Branson Lakeside RV Park

Park is nice. Right on the lake/river. Bathrooms are clean but they do have a strong musty smell. Sites are super close. Not really a bad thing just cramped. Kinda like being on a ship again but without the bosun pipe and bells. All and all a great place to stay. Close to everything branson has to offer. Our starlink was getting 125Mbps. T-mobile cell service was good.

Lakefront pull-through sites are tight. Hope you like your neighbor. Plus, with even numbered sites you have to pull in facing away from the lake. Makes it not worth paying extra for lake front. Park was packed all week. Access is on a super busy road. Great location if you want to visit the Landing, but not much else. If you are near the bridge, you get highway noise. On the other end of the park, you get train noise. The train comes through several times at night and it is loud. It woke me and I don't wake easily. Propane is available on site. Office folks are helpful. The free trolley comes through frequently. In the buddy sites, if you both put out your awning they will almost touch. Very few trees for shade. Public fishing docks in the park.

Park wifi worked well. AT&T cell service was 5 bars of 4G, good enough to stream.

Our first time in Branson, and we will be back. Lakeside RV park is a great place to stay, we arrived at the end of spring break so not crowded. The buddy sites are unique and wonderful. we are traveling with another couple and being door to door was nice. Grass areas and picnic benches at your site, paved roads, concrete pads, very clean pull thrus full hook ups, and trash and propane at your door service. The laundry facilities need to be cleaned and the washer dryer set up is hard on us shorter people wash is $2 and dry is $1.75.

The boat rental staff and store are very friendly and are willing to help. lots of locals go there. The lake shore line is clean and the water is clear, cold this time of year. The duck boat launches from the boat ramp fun to watch, we have electric bikes, rode to The Landing. Several food places within walking or bike distance.. parking fills up fast….. Guy Fieri’s and The Fish House are worth a try…..

Big Rig friendly,FHU,concrete pads, easy in and out, cable ,garbage pickup and good wifi.

We stayed for 10 days and loved our time here. Right on the water and close to town. There is a boat rental place close with pontoon and fishing boats,kayaks etc. Branson has tons of things to do and this place is close to all of them!

Will stay again.

Drive right in (very easy access), pick up your arrival packet which is in front of the office, find your spot (mine was essentially level), and park. Great views, not crowded at all this time of year, though as is typical for urban RV parks, sites are closer together than many people might prefer. But having to acknowledge and talk to your neighbors isn't all that bad. It is a short drive to the Landing. There is an occasional train that rumbles by which I never saw but assume was the Branson Scenic Railway. My AT&T hotspot showed 45 down & 19 up, and T-Mobile 5G 21 down & 3 up in my rig. And there was a 10% Good Sam discount on my $41/night rate. You need to let them know about any discounts before you arrive as your card will be charged once you do.

On the positive: the location is outstanding for visiting a lot of Branson highlights without having to drive. Walking to nearby attractions or riding the free trolley service (9a-6p) which includes a convenient stop in the RV park.
Full hookups, and threaded sewer connections plus large trees farther away from the river (lake?) add to the ambiance.
Level concrete pads at every site that I saw are very nice, easy leveling.

On the negative: Linda in the office has a very pleasant disposition, but holds no ability to multitask. Whatsoever. Witnessed it firsthand. If you have anything out of the ordinary (a reservation date change, in our case) ask for someone else. It cost us two nights’ $$.

The outer perimeter road where our site was located is actually a thru road (if your vehicle fits in the single lane under a RR trestle at the other end) so there was more traffic than we’d like.

And a local train attraction motors by periodically. No whistles (praise the lord) but it’s still a train... worth considering in site choice.
Add a Linda, an extra $78 that I’d like to have back, and some loud exhaust cars and motorcycles... I think we’ll pass next time.