Pioneer Village

Went hair for a few hours and had an awesome time. There is so much to see that you need at least one entire day. I will be coming back to visit again and see whatever else I can. We spent over 3 hours just perusing the cars and motorcycles. Kudos to Harold for collecting and assembling this awesome museum. I don't believe there is anywhere else like this in the United states, and there are many things here that you will only see at Pioneer village

What an incredible place! So much effort has gone into preserving all this history. The displays were absolutely mind blowing and it really felt like you were stepping through time.  The houses,church and shop buildings were definitely my favorite part. We were in awe at every turn. We spent just over an hour here but i would say to give yourself at least 3 hours to really take it all in. This place is MASSIVE.

Great place to visit. Give yourself 3-5 hours to go through this place. It's heard to believe how much history is displayed here. They are upgrading buildings and by next year will have the carousel running and the diner will be functional again. We will definitely be back. We were limited in time and made it through in 2 hours, so we were limited in being able to look at everything in detail. I was impressed with the car and truck collection. Also, the airplanes were interesting. Being a retired agriculture teacher, the farming equipment was fun to look at. They also had the first motor home someone made 10 years before any were being manufactured.  They stamp your arm, so you can leave for lunch and come back to finish. Great for kids and adults. Adult admission is $15. Well worth the money. Highly recommend.

This place is an absolute pleasure to visit.   I am blown away by the sheer volume of things to see.  Huge facilities complete with everything from old cars, over 300, and historical tools for the home and farm.  I loved this museum and can't wait to go back when we have more time.  We walked the grounds quickly and still spent 2.5 hours on site.  I would recommend a four hour minimum so you can stop and read some of the historical information that is on all of the displays.

I personally loved the agricultural implements.  Old sod cutters, tractors, harvesting alongside some very rare corn harvesting devices. There are tons of cool things to learn about our agricultural heritage.

I also loved the buildings on display.   Very cool sod home.  The buildings are Aldo historical.  Cool church and an old diner that they were updating to offer actual food in 2024.

There is an entire area devoted to showing how American homes changed over the years.  These are full-sized vignettes of American homes with everything related to the decade they are showing.  There are kitchens and bedrooms with period items used.  Very cool!

I highly recommend this location for all ages.  It is a collection of Americana that should not be missed.

Wow, so many things to see here - it really could be done over multiple days to see everything. Loved how they have similar items grouped together, chronologically.

It was over 100 the day we were there, however, due to all of the shade trees it was very doable.  The place is well cared for and very clean; it was amazing to me how everything was so clean for all they have.

There must be over 500 antique cars here, most were in original condition and in good shape. This is a must see place for sure; we found it driving back from Ft. Kearney and decided to pull in; it didn’t disappoint!!!

I can’t think of anything from the past they did not have, so many times we said “I’ve never seen that before.”

Branson KOA Holiday

The campground is in a great location in Branson. We've stayed there many, many times over the last 10 years. Here's some feedback that might help your decision where to stay. The pool isn't heated, doesn't get warm till later in the season.  The recreation room; tv broke,  no pool cues with tips, basket ball game broke, one of two stationary bikes broke.  The rec room hours till 9pm, 2 nights of our 7 night stay it was closed 1-3 hrs early.  Leaf blowers also being operated at 8-8:30 am, in case you're a late sleeper. They have a  nice play ground,  and Basketball court. The pizza they offer is awesome and priced well, just only offered until 4pm!!  The camp store is adequately stocked with necessities. The sites themselves are nice, they are updating many of them every year!  They offer standard, premium, and luxury sites. Many of the std sites are still very nice, large, and shaded. We plan to be back twice in 2024.... just hoping they can address a few little things! With everything considered, we'd never stay anywhere else in Branson.  We've tried most of the campgrounds, this one is still the best!

We really enjoyed our stay. Very friendly staff.

We have 45' 5th wheel rig, and had no issues getting into or out of our treed and patio-ed site.

BE PREPARED FOR SOME SOME SIGNIFICANT INCLINED TURNS

Longer term or seasonal guests are in a much better laid-out and more level area. Adding a doggy play area to the lower end and cabins section would be a highly recommended addition.

