Visiting Eureka Springs everyone said that we had to stop there for sure…read more We had lunch at the Skybat which included pizza, drinks and cupcakes. Then we followed it up with the famous ghost tour. Crescent Hotel was featured on Taps, and ghost hunters it's also known to be the most haunted hotel in the US - I won't give out secrets you'll have to take a tour yourself. The decor is left pretty much in the old style but it did not have an old smell to It at all. I love how the front desk still has the old mail boxes and cash register. Definitely a place to stop by if you're ever visiting !!

$9 Tarot card readings, you get what you pay for. It smelt so bad inside the building that we…read morerushed out as soon as we could we were getting sick, smelt like mold.

This was such a great experience for us. We met our guide at 1030 pm, after all was dark and quiet…read more She brought along several devices to contact spirits, and they were active! They seemed to really like my husband, and he got several pics of spirits, which were not visible to the eye until we looked at the photos later. Highly recommend!

I recently had the opportunity to be a participant in the Basin Park Hotel ghost tour. It was…read moreexcellent! It began on the roof of the hotel, with a extraordinary view of downtown Eureka Springs, where we we provided the history of the area-as narrated by Joseph (who was both well spoken and knowledgeable)! We were additionally given a history of the colorful characters formerly residing In the hotel and were provided access to a free app, that we could use on the tour, showing us the paranormal activity actually taking place right around us. The tour lasted almost 2 hours. A great way to learn about the history of Eureka Springs, the paranormal activity in the hotel - and to have fun. Highly recommend it!

Very nice, guide and driver very good. Beautiful ride seen…read moreBlue Heroin. Guide was comically and funny.

If your wanting the duck experience from 15 years ago, this isnt that…read more Pricing ok Tour 1 1/2 Seating ok Definitely way. Way safer then old ducks but no adventure in it. Lots of time on water. Can't reach water from vehicle like old models. Kinda boring. Took a 20 minute nap on ride. Tour guy was fine but did what he could to try and entertain driving in traffic and a 2 mph boat ride, not in a "lake". They called it a lake but way more of a river. Nothing remarkable.

This is a wonderful visitor's center with many thoughtful, educational and well created/interactive…read moreexhibits. The site has clean restrooms, an orientation video and large, clean restrooms. It is adjacent to a usable lake beach and boat ramp!

The Dewey Short Visitor Center and Table Rock Lakeshore Trail are a great free stop while visiting…read moreBranson! We walked the easy paved trail along the shoreline and saw plenty of wildlife along the way, plus you get some beautiful views of Table Rock Lake. The visitor center is worth checking out too, especially if you're traveling with kids. There are interactive exhibits and activities inside, and it's completely free to visit. A nice way to slow down and enjoy a little time outdoors during a Branson trip!

Amazing drinks and atmosphere! We went for the veterans recognition. Get there early to walk…read morearound and see the grounds and church.

What a beautiful lake…read more The scenery is just gorgeous! There is lots of traffic but the lake is big enough that there is plenty of room. Later in the season and maybe not as much rain and the water would have been warmer but it didn't deter our kids from jumping in. There are coves to relax in, coves to play in, and coves to party in... it is a lake with something for everyone.

I was in the area and decided to try my luck venturing over to the Carry Nation House, Hatchet…read moreHall. During the Temperance movement and before the Prohibition Era she was known to go to taverns and break up the alcohol and beer kegs by way of an ax. The area her home is in is really quaint and I loved all of the eccentric cottages along the winding road. The house was not open and I didn't see anywhere to park. I parked off up the road and walked back to view the house. The house is right on top of the street and the back of the house has a drop off a cliff of some sorts. I'm glad I stopped by, but wish I could have explored further.

Absolutely stunning park with something for everyone. The views of Table Rock Lake are…read moreincredible--especially around sunrise and sunset--and the entire area is extremely well maintained. The trails are a great mix of easy and moderate, with plenty of scenic overlooks and shaded paths. Whether you're walking, biking, or just exploring, it's easy to spend hours here. The marina area is clean and organized, and the water is crystal clear, making it perfect for relaxing, swimming, or launching a boat. Huge credit to Missouri State Parks for the upkeep--you can tell they take pride in keeping everything clean, safe, and accessible. If you're in the Branson area, this is a must-visit spot whether you're looking for a peaceful walk or a full day outdoors.

Table Rock Lake State Park is a fantastic place to spend time while visiting Branson. We only…read morewalked and biked during our visit, but the trails alone make this park worth the stop, incredible water views that are honestly hard to beat. There is ample parking in multiple locations throughout the park, which makes it easy to hop out and explore without feeling crowded. Each area offers something a little different, some spots are perfect for trail access, others for lake views or picnicking. If you're arriving by boat, the park is just as convenient. One of the parking areas connects directly to the Dewey Short Visitor Center, which has a boat dock for visitors who want to come ashore and explore. The visitor center itself is worth a stop, with lake information, exhibits, and clean restrooms. Whether you're walking, biking, boating, or just looking for a peaceful place to relax, Table Rock Lake State Park has something for everyone. We loved our time here and will be back to explore more.

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.