This wonderful hidden park is nestled in with a lot of trees, the park is very well maintained by…read moreRichie and it's evident he takes a tremendous amount of pride in his job! the sites are easy to pull into,utilities are solid and many spots have a great wooden deck with a nice picnic table. the park is well lite at nite time too.There are very nice restrooms with showers and a laundry is available on request. this is our 1st visit but not our last. my wife and I have camped for over 50 years and we must say this is one of the better places we have stayed. it's close to all things Branson too. well done Richie! keep up the great work.

This is a very clean and quiet park. The sites are very nice. Richey, the manager is very helpful…read morewith anything you need. The laundry room and bathrooms are immaculate!! It's very close to all things Branson. I would definitely recommend this campground.

This campground was conveniently located on Indian Point near SDC. We didn't go to the theme park,…read morebut for sake of knowledge. There are many spots and some have electric while others have both electric and water. The spots are for varying size trailers/RVs or tent camping. They're spaced nicely so you have a little privacy. It's absolutely beautifully. I felt like I was in a rainforest. Although we had some on and off rain... the campground is very much in nature, green, lots of trees and waking up to birds chirping was lovely! I will say, there were some disrespectful neighbors camping, which can be expected, that stayed up until 3 am partying, loud music, drinking, etc. I think the park host paid them a visit and it was much quieter after 10pm. The bathrooms are also available with private toilet and shower combos. I will say... they were quite disgusting. Constantly wet and humid inside from the showers, visible mold on the walls and ceiling and rust and corrosion at the base of the doors. I had brought my own portable potty and small shower tent, but was informed that was against campground policy and told to take it down. Other than that, it was great. Has a playground, nice walking, beach, and close to some markets and restaurants.

Nice access to Indian Point marina and the lake! Beautiful views and lovely campsite.read more

Great out of the way campground. The roads are tight to get here but it has about 7 good pull…read morethrough sites and a bunch of smaller back in sites. Pleasant people. Lots of cabin options. Reasonably pr

People and Pet friendly. Very quiet. Has everything you need for a pleasant stay in Branson.read more

We camped at Cooper Creek for three nights. The campground has large shad trees and is very clean…read more We would recommend.

We absolutely love Coopers Creek!! It's the perfect location in Branson, close to everything but…read morenot in the middle of the busy Branson strip. Friendly staff (they have new owners in the last few years and the new owners have made this place so much better). We go often and plan to return!! You can purchase firewood, ice and some basics from the office.

Wife and I spent two nights here, 10/28-10/30. Well kept. Grass mowed, road maintained. Full…read morehook-ups, nice view, in the woods. Very clean bathrooms and showers. On site manager who is very knowledgeable and friendly and helpful. Approximately 17 minutes from Eureka Springs, AR. No camp store but driving into ES for supplies makes forgetting something worth it. This has to be one of the best kept RV get-away secrets around.

Nice RV park nestled in the woods. Well maintained roads and very well kept grounds. It's 5-6…read moremiles to Eureka. The camp host is very friendly and gave us directions to all the places we went. If you're looking for a nice and quiet campground, this is your place.

This is one of our favorite places to camp. We come here multiple times a year. Between the awesome…read morewibit and lake, to the new pool with cabanas, to the super fun playground, this place always has my kiddo and his cousins entertained and busy. It is very safe, so I never hesitate to let the kids run and play, giving my husband and I time to relax at the site. It is worth noting, this used to be a Jellystone, which we frequented A LOT. There was a year or two they were switching over to Great Escapes and needed a little patience, but this year was phenomenal and they definitely have their processes down. The cafe has some great food, so no need to ever leave. They even have sites with dog pens available, and a dog park. This makes a difference because I have one dog that doesn't like to potty while leashed. We always stay at least once in the summer to use the wibit and pools, then again in October to participate in the fun Halloween activities they always host. This year they had the hay ride with magic pumpkin patch, the Halloween crafts throughout the day, then the costume contest and trick-or-treating that evening. They even do a site decorating contest. This year the local Taney County 100 Club hosted a chili cookoff, so all campers got to participate in this and try all the different chilis and vote, while helping out a good cause. The kids also got to see the firetruck and ambulance. We were hesitant at first because we really loved the previous owners of the Jellystone. But the new managers have really grown on us and so have all of their staff! This campground is definitely at the top of our list!

