Awesome awesome awesome Ozark extreme Outdoors is the place to be it's not where you've been it's…read morewhere you're going enjoy your bicycle and any other outdoor activities Bicycle recycle of Springfield and awesome crew love this location

Great people to work with. They are super Busy so have all…read moreyour ducks in a row before you get there. Great experience

Fantastic lake, so many areas to play and swim. Lots of folks tubing or jet skiing. Had a fantastic…read moretime, would recommend. It's a massive lake where you can find tons of offshoots to hang out at.

One of our favorite places in MO! So clean, so clear, gorgeous views, and never over crowded…read more Great lunch spots on the water to boat and snack at. Extremely relaxing and quite stunning!

Love the scenery, give it 4 stars because I have not yet experienced the hiking and unfortunately…read moredid not see the water along from the dam but other than that it is a great place for a beautiful view and a nice walk in nature with family

I'm from Oklahoma and a lake Eufaula person and I'm Jealous of this dam. It has nice buildings…read morewith a aquarium in it filled with rainbow trout. There's also options to feed the fish in the hatcheries which has BILLIONS of trout in them. You can also go down to the river to the side which is pretty. All in all I recommend you visit this place if your in the Branson area.

There is a wonderful walking trail that we have enjoyed more than once. Most of the trail runs…read morealong Tablerock Lake. It's just beautiful .

State Park Marina was recommended to us by our resort and we couldn't have been more thrilled! They…read morewere professional, friendly, kind, and patient with our questions! This was so much fun! We rented the boat for 6 hours, had a slide, and we also rented a tube for pulling around the lake. It wasn't crowded on the lake and the weather was perfect. Highly recommend this company, we will definitely be back!

People who go to Branson for shows and shopping are missing the REAL beauty of this place. I did…read morethe two mile loop that takes you down to the lake and back up to the parking lot. The beauty of the Ozarks is breathtaking! There are restrooms and covered picnic tables as well.

Somewhere in Branson, tucked behind the tourist shops and fudge factories, we decided to go full…read morenature mode and hit the Lakeside Forest Wilderness Area--which sounds way more intense than it actually is. I was half-expecting to see a bear with a banjo or a raccoon running a moonshine still. Instead, we got about 140 acres of surprisingly legit wilderness... with signs. Lots of signs. Branson knows how to label a rock. The trail started off innocent enough--wood chips, some chirping birds, a suspicious squirrel staring us down. Then came the stairs. Not like "oh look, a couple of steps," but 315 stone steps carved into the side of a bluff like Mother Nature was training for a StairMaster commercial. Whoever built these things must have been part mountain goat, part lunatic. Down we went, each step echoing with the soundtrack of my thighs weeping. Somewhere between Step 89 and existential crisis, we passed a little cave where I'm 83% sure a wizard lives. It was cool, literally and metaphorically. We didn't go in though--look, we respect magical real estate. At the bottom was a view of Lake Taneycomo so pretty it made me forgive the stair situation. There were trees, chirping birds, and a breeze that whispered, "Hey, good luck going back up." We lingered at a little waterfall trickle (emphasis on trickle--it hadn't rained much) and contemplated faking an injury to avoid the climb. Eventually, we powered back up, legs shaking, pride shattered, but hearts full. Or maybe that was just dehydration. Back at the top, we found a porch swing near the ruins of an old homestead, which felt like a reward from the hiking gods. If you ever wanted to swing gently while staring into the distance and pretending you're in a Nicholas Sparks movie, this is your spot. All in all, 5 stars would hike again. Just next time, I'm bringing hiking poles.

We stayed here for a few days of fishing. It's so peaceful and away from all the hustle and bustle…read moreof Branson's main tourist area. It's nothing fancy but it's just quiet and has beautiful scenery on Lake Taneycomo. A great place for a family trip.

Wonderful experience for the family. They have everything you need for a successful fishing trip…read more Boat, pole rentals, and temporary fishing licenses were very reasonable and worked great. They also have fish cleaning stations w/ knives and folks that can help. Lisa thoughtfully helped us from patiently answering our questions over the phone to helping outfit us with all the right tackle. Derek was the very kind dock boss who explained all the ins and outs of boating this lake/river. He also provided backup equipment, including rod & reel which ended up being used since we snagged a log that took hook and all our line. Bathrooms (two) are to the right of front door and were kept clean. Wonderful time, caught five beautiful rainbow trout.

On a Monday morning in April we (I, mother and daughter) set out to cruise through the glorious…read morecanyon on wheels. Feeling a bit hesitant at first to do it on bike but it was the best feeling. It was a perfect 68, clear skies and lilac blooms along the way. The perfection was almost overwhelming. A tram is also available for a round trip adventure but the bike was just too fun to pass up. Along the way we saw all kinds of little critters, snakes, fish and birds. Stopped at the tree house, chapel and most of the waterfalls. On bike with all the stops about 2 hours, walking could easily be 3+. Bikes are $15 each and I highly recommend getting there early so you have your pick cause the good ones go fast. Some have baskets and you should get one of those and then fill it with a picnic lunch. Little under $20 per person for entry, with discounts for veterans, seniors and children. Large parking but the place is popular, so again if possible arrive early.

The canyon is huge but you can only appreciate the rugged part and the protected animal preserve by…read moretaking a tram tour. Our guide, "Jurassic Joe", was incredibly knowledgeable and provided a very detailed description of the history of the canyon and the original indigenous Americans who called the canyon home. The park is so large the tram ride takes you into Arkansas. Wonderful experience that we will do again with the grandkids.

Absolutely stunning park with something for everyone. The views of Table Rock Lake are…read moreincredible--especially around sunrise and sunset--and the entire area is extremely well maintained. The trails are a great mix of easy and moderate, with plenty of scenic overlooks and shaded paths. Whether you're walking, biking, or just exploring, it's easy to spend hours here. The marina area is clean and organized, and the water is crystal clear, making it perfect for relaxing, swimming, or launching a boat. Huge credit to Missouri State Parks for the upkeep--you can tell they take pride in keeping everything clean, safe, and accessible. If you're in the Branson area, this is a must-visit spot whether you're looking for a peaceful walk or a full day outdoors.

Table Rock Lake State Park is a fantastic place to spend time while visiting Branson. We only…read morewalked and biked during our visit, but the trails alone make this park worth the stop, incredible water views that are honestly hard to beat. There is ample parking in multiple locations throughout the park, which makes it easy to hop out and explore without feeling crowded. Each area offers something a little different, some spots are perfect for trail access, others for lake views or picnicking. If you're arriving by boat, the park is just as convenient. One of the parking areas connects directly to the Dewey Short Visitor Center, which has a boat dock for visitors who want to come ashore and explore. The visitor center itself is worth a stop, with lake information, exhibits, and clean restrooms. Whether you're walking, biking, boating, or just looking for a peaceful place to relax, Table Rock Lake State Park has something for everyone. We loved our time here and will be back to explore more.