We stayed there over the weekend at the Captains Quarters treehouse. The staff was AMAZING, the…read moretreehouse was sparkling clean and the area was quiet and peaceful. The coffee supplied was delicious!! Bring your family here to either camp or use a cabin. I promise it's worth it! We cannot wait to come back!!

We just drove past and really looked at each treehouse and all the surrounding areas…read more The entire area is quite impressive and each house is so cute and quaint! Very clean, quiet, and family or couples friendly. Each house has its own unique charm and personality... based on themes. We didn't stay there because it's quite expensive!

In my opinion, these owners have to be the quintessential narcissists…read more They charge people $35 per/yr to drive a golf cart in and through their campground. They will actually chase golf cart owners through the city to extract their bounty and double the fee if you resist. The old woman and her son think they have autonomy because they have a dock adjacent on Table Rock Lake. I would steer clear of this business if at all possible.

We enjoyed our camping there. People were very friendly helpful. We were close to the fishing…read more Close to the bath houses as well.

This campground was conveniently located on Indian Point near SDC. We didn't go to the theme park,…read morebut for sake of knowledge. There are many spots and some have electric while others have both electric and water. The spots are for varying size trailers/RVs or tent camping. They're spaced nicely so you have a little privacy. It's absolutely beautifully. I felt like I was in a rainforest. Although we had some on and off rain... the campground is very much in nature, green, lots of trees and waking up to birds chirping was lovely! I will say, there were some disrespectful neighbors camping, which can be expected, that stayed up until 3 am partying, loud music, drinking, etc. I think the park host paid them a visit and it was much quieter after 10pm. The bathrooms are also available with private toilet and shower combos. I will say... they were quite disgusting. Constantly wet and humid inside from the showers, visible mold on the walls and ceiling and rust and corrosion at the base of the doors. I had brought my own portable potty and small shower tent, but was informed that was against campground policy and told to take it down. Other than that, it was great. Has a playground, nice walking, beach, and close to some markets and restaurants.

Nice access to Indian Point marina and the lake! Beautiful views and lovely campsite.read more

This wonderful hidden park is nestled in with a lot of trees, the park is very well maintained by…read moreRichie and it's evident he takes a tremendous amount of pride in his job! the sites are easy to pull into,utilities are solid and many spots have a great wooden deck with a nice picnic table. the park is well lite at nite time too.There are very nice restrooms with showers and a laundry is available on request. this is our 1st visit but not our last. my wife and I have camped for over 50 years and we must say this is one of the better places we have stayed. it's close to all things Branson too. well done Richie! keep up the great work.

This is a very clean and quiet park. The sites are very nice. Richey, the manager is very helpful…read morewith anything you need. The laundry room and bathrooms are immaculate!! It's very close to all things Branson. I would definitely recommend this campground.

We were here 3 nights last week.$143.72 $47.90 with the veteran's discount.Its just ok, three…read moretoilets, two showers. Very clean bathhouse. We stayed in campsite 47 literally had one neighbor two campsites away. I liked that we were in the woods and no one else was in the area. But no frills dirty algae pool. Firewood $10. a bundle or 3 bundles for $30. A-lot of Bees will sting the shit out of you and uneven parking for your camper. The picnic table had nails sticking out and one got me under my fingernail. Bring a lot of leveling blocks. Roads are in disrepair you probably won't go over the speed limit of 5mph that how bad they are. Other than that I would stay again off season!

If you are looking for a family friendly campground, you would be better served taking your…read morebusiness elsewhere. Tall Pines employees and campers alike are allowed to speed through the park, nearly running people over in the process, but will complain about your children in a heartbeat for playing outside at all. Despite the posted 5mph signs throughout the park, as well as signs we ourselves have provided, they do nothing to ensure safety; no one is at the park to run the office, or provide essential or necessary maintenance. They only come to the park when there is a complaint about children, or the cops have been called. Laura, who lives and works on the grounds, drives through the campground in her black Nissan Titan like she is a Nascar driver, and has almost hit kids and adults doing so. No one tells her to slow down, just to keep the kids out of the way or leave the park if you can't keep the kids under control. As far as pricing goes, Christina will offer a fair price to start, then recant on her decision despite proof of receipt, or how far in advance you pay on said quoted price. While the campground itself is a beautiful place to be, the owners are very lazy. They put more effort into their (Best Western) hotel, where you're more likely to find the staff working and avoiding campground calls, than you are to get anyone's attention inside the office, or to actually run the park. We were treated very poorly by the staff during our short stay here, despite our best efforts to try to work with them to make this a safe place for all. They were unwilling to take any sort of accountability, or give any corrective action to those who were more willing to remain uncooperative. Do not plan on making this a full time home for you and your family. It will only come down to Christina being at your residence for unjustified complaints that they can't prove one way or the other who is at fault. I would leave 0 stars if I could. This place is an absolute joke.

Im sure the people who own the park doesn't know how valuable the hosts are.Mary is constantly…read morecleaning, blowing leaves. I don't know how she keeps going! Steve has fixed the treatment plant. The epa would have closed the park. He has one arm. Digs fixes leaks, changes faucets , Helps Mary all he can. I'm sure the place would be closed with out them. You should pay lots of money and a big fat bonus to the hosts! They make Branson View park ! Great People! Good times

Amazing owners, very nice, exceptional view, quiet. Working hard to make it even more inviting…read more Pet friendly and safe.

