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    Branson Treehouse Adventures

    3.5 (37 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Can't say enough good things about our tree house! The Gristmill - and it's perfectly private hot tub - we're just thing thing for a fun, relaxed and incredibly special honeymoon. It was clean, well kept and the staff was very friendly and accommodating!

    V P.

    Stayed with 5 kids, grandma and 2 dogs in an RV. We came in late and they had everything left for us to find our spot. The front desk was super friendly and knowledgeable. We enjoyed the trails, the basketball 1/2 court, badminton, ladder ball, play ground and of course swimming pool. The badminton racquets need replacing so bring your own. They have lots of balls (basket, rubber, volley...) to play with. I appreciated the coffee in the office with yummy creamer options along with breakfast pastries for the kids a mid morning snack. The shower rooms were clean and nice to have individual rooms. This is a cute woodsy place with lots of charm. Each spot has a fire pit and picnic table. We are traveling from California, but if we came this way again I would stay here again.

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    Jill I.

    A perfect get away place. We stayed in the Southern Comfort Treehouse, it was very quiet and relaxing. Nice quiet place away from the busy Branson strip. Enjoyed some hiking on the property as well.

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    The personnel were great to work with, and I would highly recommend this facility . Great for adults and children.

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    Paula Deen's Family Kitchen

    Paula Deen's Family Kitchen

    3.2(636 reviews)
    7.7 mi
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    Absolutely amazing food, service, decor, & atmosphere. Everything you come to expect from Mrs Deen…read more LOVE the family style service & portions. The food was out of this world. Made this ole Texas boy, feel at home.

    I entered Paula Deen's Family Kitchen in Branson with a modest goal: to consume my weight in…read morebutter-leavened carbohydrates. I left with a profound sense of spiritual displacement and an empty stomach. The service was prompt, but the atmosphere took a turn for the supernatural shortly after we were seated. While the staff was professional, they failed to warn us about the sentient portrait photo of Paula Deen hanging in the dining area. Midway through our first course, the portrait's eyes began to track our movements with a predatory glint. Without warning, the 2D Paula detached herself from the canvas, stepped into the three-dimensional realm, and began a localized reign of terror. The Incident Log: The Biscuits: My "Ooo-ee" Butter-Drenched Biscuits were the first casualties. She vacuumed them up with a sound like a shop-vac in a flour factory. The Decor: In a display of indiscriminate hunger, the portrait then turned her attention to the centerpiece. She didn't just smell the decorative flowers; she ate the silk hydrangeas and the ceramic vase they were housed in. The Collateral Damage: My companion's fried chicken was snatched mid-air. Even the sugar packets weren't safe. It is difficult to critique the seasoning of the meatloaf when the restaurant's namesake--or at least a high-pigment manifestation of her--is busy unhinging her jaw to consume the table's napkins. I reached out to our server to ask if this was a scheduled performance or a breach of the space-time continuum. They simply offered us more sweet tea, which the portrait promptly intercepted and drank through the glass. Verdict: If you are looking for a quiet family meal, look elsewhere. However, if you want to watch a piece of wall art achieve apex predator status by eating everything in a 10-foot radius, this is the premier destination in Branson. I am still hungry, but I am mostly just impressed by the portrait's digestive fortitude.

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    World's Largest Fork

    World's Largest Fork

    4.6(22 reviews)
    31.8 mi

    The world's largest fork in Springfield, Missouri is the kind of roadside oddity that makes you…read morestop, stare, and wonder who got really hungry during a city planning meeting. At 35 feet tall and 11 tons of stainless steel, it's less a utensil and more a chrome exclamation point stabbed into the sidewalk.

    Fantastic. Accessible. Impressive - visit more than once…read more - - - - - - - - August, 2024 Visit We discovered the World's Largest Fork, on the south side of town, in 2020... and it is large! The fork is some 35 feet tall... it is located on Chesterfield Avenue... Location... the south side of Springfield, MO... the James River Freeway circles Springfield... at the southern point / intersection is with the S. Kansas Expressway... go one road north... turn left onto Chesterfield Blvd... the fork is less than a quarter mile away, on the right side... the road gently turns left... as it begins to turn back to the right, you'll need to turn right there... and then you'll see it. According to Atlas Obscura, and Roadside America, this is no longer the tallest but it is second tallest and the fork with the largest mass "At 35 feet high, the fork rise in front of a three-story building occupied by Noble and Associates, a Springfield ad agency. Although no longer the world's tallest -- it was bested by a 37-foot-high fork in Oregon in 2022 -- it remains, at 11,000 pounds, the world's heaviest." Roadside America shares: "Our own local associates tell us that in 1998 the fork stood in front of a restaurant that failed on South Glenstone, in otherwise booming Springfield. The ad agency hauled the fork across town to its new office building, where it's been ever since. Noble does a lot of work for the food service and retail industry, so in that respect the fork makes sense." Thank you to any and all, at the now closed original restaurant, at the Noble and Associates ad agency, and any/all who helped relocate this treasure! We've now visited twice and we'll visit again! ----- -----

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