I camped here in May for 2 weeks and loved it so much I came back for another 2 weeks!Very nice park. Quiet. Staff is wonderful. You can tell the owners take a lot of pride in their park!

We got there at 1 pm. but did not get set up till 3 pm. due to issues with our site. (174)
1. 50 Amp breaker was bad/ they came right out to fix it!
2. The water hydrant sprayed everywhere when I turned it on, including the electric box. Went and told the front office not once but 4 times before they sent someone out. ( they called the tech, but he thought it was still the breaker)
3. Tree branches were in the way, and we could not open our main slide this, too. took multiple trips to the office to get fixed. So 2 hours later, we were set up,and our site was usable. The breakfast was great and very inexpensive!! The dog park has a great view of the hills, and at night, you can see the mountain coaster track lit up. The pool was nice but very small. The store is nice and the park is very clean. If you go on the dog trail, use a lot of off chiggers on it, and it needs mowed, and the one section is badly washed out. I saw one rig getting washed. I wish they would have told us that we could have a detailer come to do our rig. We would have got ours cleaned, too. They have wings and pizza to order that they will bring to your rig. The wings were really good! The pull through 50 amps are narrow. If you like room, get the deluxe sites! They are really nice! Overall we had a good stay and would recommend this park to visit all the attractions at branson. We did not use the shower house, but judging by the rest of the park, I am sure they are clean. The maintenance staff is doing a great job staying up with the park.

Only here for an overnighter.  Staff was friendly and helpful. Very good wifi. Lots of amenities. Laundry is a reasonable $2per load and the dryers run for an hour for that price. There are also cabins and golf carts for rent. Sites are a little close but we've seen much more crowded sites. Little bit of road noise but not on a major thruway. Everything appears to be well maintained

Black Tree Resort

Mid September was my 3rd visit to Black Tree Resort and it was a fabulous experience as always. I didn’t think the food could get any better but somehow it was.  My favorites are the Salmon, Fajitas & the Mediterranean dinners.

I got a great nights sleep each night after a hot shower.  It’s a treat to wake up and have a gourmet breakfast brought to your tent each morning.

We did some beautiful hikes on property and on the south side of The 11 Mile Reservoir. It’s always fun to explore this amazing property by golf cart.

It rained one day and we enjoyed playing board games in our toasty warm tent while listening to the rain patter outside.  I’m an expert fire builder thanks to Black Tree Resort.

Glamping here with friends or family is simply a joy. You can completely unplug, relax and enjoy the people your with. I will never camp any other way again!!!

Rick and Janet Ramsey

We had an amazing experience and would definitely recommend and do again.  A beautiful place to unwind, unplug and relax.  The perfect blend of camping and amazing service.  The staff are very friendly and provide wonderful, top notch service.  The accommodations are very clean and comfortable.  Amazing beds, private bathroom was a plus as well.  So close to Pikes Peak, Eleven Mile Recreation Area, and many other beautiful parks.  We cannot say enough positive things about our experience.

Wonderful two night stay. Fantastic accommodations and staff. Really nothing like made to order breakfast in bed in the great outdoors. All of the meals we chose were bountiful and delicious. The shower/bathroom accommodations are on par with any reasonably nice hotel with only a short walk. (Closer than if you were foraging your own spot in the woods, and of course you have your private electric golf cart if you prefer not to walk.) Wood for the heating stove is cut, stacked, and replenished without a word. Propane heater and fire ring are also well stocked. You won’t run out of anything but the time you get to spend there. You can literally show up with nothing but your clothes and shower kit. Give it a try.

Book a tent! Black Tree Resort was an incredible and very peaceful way to celebrate our anniversary. We booked a tent in October, so the resort was still very much open but very quiet. Tent #10 was peacefully out of view of any other tent and we felt very secluded.

The tent was clean, well-stocked with plenty of firewood for the stove and blankets to keep warm. We also had a space heater in the room so although the temps outside were chilly we never got cold in the tent.