I wish I could separate stars. This place is awesome. We've…read morebeen camping and boating here for around 20 years. The campground is always taken care of. It's beautiful...it's a great location. It's easy to access. The ladies we deal with at the front desk (Julie and company) are the bomb dot com. So why the 3 stars? Price! It's getting out of control. Of course they jack the price up on Holiday weekends which is even more upsetting. That's about the only time we camp here. When we first started camping it was around 36 dollars a night for full hook ups. You couldn't hardly get a spot. It was always booked. We had to book a year in advance every holiday so our families could camp. Well...it was $78 a night this year and moving to $82 a night next year. This was the first holiday I looked around and really noticed empty campsites. The many of cabins were even vacant. I believe those are over $1,200 for the weekend if you book those. The full time campsites never had openings. They do now! Yes, it's a nice location, but I fear the new owners are pricing themselves out of the market. It's not a Sandals exclusive resort. Make camping great again Port of Kimberling! I know we are considering taking our boats to a location closer to home because of this. We drive over 2 hours to get here. An hour drive sure sounds nice when prices of everything are so unreasonable. Oh, and my dad just pulled his boat out of their marina because of the price increase.

I stayed in a cabin here for Memorial Day weekend. Booking the cabin by phone was easy and…read morestraightforward. A little pricey for what you get, but I completely understand the upcharge for the holiday weekend! We brought our dog with us and paid a small one-time pet fee, then he was good to go. Our king cabin was perfect for my our 70 lb labradoodle, my partner, and me. However, I think it would've been a bit of a tight squeeze with anyone else there too. When we arrived, our cabin was decently clean. A few bugs, but that's to be expected in the woods! They don't replenish your bathroom towels while you're there, but we had about 6 stored under the sink for the weekend, and that was just enough for us. There were mini bottles of shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and lotion on the bathroom sink, but I recommend bringing your own unless you're only staying one night. The kitchen had an oven, stove, fridge, freezer, and some small appliances like a blender and toaster. The cabinets were fully stocked with plates, silverware, bowls, and cups. There was also a small bottle of dish soap and an extra roll of paper towels. There were two TVs in our cabin, one in the living room and a smaller one in the bedroom. I love the outdoor seating on the spacious front patio. We also used the grill out there and made the best burgers and steak! The dumpsters to drop off your trash bags are conveniently located in the campground area. There's a grocery store only about 5 minutes from the cabins, so we went there to get some small things like seasonings, aluminum foil, and the food of course. But the kitchen was pretty much stocked with most of the things we needed to cook a meal, which was nice! They allowed us to check in 4 hours early, our neighbors weren't too noisy, and we basically had everything we needed. Other than a rain reimbursement that I should've paid for since it poured the whole time we were there (which is totally on me for taking that risk!) we had a such a fun time! I would definitely stay here again.

We've been to Silver Dollar City 4 times now and here's what I've learned…read more... get there 40 minutes before opening on a Sunday. No one will be there. Park in the free parking lot as close as you can get! Bring a small fanny pack with you, they won't check it. You'll get to do the pledge of allegiance & national anthem & the park will open. Make sure that while they're doing the POA & NA that you're sitting at the gate by time traveler. After that, do the time traveler and start making your rounds to all the other big rides before the heat. By this time it will be noon or close to it. Get a sweet treat & water, sit & relax, go see a show. Once you're done if you're done for the day, head out and stop by the taffy store & cinnamon rolls (SO good & worth the money for real). Then head to your favorite fast food restaurant at like 1-2 pm. Then you have time to get back to your room, shower, nap, and get ready for dinner! It's honestly perfect. I took a star off though because every time I'm at silver dollar city, powder keg is down. This time- powder keg, outlaw run, and fire in the hole were all down... so we went to the park to only ride Wildfire & Time Traveler twice plus the barn swing. It's hard because the park really isn't that big for thrill seekers.... you have your main big rides but if 2 of them are down it really stinks. They weren't just down for maintenance for a little bit and re-opened.... They were down for 2 full days which now makes me a little nervous I do love how much they love & respect America & veterans. The water refill stations are very nice. AC in all of the stores is a major win!

Silver Dollar City was an awesome experience. We had a two day pass, and used it all. Be prepared…read moreto walk up and down hills. Stay hydrated throughout your visit. It was super hot. The park offered free water and ice at all venues that sold food or drinks. The park staff was super friendly and well trained. This place is massive and we needed 2 days to do everything we wanted to do. There is free parking, and a shuttle to get you from the parking lot to the park. We were able to bring in lunch, snacks, and drinks. We rented a double stroller at a cost of $28 which worked well for our 3 year old and our food and drink's containers. There are rides and activities for all ages. We really enjoyed the train ride, and the interactions during that ride. If you are elderly you may want to consider renting a motorized assistance device to make your park experience more enjoyable. Getting in to and out of the parking lot was a breeze. You may want to consider a family photo to commemorate your visit. All in all there was fun had by all.

Well...first off...we are camping in December and paying full price for off-season camping. We are…read morenot opposed to paying for good camping, but this place wasn't cutting it. Sites have not been cleared of leaves (honestly, just use a blower and make sure the sites are safe to navigate on foot) and the sites are SO unlevel and not cared for. Table cloths and bathroom rug left by a previous camper. No maintenance at all on these sites - they need a fresh load of gravel. In addition, some random woman walking around asking to use cell phones yet going in and out of a 5th wheel - two days in a row... When we arrived and were given site numbers (we booked two sites) - one had a camper in it and the owners were 'out of town'. We were told to pick any two we wanted. Fortunately there are some nice folks working here - so our complaints are not with the individuals we dealt with. Note to the owners: If you are going to run a campground in the winter, do better. We will not return here.

Picked this place to stay for a couple nights because it was one of the pet friendly options. Once…read morewe had arrived to the room it was very dirty and smelled moldy. The AC unit is very loud and has an odor.

Good pu your trash in the am and bad is all hills, front staff was very friendly and man to show us…read morea campsite was very friendly

The people are friendly and it's in a good location. The camp sites are becoming better as they…read morehave repaired quite a few but there is no outdoor pool or real playground area for the kids.