Branson, Missouri is located near the geographic center of the United States, which allows for mild weather with few extremes — and makes a preferred year-round vacation destination!
Each season offers a unique Branson experience with special annual events, festivals and attractions. Find the season that best fits your interests, but we bet it will still be difficult to pick just one!
In November and December, Branson transforms into a festive Christmas wonderland with chilly temperatures and scarce storms. January and February are on average the two coldest months of the year with temperature highs reaching the mid 40s. Bring the winter jacket, warm shoes and fluffy hat for your…
Ozark Mountain spring brings abundant life to our outdoor scene. This March, April, and May, prepare for mild mornings, gorgeous afternoons, and crisp evenings. This is the perfect time to admire the surreal beauty Missouri has to offer!
With loads of indoor activities and outdoor water excursions available, we’re happy to bring on the heat each summer! June, July and August are full of sunshine and good times. Rain happens often, but normally for short spurts of time that don’t keep you locked inside all day. Your apparel of choice…
Leaf peepers flock to Branson each fall as the Ozark scenery illuminates in all shades of red, yellow and orange. Fall festivals draw families and groups of all ages and sizes with live music, craft fairs, hayrides and more!
Does it snow in Branson?
Snow in Branson is possible from November to February, but usually no more than two inches at a time. Branson sees snow only three to five times each winter, and it usually melts quickly once the sun comes out. Beware of ice on streets and sidewalks once the snow does melt, especially if you’re renting a car or walking around town.
Did you know that Branson is less than one day's drive for one-third of America's population? Getting to Branson is easy, whether you drive, ride in a motorcoach or arrive by air.
