Branson’s golf courses offer incredible, photo-worthy views. Here are a few of the things you’ll encounter when you play golf in Branson:
Ozark Mountain topography means awesome elevation changes at Branson courses such as Ledgestone Country Club. From the peaks, you’ll be able to see for miles and maybe let rip a majestic tee shot. In the valleys, the stunning mountain views are awe-inspiring and often test your shot-making skills.
No matter where your event is held in the Branson, our three amazing lakes are only minutes away! On the west side of town, you’ll find Table Rock Lake. With over 1,100 miles of shoreline, this extraordinarily clean lake is often listed as one of the best lakes in the US. Flowing through downtown Branson, is Lake Taneycomo.
Fresh air, a cozy campfire, the sweet taste of s’mores — there’s no better way to enjoy a weekend getaway than camping in Branson. Add the beautiful natural surroundings of the Ozarks and you’ve found one awesome outdoor adventure!
Shepherd of the Hills Homestead has been a favorite of Branson visitors for decades. The Ozark Mountains caught the interest of the nation in 1907 when Harold Bell Wright’s novel, The Shepherd of the Hills, was published.
Formed after the completion of Powersite Dam in 1913, Lake Taneycomo was originally a section of the White River. Although it is now technically a lake, Taneycomo’s narrow arms and forested shores retain the look and feel of a river. When Table Rock Dam was completed at Taneycomo's headwaters in 1958, the nature of the lake changed as well. Taneycomo's water now comes from the bottom, coldest parts of Table Rock Lake, making it the coldest lake in Missouri.
Some of our most well-known Branson attractions present a variety of water amusements. Silver Dollar City has 4 thrilling water attractions, including the FireHouse Splash Yard, which proves to be a favorite for many families. Branson’s White Water offers 13 acres and 2 million gallons of exhilarating rides, slides and pools for guests of all ages.
Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum – Located at Top of the Rock, this museum highlights the history of the Ozarks, including skeletons of ancient animals that lived in the area and Native American artifacts.
We talk to a lot of folks who are planning their first trip here, as well as frequent visitors who are looking for new ideas. Here’s a look at a getaway itinerary designed to give your family a fun extended weekend in Branson with the whole gang--kids, parents and grandparents included!
