Absolutely stunning park with something for everyone. The views of Table Rock Lake are incredible--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. read more

Table Rock Lake State Park is a fantastic place to spend time while visiting Branson. We only walked 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. read more

Extremely loud obnoxious drum music blaring from somewhere nearby for two nights now from 9pm to way past midnight. Instead of a restful vacation in the woods, I can't sleep. I've tried every sound machine known to man to drown it out. No one answers the park phone to report this. The only thing I did not do was call police because I was too mad to talk to them. Worst vacation spot ever!! read more

Table Rock State Park is one of those places where time seems to slow down just enough for you to breathe a little deeper. We rolled in with a cooler full of snacks, sunscreen, and a plan to "just chill"--and honestly, the place made it easy. The lake was the centerpiece, sparkling like it knew it was showing off. Boats zipped by in the distance, families splashed near the shore, and we found a shady spot under the trees that felt like our own little retreat. The trails nearby were well-kept, winding through peaceful woods with the kind of quiet you only get when the trees are tall and the cell signal is weak. There's a marina, plenty of picnic spots, and bathrooms that--while not fancy--were clean enough to not complain. The whole park has this calm, laid-back energy that makes it perfect for families, couples, or anyone who needs a break from the noise. We didn't want to leave. And when we did, we already knew we'd be back. Table Rock doesn't shout for your attention--it just gently reminds you why nature still matters. read more

We camped here for three days. The bathrooms and showers are clean and so are the campsites. Highly recommend.

We had to go up for a funeral and our host was able to get us some cabins for the night. The staff was out of this world. Very gracious and kind. The cabin itself was beautiful and spacious. If we weren't there for the reasons we were we would have stayed longer. Kudos to the staff and everyone involved. Matt and Jena read more

My husband and I spent some time on the lake with his family and it was an amazing experience! We rented a speedboat, a platoon, and some jet skis and were on the water for almost five hours. We spent a lot of time cliff diving and tubing and speeding around the lake at high and exhilarating speeds. If you're looking for a great family activity for the day, this is the place to go! read more

This review is ONLY for the marina or boat rental part of the park - my family and I rented jet skis (wave runners) from them. Service was great and everyone was friendly however, the cost to rent a jet ski was $150 for 2 hours for each person! We ended up spending a total of $450+tax just for the rental alone. On top of that! They make you pay for gas!!! How is it not included!?! We paid an additional $50+tax for gasoline for 3 jet skis! So crazy... Point is, you will have TONS of fun on these things. They're motorcycles on water. Truly exhilarating. However, you will pay a mini fortune ($550 for 3) to have that fun. read more

After watching live shows and going to 50s diners with singing waiters, it's nice to take a short drive to something natural adjacent to Branson. The nature is charming and I recommend any dog people to take their furballs here for a good time. read more

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Nice campground. Mostly quiet with views of lake, walking trail nearby, and only 15 minutes to Branson strip. Clean restrooms, coin laundry, and private showers. Site 174 & 176 had 50/30 electric hookups but no water. Community water faucet is nearby however. Sites are flat or have flat spots once pulled in. read more

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I camped here when I was younger and returned as an adult solo camper. I opted to stay in the area more frequented by campers rather than staying in a primitive site. My decision was based on the group camping being closer to the primitive site and several larger groups being there and pretty loud. This was a good call as the site I chose was much more peaceful and quiet. Lark in the front office was amazing in helping me get situated and I would recommend if she is working having a chat with her because she was awesome!!!! The site had a standard electrical hook up, fire ring and picnic table. I was just a tree line away from the hiking trail which runs alongside the lake. I was close to the bathroom area as well as the community water. I waited in the morning for a lot of the traffic to clear out because the bathrooms were a bit crowded with the heavier weekend traffic. The facilities, despite a lot of use were nice but damp as it did not vent out the moisture from usage. I would go back to this site again if in the Branson area. I stayed 2 nights and enjoyed each of them! read more

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We just hiked for a few hours here but our whole family really enjoyed it. The trails were clean. Lots of different routes. It was fun for all and not too hard to get around. read more

This is one of the nicest campgrounds I have stayed in. The campground is clean and has some nice shade trees in place. I stayed at campground two which I think is the newer of the two campgrounds. The shower house and bathrooms were always clean and the campground crew cleans them about three times each day. There is a nice playground next to the shower house and the lake and Marina are within walking distance of the two campgrounds. read more

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Took the family camping here we enjoyed our stay the park was clean & the restroom's were clean thats a must. This park also has individual showers they were also clean. The walking trail is paved and easy to walk. This park also has a playground for kids that is up to date and free Wifi.. Your only 20 minutes from downtown Branson if you want to go catch a show or two or just shop.. read more

Table Rock State Park - This is a overlook of campground 2 thats where I stayed. Its a nice clean park. - Campgrounds Near Me - Branson, Missouri

Very clean park, beautiful lake and clear water. We stayed in spot 128 in campground 1. Great wide spot with trees at the back and a view of the lake. The picture on MO State Park sight is bad!! Great spot! read more

Ok, sick of the neon lights and hype of Branson? Do yourself a favor and take a hop, skip, and a jump over to Table Rock for a while and get back to nature...hiking, picnicking, walks along the lake, or a TR Dam visit will sooth the savage shopper. And did I mention it's a bargain since it's FREE? How's that for an oxymoron...a free attraction in Branson? read more

Table Rock Lake is beautiful even in the winter. Nice clear water. It reminds me of a miniature "Great Lake" somewhat, especially with the lack of "lake smell" in the air (compared to similar sized lakes). The dam is a neat place to see and the marina is gorgeously well kept. We came here for hiking though, and were a little disappointed at all of the paved trails rather than "real" hiking. It was also weird that Showboat Branson Belle is on the "hiking trail"...not a problem, but still quite weird. There are restrooms at the dam and the marina which were surprisingly clean and nice. It's a nice walk between the two locations, a little over two miles each way. I'd recommend it (especially if you're sick of the traffic and bustle of Branson's entertainment district) but I wouldn't go out of my way for this "hiking" experience, either. It would be a good place for a jog, walk or run when traveling in this area though! read more

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Staff was terrible. They were extremely rude. Told us conflicting information about making reservations. Did not enjoy experience at all. The staff was very unfriendly. It was very crowded. read more

I'd stay here again. Bathrooms were clean, showers available. Lots of sites and neighbors weren't overly close. Staff was friendly and helpful. The marina store was close to our site, so ice and firewood were plenty. Lots of options for rentals and things to do. The lake was perfect and gorgeous. read more

Staff was rude, your surrounded by roads, if. You want a camping experience this is not a place to go. If you want a place where your treated poorly and provided few aminities such as restrooms without soap and sloped camp grounds it's a fantastic choice. read more