We are at the end of our second year at 2Beaches and have had a very different experience from the…read moreother reviews. The owners have been very accommodating to us. This is a small park compared to others nearby and it has a family atmosphere which is what has drawn us sign up for our third year. I saw some old comments about the road. It has been well maintained in our two years the only issue is some poles a property owner has placed in the first 1/4 mile.

We are starting our second season at 2Beaches and could not be more excited! From the live music…read moreevents, 4th of July fireworks, swim dock and community activities, there's something for everyone. And if you just need to rest and relax after a long week, that's totally doable as well! We have made great friends here, friends that have gone from lake friends to real life friends and we are so happy to see them again this year! Let's get this season started!!!

Beautiful place with a few things to do, was easy to get lost and find our camp lot. Loved our time…read morehere, the staff were super helpful and the grounds were clean and maintained. Definitely be back for more from these campgrounds!

This is an amazing campground to stay at if you want to check out the area. It's also great for…read morefamilies, my family goes here all the time. Amazing amenities and definitely a go-to choice for a campground.

Felt a bit mislead. 4 of us adults stayed Thursday thru Sunday 9/20 thru 9/23/18. We both had…read moremotorhomes and wanted to pull in and back in; so our patios faced. We stayed in sites 1 & 2 on the lake "front" area. Frank the owner met us and I questioned the lake front sites and the price as our sites were really "creek view" at best with views of the Cozy Cove mobile home area and their marina. He said we could stay at the campground if we wanted, but at $40 a night, we figured we'd stay by the "lake" for an extra $10. The hook ups were set so that you really had to back in to use them. Luckily for us, there was some PVC pipe laying around, so we were able to get in far enough to dump and then maneuver into place facing the "lake". Our friends who backed in never had a lakeview unless they walked behind our coaches and sat at the picnic table. We had a fire ring that was filthy and full of cigarette butts, plus an old bbq grill that looked like someone just left it, but at least we were able to move the fire ring towards the "lake". I have a new appreciation for KOA campgrounds cuz at least for the price you pay, you get a nice clean site when you arrive. Luckily there were some good sized fallen branches that we could burn cuz I didn't know they sold wood till I saw and asked Frank on Sunday after it was too late. Also beware...there are a lot of neighborhood dogs that roam the area off leash AND beware that the lake sites are literally 4 to 6 feet off the main road. This could be crazy loud/annoying during peak summer season. Despite all this, we still had a good time here because we were with great friends. I would have given this place 4 stars if it wasn't so spendy for what you get (or don't get in this case). Will we ever stay again...probably not. Did we have fun, yes. Pros -Papa Chubbys. They had a live band Friday but their Saturday band cancelled due to rain that never came...they also had great Pina Coladas and a nice beach area -It's pretty quiet during off season - Friends were able to pick us up at Papa Chubbys with their boat - Grocery store about 3 miles away - Close to community bridge but it is a toll bridge that cost $3 each way. CONS of lakesites Over priced Bogus Lakeview from sites 1 & 2 Neighborhood dogs running free Campsites right next to main road No dumpsters near No bath/shower house near No dump station

Stayed in the fishing cabin. Very spacious and perfect for our trip. Watch out with kids in the…read moreloft though as an attic hatch is not secured and opens right over the loft ladder kind of dangerous but we didn't let the kids go up there so not much to worry about. Staff is friendly and very helpful.

We saw the ad in the new relocating to the lake of the Ozarks, and it looked and sounded very nice,…read morelike an upscale RV Resort on the water with a pool and boat docks. Being a class A RV'er we are always looking for nice places to stay. Although we live here and would not be staying there, we run into people on our travels who want to visit the lake and need space for a big rig. The ad leads you to believe it is like a 5 star rv resort. Upon arriving there is no office, and only 1 row of campsites, the sites are all paved but unlevel. There literally is no where to turn around for a big rig. The place is totally undeveloped, they have a long way to go. Maybe in a few years if they finish it, it might be alright. As for now I do not recommend it. They should not have an ad in a magazine until the place is finished.

We drove out from Colorado and decided to spend a little time on the Lake. Looking for a nice RV…read morespot right on the water, this place came up in our searches. First thing we noticed was the quality of construction. The facilities were all just about brand new and done with very good taste. The owners put a lot of time and effort in to keeping the place up and were prompt to attend to any of our requests. There were kayaks and other water sporting activities available. The pool and hot tub were super clean and well kept and they had cornhole and giant Jenga in the pool house. There is a beautiful view of the Lake from the pool. What was also nice is that there is a grocery store just a few minutes down the road. The sites themselves had full hookups, a fire pit and a picnic table. The only downside I have to give is that there was no shade at the site itself. Having a pop up camper, this was an issue in 95 degree heat. Would recommend planting some trees :) Other than that, I would very much recommend this location for a little time by the Lake!

