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e3825_350
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We are planning going to Branson the first of June for 5 days and would like advice regarding your recommendation on a campground. In your opinion would you rate your experience a 5star experience?
Thanks,
Ron
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NurseBetty
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Explorer
Have been to Branson numerous times. The KOA is nice, just be sure to come in through town and not down the "mountain", it is very steep. We stayed at Acorn Acres which is very nice, but close to Branson West, so it's on the far side of the strip. The Wilderness at Silver Dollar City has tiny spots, although there seemed to be a few big enough for larger rigs...the shuttle to SDC is nice. Be prepared to drop a load of cash in Branson, we never get out of there for less than $1500-2000 for a few days stay if you are going to do shows, attractions, and SDC.
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CWSWine
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Explorer
We been to Branson several times and keep returning to Cooper Creek and will be there again in April. If you like to fish we limited in trout everyday we fished and don't even have to leave the RV park to go fishing.
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bull1
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Explorer
We live in Springfield Mo about 40 miles from Branson. We spend a g reat amount of time in Branson each year. We belong to Treasure Lake Campground which is a membership place, and as far as I am concerned one of the best in the Country. Befor we joined this Campground we camped at many of the Campgrounds in and around Branson. Theere are probably more Campgrounds in a concentdrated area than anywhere in the country. City Park Campground has been reduced in size and they don't have as much trouble with flooding as they used to have. KOA is very nice but a little off the Beaten track. Tablerock State park is Beautiful but is also a little bit of a drive to a lot of the action. ABC it top notch and pretty close to everything. There are many small Parks located on the strip or just off the strip that are within walking distance of some of the shows. As far as 5 star I guess that ABC (Americas Best CampGround) and The KOA may cloesest fit your bill. If you like to fish too I would go with City Park or Tablerock State Park or one of the Many Corps Parks in the Area. Have fun on your stay

LarryJM
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We just spent a month there last Oct and stayed at Musicland. It was our first time and while Musicland was O.K. I think the KOA would be better and well located.

Larry
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ericsmith32
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Explorer
While we typically stay at Table Rock after our spot got stolen we decided not to stay the next day. Went closer into town at Oak Grove which was $10 more but was well worth it. Table Rock is quite a drive to the strip even further downtown. Oak Grove was on the edge of town.. the bathhouse was extremely clean, and had cable. Worth the extra $10 in our book.
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whistlebritches
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Explorer
Just don't stay at Branson City Campground if it's raining hard, or you'll be moving at 3 in the morning! It will flood.

sremsing
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I second table rock lake campground #2.
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JnJnKatiebug
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If you are going to "camp" then Table Rock State Park is the best option. If you are going stay in your RV to see what Branson has to offer then my pick is the Branson City Campground on Lake Taneycomo. Yes the sites are tight but it is a fun place to stay. You can walk to the Landing to eat or shop. Also close to the old downtown area that is fun also. I have been going to Branson for 45 years and stayed at most of the RV parks. Everytime we stayed at a different park we wished we were downtown so now we don't go anywhere else. JMO
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padredw
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Nomad
We usually stay at the Ozark Country Campground. It suits us.

rr2254545
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Explorer
FC wrote:
We also would recommend the KOA. Easy access to the shows. We were there with a caravan in 2010 and found the people very friendly and co-operative. The terraced sites were not all that large but adequate.
JM2CW


X3 enjoyed our stay at this KOA,

ABC was very remote and old
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Limit4
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Explorer
We love Tablerock State Park. We prefer campground #2 sites 226-230-232. Other sites are ok too.8 miles to Silver Dollar City and 4 miles to town. These sites are nice and long and plenty wide with full hook ups.

FC
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We also would recommend the KOA. Easy access to the shows. We were there with a caravan in 2010 and found the people very friendly and co-operative. The terraced sites were not all that large but adequate.
JM2CW
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BB_TX
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Nomad
Can't say I have ever stayed at any RV park that I would rate 5 stars. Not that I stay in low class places, just none that I would rate that high. And if I did find one like that, I probably would not pay the price to stay there.

Having said that, we stayed at the KOA just off the main strip in Branson and will stay there again. They have several levels of sites ranging from small back-ins to large pull thrus with patio, outdoor furniture, and fireplaces with prices rising accordingly. Convenient to most shows on the strip and near the yellow route to bypass traffic on the strip.