Notable Camping Spots
- Best for non-frequent campers: Table Rock Campground 2 has two platform tent sites, with four-season canvas tents, and a well-appointed glamping yurt.
- Best for camping with friends and family: Table Rock Campground 2 has family sites, with two campsites and a shared yard and amenities.
- Best for staying cool in the shade: Table Rock Campground 1 has more shade trees.
Tips for Snagging a Campsite Reservation
- This is a popular park, so advanced reservations are usually necessary. Holidays and summer weekends fill up.
- The park has basic, electric only, and water/sewer/electric sites, with some offering 50-amp hookups.
- Reservations open 12 months in advance.
- Weekend reservations require a two-night stay (Friday/Saturday or Saturday/Sunday).
- The campgrounds are open year round, with reservations available March 1 through November 30.
- Showers and water are available March 1 through November 30. During the off season, the showerhouse in Campground 1 is open.
When to Go
Summer is peak season at this busy park, with tons of tourists flocking to the Branson area and hitting the waters of Table Rock Lake. The weather may be hot and humid, but the cool lake waters provide relief. The shoulder seasons of spring and fall are generally pleasant, though the waters may be cool. Fall is especially scenic, as the lake activity quiets down and the surrounding hills explode in color. Through the winter, many Branson attractions continue to stay open, some with holiday themes. Be prepared for freezing temps and precip if camping or traveling.
Know Before You Go
- The onsite marina offers many amenities, including boat, waverunner, and paddleboard rentals, plus an onsite cafe with dockside dining and carryout. Paved boat ramps are available.
- The boathouse store sells snacks, sportswear, and watersport equipment.
- A scheduled catamaran cruise sets sail from the marina daily when in season.
- A variety of trails are available for hiking and biking. For a big adventure, hit the White Valley Trail System. For an easy stroll, head to the Table Rock Lakeshore Trail.
- Though there is no designated swim beach, the lake shore provides access points for swimming and fishing.
Table Rock State Park MO
Experience a scenic getaway in Missouri’s family-entertainment capital.
While Branson is mostly known for its eclectic mix of theme parks, live music and comedy shows, and family attractions, visitors are often surprised by the natural beauty of the Ozarks Mountains surrounding this kitschy city. Table Rock State Park is a prime spot to take in the scenery while enjoying outdoor recreation. The 45,000-acre lake serves as the park’s focal point, with a bevy of activities on, in, and around it. Fishing, boating, swimming, hiking, and mountain biking opportunities abound. This park is a popular basecamp for exploring all that Branson offers.
While Branson is mostly known for its eclectic mix of theme parks, live music and comedy shows, and family attractions, visitors are often surprised by the natural beauty of the Ozarks Mountains surrounding this kitschy city. Table Rock State Park is a prime spot to take in the scenery while enjoying outdoor recreation. The 45,000-acre lake serves as the park’s focal point, with a bevy of activities on, in, and around it. Fishing, boating, swimming, hiking, and mountain biking opportunities abound. This park is a popular basecamp for exploring all that Branson offers.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Table Rock State Park MO
Spend the day swimming, cruising, and tubing when you come to Table Rock Campground at Table Rock State Park. Plenty to do and see, well-maintained, and with occasional concerts at the outdoor amphitheater, this campground invites you to pack up the ice chest and grab some sandwiches—you're going to have an amazing ol' time. Complete with grand vi Read more...
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Notable Camping Spots
Notable Camping Spots
Tips for Snagging a Campsite Reservation
When to Go
Summer is peak season at this busy park, with tons of tourists flocking to the Branson area and hitting the waters of Table Rock Lake. The weather may be hot and humid, but the cool lake waters provide relief. The shoulder seasons of spring and fall are generally pleasant, though the waters may be cool. Fall is especially scenic, as the lake activity quiets down and the surrounding hills explode in color. Through the winter, many Branson attractions continue to stay open, some with holiday themes. Be prepared for freezing temps and precip if camping or traveling.
Know Before You Go
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