We want to thank James and staff for making our stay the best RV camping experience we have had so…read morefar. We are in our RV, on our way from California to Chicago to visit family. We found Gasconade Hills Resort on the RVLife app. We pulled up at about 5:15 PM and called the phone listed. James showed up within a couple of minutes to check us in. We did not have prior reservations so we were able to drive around to pick a spot we preferred. We set up quickly and were able to enjoy the very clean, nice size pool. The bathrooms at the pool were also very clean. Afterwards, we decided to order pizza and although it was very close to closing time, James took our order and delivered to our camping site. WE LOVED IT HERE! Can't say enough good things about it. Wish we had time to do the river floats. We are already planning to come back and stay for a few days.

Came here for a mid-week float trip. Very quiet & well kept resort, everything extremely clean. We…read morestayed in a cabin, which had everything you need to cook nice meals, freshly washed linens & extra blankets. Beds are full size cots, which are uncomfortable but is in line with the camping experience. Went on the 6 mile float trip, our first time doing a canoe & taking our dog. Very relaxing river, only had 1 dicey moment with some tree branches. Saw bald eagle nests, & a bald eagle fishing in the river right in front of us. Met great people on our trip, great convos. We had lunch on a rocky beach. The beavers running around the property were funny to watch. Had a great time, very relaxing. Highly recommend, would come back.

The new menu is really good. They have a very good selection of dishes. The cabins are located in…read morea quiet, wooded area are are cute and all decorated.

Set there two hours got our drinks but nothing else we were one of three tables had to go to…read moreanother restaurant for supper

We had a great experience renting a pontoon boat from Breakaway Boat Rentals! The entire process…read morewas seamless, and they were excellent at communicating every step of the way. The boat was in great condition and ran perfectly. We especially appreciated that they delivered the boat to us and picked it up afterward--it made the whole experience so easy and stress-free. Amanda and Chris were incredibly friendly, professional, and provided outstanding customer service. They truly went above and beyond to make sure we had a great day on the water. I highly recommend Breakaway Boat Rentals and will definitely rent from them again the next time we're in the area!

Rented a pontoon boat from Breakaway Rentals at Mermaid Cove. Amanda and Chris were very friendly,…read moreprovided excellent service and even delivered and picked up the boat from our home boat slip. Would definitely use them again.

We had such a great time at Stark Caverns! Brielly was a great tour guide and made the whole…read moreexperience fun and educational. The caves were beautiful and we got some really great pictures. We learned a lot throughout the tour and it was a great experience for the whole family. We especially loved the complete darkness experience and the black light portion of the tour. Those were definitely some of our favorite parts. Overall, it was a really fun tour and we are so glad we went. I would definitely recommend Stark Caverns for families!

Genuinely cool cave. There are algae fossils in there from when Missouri was underwater millions of…read moreyears ago, which is a wild thing to stand next to. Sadly our guide Macy was less "passionate cave enthusiast" and more "reciting a script she's said a thousand times and stopped listening to herself." I still don't know how this part of Missouri used to be an ocean based on the tour. She gave the exact same intro four separate times. Not because groups were bumping into each other, just straight up robot mode, probably from also trying to work in the photo package pitch every single time. Ask a follow up question and you'd get a shrug dressed up as an answer. A kid asked about a mineral and got a confident "nope, not that" immediately followed by "I'm not really a gem expert," which, ma'am, pick one. Nobody could tell us where all the clay that used to be in the cave went (there's a lot of water now after the excavation), how the bootleggers pulled off their operation, or whether the cave's ever taken earthquake damage. Also they sell alcohol at the gift shop right before you head into a dark cave, which feels like a liability seminar waiting to happen. What indigenous tribe did the skeleton remains belong to? How did you know it was an indigenous person(s)? What is the difference between an arrowhead and a spear, and when did those relics be given to be on display? She said the stairs were built by child labor because there are child sized handprints in the concrete, but provided no evidence of truth or why. Was it his 18 kids? No one knows. At least it was cool inside while the weather was hot outside. The cave has a story to tell. Macy just wasn't the one telling it. Would recommend the cave, would not recommend Macy. She already told us she's had a bad Yelp review, and I'm sad to say I understand why.

Very clean RV park, with easy access to the marina. Golf carts available and will be dropped…read moreoff/picked up at your RV spot. Pool and bathhouses were well-maintained. Only drawbacks were the safety concerns with children and the steep rock drop offs near sites and few awkward encounters when the whole family (including young grandchildren and grandparents) were getting gas at Marina and buying items from the Marina store where the young female attendants were in attire far more suitable for the over 21 area of Tap and Grill restaurant next door.