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.

We loved it! our family's ages in the cabin were from 4 - 70; everyone had a great timeread more

Amazing !!!! Very clean, everything looks brand new. The property is beautiful and well…read moremaintained.. Love it ! I will be back !!!! The hosts are awesome

My grandkids and I went for a 1 day kayak float. Everyone was super nice, made sure we had all we…read moreneeded, very informative about the area. Very clean campgrounds, bathrooms, a big variety in their store.

Our family has been making an annual pilgrimage here each summer to float the Meremac for over 20…read moreyears. We've seen wonderful changes with the current owners. This is a family campground, clean, well maintained and beautifully situated on the river. However, it is on a river and with that comes rocks, mud, potential flooding, wildlife, insects, and some hardy partiers. There will be spiders in your cabin, the carpet is not clean, the furniture is old, lines are not plush, and pillows are flat. But toilets flush, water from the spigot will run clear after a few minutes and the mud usually dries up pretty quickly. This campground has quiet hours and isn't crazy full of drunks, like others in the area. But it is a take out spot for paddlers, so you will be entertained by floaters at the end of their day of drinking. Typically a nice rocky beach exists and you can hang at the river. Now if it's been raining a lot the beach may be gone. This is rare. Indian Springs is an ideal place to stay to float. At your appointed time you and all your coolers get to go on a crazy ride on an old school bus where you'll be given your raft, canoe or kayak for the day. Then you simply paddle down a cool, clear, fairly shallow river until you return to your campground for a hot shower. Even hot meals are served on the weekends (breakfast and suppers). Let's talk about the term "resort." It is used very loosely in this part of MO. The five stars is not for fancy luxury. It's for practicality. In your cabin, You can expect electricity, clean linens, dorm sized fridge, running water, air conditioning, beds and a few chairs and a table on a sort of screened porch. Fire circles, trash cans and some playground equipment are available outside. Pack the kids' bikes, a pet if you're willing to pay the pet fee/fine and your own beer. While ice is available, no cold beer is sold at the store. Horseshoe pits and shoes are available for free. Our family finds this campground awesome for our needs. We have a large group (60-70 people of all ages--this year we ranged from 4 to 80 years old. We rent cabins all close to each other, some choose the extra tiny motel rooms, while some families camp (not recommended for tent camping as too prone to flooding/standing water). We make large group meals--imagine packing crockpots, roasters, fish fryers, etc. There is a small swimming pool--but I believe the owners have had it with replacing the liner so it is going to be turned into a lillypad pond. We will miss it. But we've already put down our deposit for next year!

Love this campground. The owners put so much into it since opening only a few years ago making it…read morea safe place for all.

I love this place. I stay here one week per year, I wish I could come more often but distance…read moreprevents that. Beautifully quiet during the week, and fun events/themes on weekends. Even though I am not a regular/seasonal, those people welcome me with smiles, and some even recognize me from previous visits. Well, they probably recognize my dogs, but that is OK too. This place is very dog friendly too. I have been coming here for 4 years, and each year the place gets better. Dennis and Michael really care about their place and their customers, and it shows. The addition of a food truck was a good idea for when we get lazy or for the tenters (I am in an RV).

UPDATE: I went back to this campground last summer and stayed in one of the bigger cabins. They…read moresleep 7 people, have their own kitchenette and a private bathroom. While I still wish I could walk down to the river from the cabins, it's really the only negative for me. The cabin sleep 2 in a private room, plus 5 more in the main room (one twin and 2 bunk bed sets). The main room also has a big table in the middle of the room with chairs that came in very handle when it started raining at dinnertime. Our friends in the cabin next door came over and we all ate inside. The kitchen was nice too. Nothing special, but it did allow us to finish up some food in the oven and have a crockpot going all day while we were on the river. And it gave us a small fridge. I also like that the cabins are really spread out. There is a big field with the cabins lining it in a huge circle, so you only have cabins to your sides and that's it. It really was a great setup to have 2 cabins that sleep 7 next to each other for a big group.

We had a good time there.good location decent view from camp ground.just that the crowds were…read morealittle toooo loud.a couple started getting it on around 3am and woke people up.lol staffs were friendly and the price was way worth the activities you can have on the water.Will go back again.

Everything went well! We were the first customers for new owners who just took over. They were…read moresuper nice and friendly and the motel is amazing. You can feel the history. A small, quiet, peaceful place. Would highly recommend staying here!

Like everyone else who has reviewed this hotel, we're traveling Route 66 and chose this place…read morebecause it was a recommended stop. It's quaint; a nice reminder of what life used to be for travelers. The room is clean and quiet and the bed comfortable. The decor, including the microwave and refrigerator, were chosen to provide a retro vibe. I just feel this could have been a lot better, especially for the price of the room. The manager was not here when we arrived at 5:00 pm and was unavailable by phone. It would have been nice to be able to talk to someone because this is kind of a remote area, no cell service and the wifi didn't work, so how could we know what's available around here? There were ants everywhere in the room, though I'm sure that's not normal for this place. The yard was nice (though showing some neglect), but we weren't sure where it was ok to sit and relax because -- again -- the management wasn't available. The ice machine was broken. TL/DR: Potentially nice, but for the money we've stayed in much better historic hotels on our route.

I booked the Neon Room at the Shamrock Court motel. I'm a big fan of neon signs & Route 66. This…read moremotel incorporates two of my passions. The outside is constructed of native stone and has been kept intact. The owners added a fountain centerpiece that complements the rest of the stone structure. Near the road, a replica of the original neon sign stands as a beacon for the Route 66 traveler. The lobby is also impressive. The front desk incorporates some of the motifs that are found in the original stonework outside. Approaching the Neon Room, the first thing I noticed was the glow-in-the-dark neon paint labeled number 1. The inside reminded me of a room you'd find at a boutique hotel. The centerpiece is Reddy Kilowatt, an American cartoon character. He lights up and yes, it's real neon. On the ceiling above the king bed is a neon rocket. There's a partial glass block divider has multi-colored lighting around it that completes the room's overall glow. In addition, the vanity mirror has adjustable lighting. I preferred the soft, golden yellow light. Next to the bed is a mirrored nightstand with jewel-like sparkles. The lamp and coaster match the nightstand perfectly. I found the sound muffler/masking machine useful. I chose the waterfall setting to help me fall asleep. The bed and pillows are extremely comfortable. The blue velvet curtains help darken the room so you can see the neon lighting better even during the daylight hours. There's plenty of closet space. The bathroom shower is completely tiled. There is no bathtub. Visitors should also be aware there is no microwave in the neon room. It does have a small refrigerator as well as a Keurig coffee maker with flavored and regular coffee. There are hundreds of other details I've left out about the motel. My review doesn't do it justice. It's one of those places you have to experience for yourself. I highly recommend staying there.

Beautiful place! The staff was friendly, the beds were comfortable and the shower worked great- you…read morecan tell a lot of hard work was put into renovating. A must-stop for Route 66 travelers and anyone stopping by.

This simply quaint haven of lodging located on historic bourbon missouri has everything a weery…read moretraveler or discreet local could ask for. Rooms are modestly priced at 70 bucks a night. Spacious , clean, and quiet best describe these small town accommodations. However, the highlight for me was the staff. More than helpful and friendly while respecting your privacy and any special requests. I highly recommend the Bourbon Budget Inn. And will be staying there again very soon.

BUGS. Not kidding. We stayed in room 128 and there were blood stains on the blanket and bugs on the…read moresheets. When we went to the front office, they told is that it was a different type of bug and refused a refund. What?! I will be uploading pics as soon as I'm not on the road.