Everything the last reviewer said, we found to be spot on. It cost $16 for spot with no electric or water, $20 for one with electric, & $21 for one with electric & water. Some of the spaces are rather close, while others have more space in between. Even though we were rather close, everyone was extremely quiet. Being in the trees also made it so peaceful. The couple working the gate were very nice & extremely helpful. The only thing I didn’t love, were the bathrooms. They just need a little upgrade. The good thing was they had four to a building, with each having a private shower, toilet, & sink. They were clean, but alway seemed to have water in the floor. You would definitely want to take shower shoes. It was our first time, so maybe it’s normal, but there wasn’t any hand soap. Over all, it was nice & we will probably stay here again.

Note that we paid the Senior Pass rate. We were here on the weekend at the end of October and the campground was full. It was a little noisy during waking hours, but it was happy, children at play noise. Things quieted down at night. There isn’t much privacy between sites and most are close together. We saw some that were not very level. None of the sites are waterfront, but at our site we could see a little of the lake through the trees. The bathroom facilities are a little unusual. The centrally located one consisted of 4 separate bathrooms each handicap accessible with toilet, sink and shower. They were very clean except that the floors were always wet - looking like they had just been mopped. A little awkward getting dressed after showers. There are two other bathrooms located at the ends of the park. We were only in one and it was clean, but very old and unpleasant. The hosts were very friendly. This was the 3rd year they have hosted at this campground. All in all we enjoyed our stay here and our walks around the hilly campground. A word of advice from our hosts: this campground is on road past the entrance to Silver Dollar City. If you leave the campground, don’t come back until after 2pm or you will get caught in the traffic. When we left in the morning it was backed up probably 2 miles or more. On the other hand, if you want to visit Silver Dollar City, you would be coming in from the opposite direction and would not have to deal with the traffic. We never actually made it to Branson. We went to the Dewey Short Visitor Center, hiked to Table Rock State Park Marina, and toured the fish hatchery. Our Verizon signal was weak, but adequate for phone and internet access. We didn’t do any streaming.