SCAM ALERT!- DO NOT FLOAT WITH THIS COMPANY! We reserved for a family float trip that was the focus…read moreof our entire weekend. They called us to cancel the day before because the river was flooding. The6 refused to give the money back. They said it was in the terms but I didnt catch that in the paperwork they sent (AFTER it was reserved!) They offered a raincheck but this was something that took years to coordinate due to damily schedules. I consider this a sneaky way to steal money for not providing a service. Ive floated with smaller groups many many times and never had this happen. AVOID AT ALL COST!

this place is terrible I would not go here. they have you park in a grass parking lot even if it's…read moreraining it's ass off, then when ur tires spin trying to get out of were they told you u had to park. they charge u $250 or press charges for tire marks in their grass! then when u call up their to find a solution to the problem they don't even have a manager their to talk to you only regular employees.

Huzzah is far enough from the city to feel like an escape into the wilderness, but close enough…read morethat it doesn't feel like you've spent all day driving to get there. I successfully made reservations over the phone...online reservations have been an issue in the past. We arrived after 4 p.m. and checked into a busy store where everyone was working diligently. I will say, it's expensive to camp here. They charge per person, not per tent or site. We stayed at a primitive campsite that was nicely shaded. Each site has a picnic table and a fire pit, both well used. River access from the primitive sites is close and refreshing on a hot day. In the evening, it's lovely to sit by the river, stargaze, and watch the lightning bugs in the trees. If you're lucky, the people around you will turn off their music by midnight so you can enjoy a little peace. There's access to a porta potty near the campsite that's about as decent as you can expect. You can walk or drive to a shower house, but keep in mind you'll need quarters to shower, and the change machine isn't always working. The flushable toilets are hit or mis. Some are clean and stocked with toilet paper, others are...not. Floating is easy to book, and the rafts, canoes, and kayaks are well maintained. The Huzzah is a fast-moving creek when the water's high, and more of a slow drag when it's low. I'd recommend the 6-mile float for a nice full-day experience. Don't forget sunblock, hats, and sun shirts. Also, bring plenty of water and snacks. When you're done with your float, a bus will take you back to the main campground. I've been to Huzzah many times for a quick getaway. The experience is enjoyable, and the front desk staff is great, but it is pricey, and the facilities could definitely use better upkeep.

We went for 4th of July and stayed at the family campground. There was no noise control…read moreIn the "quiet hours". The first night people were up until 3am yelling, literally howling and swimming. We complained and were told they would be on top of it the next night, it ended up being even worse. No oversight.. There was one shower house/bathroom with 5 stalls on the family side and a few porta potty's. The bathrooms were not cleaned regularly and were really gross. Kids were locking them and shutting the doors so that there was only one stall available. We told the front office that the lights were off in 4 stalls and doors were locked and they came and unlocked them.. only to have kids do it again. Felt like something they should have stayed on top of.

The trout lodge offers crafts, gym & horseback riding. The boat rides on the lake, makes this…read moreplace a family fitness A+.

Trout Lodge is great for getting away and making family memories. Our family has twice gone to…read moreTrout Lodge for Thanksgiving. The family rents a cabin, drives in from all directions, spends several days, then departs til next Thanksgiving. This year we mostly rode horses and painted ceramics in the Arts & Crafts studio, but there are plenty more activities for guests to participate in. The All-Inclusive resort's food is okay, it's nourishing and inclusive of a variety of diets. It's cafeteria style so you get to decide for yourself. Our cabin was large, warm and very accommodating for our extended family. Although there are no TV's, the internet access was adequate to stream movies on a projector tv. But we try to get everyone to disconnect during the day.

What an amazing place. I learned a lot and our tour guide was wonderful. It was our anniversary, so…read morethe private tour was just what we needed!!

By far best experience ever. Never been to a cave before this and it was so informative. Beautiful…read moredoesn't cover it. They been doing tours since 1904 I believe they said. Only 18$ for over a hr tour on site. So close to ozark outdoors and the park and my Airbnb. A bit wet, damp n slippery in some parts so wear good shoes and maybe a light jacket. Yr allowed pics and stuff.