I wish I could give this place more stars... the staff was friendly. The amenities were nice…read more There was a playground, in ground bounce pillow and two pools. This place is formerly a jellystone park. We have jellystone's and visit them in Texas a lot and they are packed. Filled with kids, super lively. Activities every hour, on the hour so we can spend the whole day at the campground doing different activities. This is what we expected I guess from the campground. First, on May 26 I cancelled a RV spot we had reserved and paid for in full. Our RV had been totaled in a tornado. Instead, we joined other family members in a cabin and upgraded their cabin to fit us all. The prices were cheaper than jellystone's, so this was a nice perk we were excited about. 1st call: I was told my reservation was cancelled and refunded. 2nd call (a week before our visit): I was told the refund was actually never processed and they did it and I should have it shortly. 3rd call (day before arrival): I was told they switched to a new system and refunds were having issues and we were one of the families with the reported issues and "someone would call me with an update shortly." I also purchased early check in since we were driving 10 hours through the night and would be there at 8 AM. I confirmed what time early check in started and was told 8 AM. I show up the next morning at 8:30 AM and main office is closed with a sign saying office is at the pool. I walk to the pool, they are closed as well. I call to ask how to do my early check in and I'm told they open at 9:00 AM and if my info wasn't left in the after hours check in box I would need to wait. This was my first complaint. So, so tired.. with a car full of kids and dogs. All I wanted to do was get into my cabin and rest. We ended up waiting. I checked in, but the man at the front didn't know where our information was and though he was very friendly, it just wasnt very smooth. A lady (the man's wife) showed up and checked us in and I asked again about my refund. She said she would process it. It showed up on our bank account then the transaction fell off. We spent the whole trip checking with her and our bank on this refund. We left, still no refund so far. We drove to our cabin and as we showed up a maintenance man showed up before us and rushed into our cabin before us. We were a bit uncomfortable not knowing if we should go in or wait, so we stayed outside and waited. He came out and while he was friendly, again, seemed a bit unprofessional and scattered. Shouldn't this have been done before we checked in? The cabin is new but BEWARE - The bunk beds and the futon are hands down the most uncomfortable beds I have EVER slept in. I suffer from RA and these beds left me nearly paralyzed each morning as it took me extra long to warm up my joints enough to move around after these nightmare mattresses. The air conditioners were nice and worked well. The tv's are not connected to even basic television so we weren't able to watch tv in the evenings or early mornings. The internet did not reach our cabin. Seemed there was more staff who lived there and seasonal residents than visitors. Overall, we enjoyed there being no additional charge for pets. The staff were friendly. This place just needs to work on their business practices and professionalism, everything seemed a bit scattered and disorganized.

I wish I could separate stars. This place is awesome. We've…read morebeen camping and boating here for around 20 years. The campground is always taken care of. It's beautiful...it's a great location. It's easy to access. The ladies we deal with at the front desk (Julie and company) are the bomb dot com. So why the 3 stars? Price! It's getting out of control. Of course they jack the price up on Holiday weekends which is even more upsetting. That's about the only time we camp here. When we first started camping it was around 36 dollars a night for full hook ups. You couldn't hardly get a spot. It was always booked. We had to book a year in advance every holiday so our families could camp. Well...it was $78 a night this year and moving to $82 a night next year. This was the first holiday I looked around and really noticed empty campsites. The many of cabins were even vacant. I believe those are over $1,200 for the weekend if you book those. The full time campsites never had openings. They do now! Yes, it's a nice location, but I fear the new owners are pricing themselves out of the market. It's not a Sandals exclusive resort. Make camping great again Port of Kimberling! I know we are considering taking our boats to a location closer to home because of this. We drive over 2 hours to get here. An hour drive sure sounds nice when prices of everything are so unreasonable. Oh, and my dad just pulled his boat out of their marina because of the price increase.

