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

Amazing Service and beautiful water the management team was so nice and supportive and even offered…read morea military discount !!!

Very great place to float the river. $15 for 2 mile trip Or…read more$25 for unlimited times. Everyone was very friendly.

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.

The ladies, Angie, and the office were very sweet. Very helpful. The RV park was very clean. Has…read morenice access to the lake for fishing. You can walk on some docks and watch the sunset. The bathrooms are clean, but need an update. They have a free shuttle that comes through to bring you to downtown Branson about 12 different stops It's walking distance to "the landing". "The landing" has a water show every hour. lots of restaurants and shops.

I stayed there for a couple days until it burned up my air conditioner microwave oven. I complained…read morethe support group and they assured me they've never had any problems with her electrical hook ups. I could tell as soon as I talk to them, they was not gonna do anything about it thought I was there is no shade you're out in the middle of the sun. It was brutal out there never stay there again and I hope people that read this I'm saying about their poor electrical outlets. I got replaced my and have no problems like they said that I had a short in my electrical system which I've never have talked to Mike. I believe the name was. It was a horrible experience. They did reach out to me and make it feel like it was my problem, but yet they had to use one of their plug-ins to plug into my motorhome because the outlet wasn't working and then they me it was nothing to do with their outlets so just be very aware if you sit out in the bake and they will not resolve any of your problems or pay for anything that they

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

It's a nice area, but I would NOT recommend this campground unless you wanna be stolen from. They…read morewill nickel-and dime-you, and add extraneous charges at the end of your stay without even calling beforehand. Example: I noticed a charge on my card at the end of my stay from Wanderlust, which is odd because I paid my booking in-full up front. Come to find out, they charged my card an extra $50, without even calling or notifying me. Apparently this was to replace two shower curtains in their public bathroom. I only used one shower and the shower I did use was NOT left disorderly. Even so, had they asked, I would have gladly went cleaned it or purchased two new curtains, which are $12.99, they charged me $40 for them. Not to mention, they charged me $8 for their attempt to clean the old one. If I'm not mistaken, I already paid to use the restroom when I made the reservation, so they are already getting paid to clean the bathroom. This is just an example of the kind of schemes they run and get away with it because they have some clause in their terms and conditions that says they can make up rules anytime they want. Which is ridiculous. Avoid the headache, there are plenty of other nice places in the area

First and foremost! The owner's are not rude. Actually they are very nice and approachable. Dog…read moreowners are a PROBLEM EVERYWHERE! You can have a temporary dog fence stupid because you're dogs bark and you will do nothing about it. And we the other campers don't want to hear it! Abide by the rules and you'll enjoy your stay. This RV Park is very nice and maintained. The workers enjoy the guest's. We stay here a lot actually we're here now and it's quite peaceful. People are enjoying their campfires having a great time! What's not happening is excessive noise, music, dogs, reving engines and drunks! This is a very nice place don't miss out because of the bad reviews!!!

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!!!!

JRO has been my go to outfitter on the James can't beat the price for them to shuttle your personal…read moreboats. Beautiful float all season pending river conditions you may or may not drag but that's mother nature. My only complaint is I wish they could get the 5 mile float back as it was perfect for beginners in the group. The 7 mile was a beautiful float just long. Hoping that there will be improvements for the 2025 season but over all a great spot!!

Best COE we have stayed at. Covered picnic tables at every site. Trees are beautiful and provide a…read morelot of shade without obstructing views much. The views of the lake are beautiful. Water is so clear. Enjoyed paddling and views of sunset and sunrise were stunning. Short ride to Eureka Springs where we hopped on and off the trolley and Thorncrown Chapel is a short drive as well. Best COE bathhouse so far for us. However, the push button shower was a little strange and took some getting used to.

Good campground. We had site 51 and it was probably the best one in the campground - very wooded,…read morespacious and private. The bathrooms were clean, bright, spacious, had a private shower, and flush toilets. I would NOT book the campsites that did not back to the river (they are sandwiched between two (minor) roads and had little room. We did not drive to "area 2" which was sites 1-37, but they appeared to be wooded at the bottom of the dam. We stayed in "area 1" which is campsites 38-59, and is almost impossible to find if you arrive after hours (it's another exit off of 187, and is labeled Parker Bottoms) - the signage at this site is very lacking. All in all, a wooded, beautiful campground. We saw armadillos, raccoons, great blue herons, and fish! FYI, there is also a different campground named Dam Site Lake, and it's on a peninsula in the middle of the lake. It offered no trees and looked hot and barren. Due to the lack of signage, we drove around this one for a while, looking for our site (argh!). Dam site lake would be good for a large college group who wants lots of sun and to be right on the water (and who don't care about privacy).