This place is awesome! Never have seen anything like it! We walked through the forest on a…read morestrangely lighted trail, hearing and seeing unexplainable things that were happening in sync with the folklore we heard about before the walk! I don't know yet but I'm gonna go check it out again and try to figure out what it all means!

From the owner: Ozark Nights is a nighttime walk-through experience blending state-of-the-art projection & lighting…read moreeffects, an original musical score and innovative interactives within the natural beauty of an Ozark Mountain Forest creating a fantastical other-worldly story for visitors to explore and delight in.

We attended a wedding here. The location is stunning. The church had a beautiful view and was so…read morepretty inside. The cocktail hour also had an amazing view and the food was very good. Inside was very spacious and had a big dance floor. You were able to move around from table to table very easily. Dinner was great and the bartenders were quick.

Let me start off this review by saying how incredibly gorgeous this location is for a wedding,…read morereception or other important event. It is a top of the line facility, and you can see the thought that Rob put into it as it was being built. That being said, brides BEWARE! Although this is a beautiful place, the service staff you will encounter throughout your planning process is very unorganized and unhelpful. Integrity Hills is VERY difficult to work with, especially the on-site "wedding coordinator" Kim. Limited thought is given to each couple, and after signing the contract this fact is made very apparent. You will begin to feel like a dollar sign rather than a guest. Unless you are hoping for a 'cookie cutter' wedding, steer clear of this venue. They like each event to be the same, to limit the additional time and though that could be required. Requests are met with dismay and laziness. Make sure to have IN WRITING any special requests or ideas you hope to have on your big day. They will make sure to tell you they will fly to the moon and back just for you on your big day, but this is a commonly used sales tactic. Once the contract is signed, they become very difficult. It is obvious that the coordinator has no previous experience in wedding planning or coordination and is a new to the facility. Many vendors warned me of this before committing to Integrity Hills, but once I saw the property I just couldn't help myself because it was so beautiful! DON'T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE! The property is new and growing fast. Be prepared to be treated like a dollar sign, just another bride, and not as a serviced customer but as someone who should be appreciative you were allowed to hold your event on the property.

A Bloody Mary with a sampler skewer of all their meats...need I say more?…read more In all seriousness, we walked in to a packed restaurant. When the hostess said it would be a 20 minute wait I didn't really believe her with the number of people standing around the entrance, but they have their operations and logistics figured out. If you can't tell from the start of my review, we think the Basted Mary is an absolute must order. It is an experience like no other. Both the Mary itself and the meat skewer were flavorful and rich and complemented one another fantastically. The chili fries were not bad, but I would just recommend sticking with the BBQ. Our burnt ends plate was fantastic, and so was the slaw and the okra we got with it. By far one of the best restaurants in the Branson area and a must visit!

We got a pick up form here today. It was easy to order online and food was ready within 30 mins…read more 1. Half and half burnt ends. Pork was meh, but beef was superstar. Side salad was good, but ranch was delish! 2. Ribs- husband was not impressed at all with flavor, sweet potato waffle fries were underwhelming, okra- best part he enjoyed. 3. Mac and Cheese- popular amongst children. We will definitely be back next vacation

This resort is under new ownership and is a HUGE problem. I stayed one night in June and they…read morecharged me for three nights (I didn't notice until I got my statement as they did not have a check out procedure) I did not leave early, I was only booked for one night. It has been over a month and I cannot get it resolved. The front desk lies (Gabe and Cory) and say they are handling things but nobody every calls me, the manager, Tim, says he will call right back-crickets. I asked for the general manager but they say "they cannot give out his name" SO FRUSTRATING and a big rip off. Please avoid this property unless you want to risk a very pricey stay for one night.

Beautiful view and beds were very comfortable. We enjoyed the restaurant too. You can kayak and…read morepaddle board.

Staying at Camp Long Creek at Big Cedar Lodge was such a memorable experience and the perfect mix…read moreof luxury and nature. From the moment we arrived, the property felt peaceful, secluded, and absolutely beautiful, with breathtaking views of Table Rock Lake all around us. The scenery alone made the stay feel special. Our accommodations at Long Creek were cozy, spacious, and beautifully designed. I loved how it had that upscale cabin feel--rustic and charming while still feeling comfortable and modern. The bed was very comfortable, the space felt clean and inviting, and waking up to the quiet lake atmosphere was incredibly relaxing. One of the best parts of staying at Long Creek was the privacy. It felt more peaceful than the main lodge, making it perfect if you want a quiet getaway while still having access to all the amazing amenities at Big Cedar. The pool area was gorgeous and relaxing, and being so close to the marina made lake activities super convenient. Whether you're traveling as a couple, with family, or even for a group trip, there's plenty to enjoy. Guests often highlight the privacy and scenic setting as major perks.