I stayed in a cabin here for Memorial Day weekend. Booking the cabin by phone was easy and…read morestraightforward. A little pricey for what you get, but I completely understand the upcharge for the holiday weekend! We brought our dog with us and paid a small one-time pet fee, then he was good to go. Our king cabin was perfect for my our 70 lb labradoodle, my partner, and me. However, I think it would've been a bit of a tight squeeze with anyone else there too. When we arrived, our cabin was decently clean. A few bugs, but that's to be expected in the woods! They don't replenish your bathroom towels while you're there, but we had about 6 stored under the sink for the weekend, and that was just enough for us. There were mini bottles of shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and lotion on the bathroom sink, but I recommend bringing your own unless you're only staying one night. The kitchen had an oven, stove, fridge, freezer, and some small appliances like a blender and toaster. The cabinets were fully stocked with plates, silverware, bowls, and cups. There was also a small bottle of dish soap and an extra roll of paper towels. There were two TVs in our cabin, one in the living room and a smaller one in the bedroom. I love the outdoor seating on the spacious front patio. We also used the grill out there and made the best burgers and steak! The dumpsters to drop off your trash bags are conveniently located in the campground area. There's a grocery store only about 5 minutes from the cabins, so we went there to get some small things like seasonings, aluminum foil, and the food of course. But the kitchen was pretty much stocked with most of the things we needed to cook a meal, which was nice! They allowed us to check in 4 hours early, our neighbors weren't too noisy, and we basically had everything we needed. Other than a rain reimbursement that I should've paid for since it poured the whole time we were there (which is totally on me for taking that risk!) we had a such a fun time! I would definitely stay here again.

We floated in July 2012 and had a great fun. We used our phone navigator to find this place from…read moreBranson, MO, which took us around some winding but pretty streets. We rented a canoe for $35 for two adults and a dog. They also had kayak and tubes for renting. The check-in place is really small but people there were really friendly. They sell river essentials like sun block and water shoes and the prices seemed reasonable. We brought a cooler with drinks and sandwich. I did not see many places to shop around so I would def recommend packing your own food/drinks. The river itself is real pretty but was quite low (which we knew before going). There were some places we had to push the canoe. It may be a little difficult to maneuver if you have never canoed before. Water was pleasantly cold/warm. They had life vests we could borrow for free but we didn't need them, as the deepest the water got was about 4-5 ft. There were no rapid currents, which worked well for our puppy. There were only a few other families when we went and people were very friendly. Very quiet and no crazy parties going on, which was nice. Overall, we had a good time and if we lived around here, may come back a few times a summer.

where do I start? The only reason you got one star is because I could not give you a half!!!!!If…read moreyou are planning a float trip do not use James River outfitters!!!made reservations for 23 people and full payment 2 weeks in advance. scheduled shuttle time was 10 am, arrived 10 minutes early, waiting in long line for check in. finally got to counter and was informed that there was a shuttle fee of $30 for each floating cooler one way . This was an additional $180 cost! there was no mention anywhere when on website! when we inquired about transporting the coolers ourselves, we were told we could not do that; don't know if that meant that it was private property or there was no public access. We surrendered because we had no other options as far and paid their huge fee. Waited over an hour for transportation to put in spot, our group was split up in two buses, loaded kayaks were blocking the seats before we were allowed to get on, and passengers were scolded because some younger people did not climb over the bus seats and were expected to do so versus the older passengers!!! Shouldn't have had to climb over the seats at all. This is also a safety hazard, probably against the law. We finally arrived and only one person there to assist our large group and many other people to put in the river. They did have outfitted canoe kayaks staged for our group, but other groups were taking half of the one set aside for us which further delayed us another 45 minutes, we finally got in the river only to find out that three of the kayaks were broken. Overall, I would rate this outfitter as the worst I have ever seen personnel under demand equipment, and very poor condition. Operation for basic services was not very well organized. Needless to say we will never return to this outfitter or recommend anyone else use them. In fact we will recommend they use anybody else than James River Outfitters!!!!