of the seats were excellent. This park is conveniently located to Branson yet out of the hustle and bustle. Just a note that the nearby College of the Ozarks has a restaurant in the Keeter Center that is staffed by students and has absolutely wonderful meals. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good Escapees park. Sites are a little on the short size - ask for one 2 ft longer than your coach to get in if you have a tow bar on the back of your motorhome! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We are Escapee members and got a discount off the $20 rate. The staff and management are top notch. They are also able to get tickets for the various shows in Branson. The activities director was bringing in some of the local performers for shows in the club house. That was a nice touch. You're close enough if you care to walk; you can be in old town of Branson in less than 15 minutes. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.