Kinda expensive to stay. But it's really fun staying here and there are some things to do that are…read morefree. Stayed at Valley Ridge Lodge. But there's not a free continental breakfast which was a little disappointing. There are places to eat at but they're kinda expensive. There are different names of lodges and the one we stayed at was seemed like it needs a few updates? There's a cool place for kids called Fun Mountain. A few things are included with your stay but others are not free. Along the property, there are many pools and a swim beach, mini golf, pickle ball, shuffle board and beach volley ball. It is a huge place and there are shuttles. It can be confusing at first. They gave a gift shop of course with a lot of stuff to see. You can go on paddle boats or kayak too.

I attended a wedding there last summer and the place was beautiful. The ceremony was outside and…read morethe views were amazing.

UPDATE...... DROVE by this week and saw that the owners had cleaned up the area picking up trash…read moreand cleaning up...i upgraded to 4 star and hopefully area will stay clean....thanks to the owners for making this not an eyesore anymore.This place is a beautiful venue but what they have done to the surrounding area is disgraceful...dumping trash in the woods and piling up skids and empty boxes in the woods instead of taking them to the dump is downright shameful.

I moved here 5 years ago and found the legion shortly after. As a Veteran I can tell you this Post…read moreis very active with Vets as well as our community. The food/service is the best around. From football season to summer shenanigans this is where friends come to meet. They are open to the general public and appreciate their patronage. Go Navy!

Best food around. Also best prices in all of Kimberling City. Bartenders are extremely friendly:…read morepatrons are very pleasant. Try out the Sunday breakfast - I love it !!!

We had so much fun playing this course! It is well maintained, fair and absolutely beautiful!! We…read moregot paired with another couple who had hired a caddy - that was a first for me and wasn't sure what to expect, but she was great!! Looking forward to playing this course again in the near future!!

Cold, cloudy day in late March. Course was in great shape. Sunday pin placement beat us up and…read moretook our lunch money. Pricey, but a little better cost-wise in off-season. Junior rate of $85 makes it a no-brainer if in the area with teens that golf.

Staff were great, it was very clean, the meals were good and everything seemed to go smoothly. The…read moreonly thing we didn't like was paying for parking but that typically what happens at a convention center so we kind of expected it. Campground Owners Expo or COE was great for networking and we hope to go again.

Very clean, nice staff, ample bathrooms. The food is pricey, take a walk out and grab something to…read moreeat.

Spectacular as was this year's Winter Wine series, the first dinner of Spring was bursting with the…read morepromise of renewal. The irony of the first course is I always associate persimmons with Autumn but they were perfect in the arugula salad. I feel guilty about my seafood allergy usually requiring at least one substitution but what I was treated to instead of the octopus (which everyone else raved about) was the pistachio crusted lamb lollipops from the restaurant's main menu. Lamb, and green... what better expression of Spring? I would say that was the best lamb I have ever been served but it only displaced the last time I had it at Worman. The tortellini and striploin were scrumptious as well but the dessert tonight was over the top. Several of us commented that we'd never be satisfied with plain ol' strawberry shortcake again. I've tried myself to put an Italian spin on this summertime staple before by macerating the sliced, sweetened berries in balsamic then whipping flecks of minced basil into the cream. Like a caprese salad, the resulting green, white, and red are an homage to their flag. But the inclusion of limoncello was absolutely inspired! Service, as always, was in a league all its own. But I was especially aware this dinner of the artistry of whatever small army of platers there must be hidden back in the kitchen. Whether it's a more intimate wine dinner in the library or we take over the restaurant proper like at Celebration of Tastes, every course comes out looking as consistently beautiful up and down the table. Growing up in a family of 4 kids, Food FOMO was a real thing. My poor mother had to keep track of whose turn it was to get the coveted dab of bacon in a can of pork & beans or sliver of cherry in fruit cocktail. No one leaves Worman House feeling shortchanged.

An experience that put our whole stay at Big Cedar over the top! Can't think of a better way to…read morecelebrate our 10 year anniversary. This spot has the best reviews of anywhere connected to Big Cedar, and it's easy to see why. The atmosphere, situated overlooking the lake in a former railroad magnate's summer home, is top tier. You can imagine the parties thrown here in the 1920's. The ambiance adds so much, but the food was stellar as well. The bread service included some kind of cheddar cheese bread (I think?) that was delicious. I ordered a classic ceasar salad that was very good, and the bison tenderloin which was absolutely the right call for what I was after. It was perfectly cooked (I went medium), over rosemary whipped potatoes with broccolini. It was so flavorful, and so filling in a good way too. No frou-frou sized portions here. Service was wonderful, as we lingered and drank wine, then capped our meal off with an apple strudel, topped with vanilla ice cream. The whole space was so cool, including the cocktail bar downstairs, which is must-visit in my opinion. A highly memorable date night, and world's better than all the other restaurants around!