Since the campground that I was at closed I would suggest Tall Pines. The owner is a real nice guy. I never went by ABC so I can't comment on it. If you are a SKP member Turkey Creek is in Hollister and looked nice. The city Park by the bridge is also nice. If you are a Passport America member there are several parks that give you a good discount. If you aren't a member depending on how many nights you can use it it will pay for itself quickly. At the campground that we were at you could stay for a week. Just do the math. As someone else said Treasure Lake is a great campground and they are a RPI campground so it only costs you $10 a night a great deal. I also think that a month would be a good amount of time to spend in Branson as there is so much to see. A hint if you want discount tickets to things go to Branson 2 for 1. They sell half price tickets and you don't have to go to any time share presentations. If you don't mind the presentations you can get all sorts of free tickets. Also the Branson Guest Card is pretty handy to have. It costs $20 but has discounts all over town. Then if you like Golden Correl they have a free show by Barbara Fairchild Tuesdays through Saturdays at 6 pm. It goes until 7 so you could go to another show afterwards if you want. This show is by donation only so you can pay whatever you feel like paying. I would also recommend The Three Redneck Tenors. Their show is very funny in the first half and great classical singing in the second half. The Dixie Stampede is another good show. We enjoyed it the times that we saw it. If you want to go to a church service a lot of the theaters have free Sunday morning shows. If you want a regular church I liked Friendly Baptist. They are between Hwy 76 and Hwy 265 just off of Hwy 376. I would not recommend taking your rig on that road as it has a 19 percent grade on one end and about a 12 percent grade on the other end. Have fun and enjoy yourself. If you have any questions you can pm me and I will get back to you. I loved Branson but now we are working for Amazon in Kansas so we are gone from there.
Ron