Check in&out was super easy, the staff was all incredible. Pet friendly! Our dog had an absolute blast running around camp. Golf carts made it simple to get around and trips to the clean and personal bathrooms weren't as bad as we thought it might be. We were so excited to get a lockable bathroom with VERY hot water in the sink & shower.

The meals were surprisingly delicious! We didn't quite know what to expect since this was a camping setup, but the food was incredible. We had the mediterranean grill one night and the salmon dinner the other night and were impressed by the flavor and large portion sizes. S'mores and cookies were a hit. We never went to bed hungry. Again, the staff is amazing and super friendly but not overbearing when delivering or picking up food or supplies. They make it luxurious but also let you enjoy the beautiful solitude.

One thing to note though, if you plan on getting your lunch packed for you to take out on your adventures, there is a more limited food option available. Think deli sandwiches or PB&Js. They still stocked the lunch with fruit, veggies & hummus, and pasta salad, and the sandwiches were great, but just a heads up.

Cell service is poor, which is fine if you know ahead of time. They have excellent wifi at the main cabin if needed.

Plenty of hikes around in Pike National Forest, and we went fishing at the Dream Stream and Eleven Mile Reservoir (didn't have a guide, just started casting from the banks). Go up to the plateau lookout! Beautiful views of the whole resort and valley.

Super fun, we will definitely be back!

Cannot say enough about our stay at Black Tree Resort. The accommodations (tents, golf cart, bathrooms) and secluded area are wonderful and provide the perfect setting to reconnect and recharge. The food is very high-quality and really makes the experience to have all meals prepared and delivered right to your campsite. The gorgeous backdrop of Pike's Peak and the surrounding Pike National Forest and easy access to all things outdoors (reservoir, fishing, endless hiking, etc.) really make this an unforgettable experience. We plan to be back!

Minneopa State Park

Beautiful views, great bison viewing and waterfall. Busy with a lot of people, and there’s not many trails. Most of the people are around the waterfalls but there’s still a decent amount of traffic in the bison viewing area. There is a scenic overlook to the intact prairie a short drive up from the bison area with a historic mill on it. There are native prairie plants throughout the park, which is good to look for monarchs.

We stayed here in group camp 4. I recommend group site 1 (closest to vault toilets) and also 4, but it's the furthest away from the parking lot. They provide 2 wheeled carts. The firewood was $8/bundle and was claimed to be kiln dried, but some pieces were wet. The water fall was down to a trickle. Some trails by there were closed. We walked around the bision enclosure (took us about 2 hours), but driving through the area allowed you to get much closer to the Bison.

Went to see the bison first, and that was lucky because that part closes earlier than the rest of the park. It was cool to see them for a few minutes anyway. We went to the waterfall side next. The falls and creek were pretty low and mostly frozen, with just a trickle behind the ice. The trail rails could use some maintenance

It's a smaller park, but worth the visit if you're in the area. It has picnic tables, a covered spot to reserve for get togethers. It's beautiful, but not at its full potential when I was here due to the falls being at a trickle due to lack of rain. The hiking trails and the falls would be that much better if it was going at more than a trickle.

We camped here at the Red Fox Campground for a night. We booked online ($24 for the campsite and $7 reservation fee). Plus an additional $7 park entry fee.

Campsites are good, but on the smaller side and not very private. Vault toilets are clean and well kept. They have a main restroom/shower area as well, which has hot water and is also pretty clean (pictured).

The bison drive was an amazing experience. We went 2 days  in a row, and the bison were in exactly the same spot 😅 you can drive up to seppman mill and  then hike down. The hike follows the fenced perimeter of the bison drive and is about a 5 mile loop. You can also park right outside the bison drive entrance and walk on the outside of the fence. You CANNOT and should not exit your vehicle inside the fenced area. 1610 AM is the radio channel for the bison drive. You can tune in on your car radio.

The bison drive and campsite are on one side of the park, and Minneopa falls on the other. Water levels were super low but that allowed for a good swimming opportunity.

There's lots of good trails in the park too. We took the confluence trail (pictured) which is where minneopa creek meets the Minnesota River.

Firehouse Campground

We stayed here 3 nights and it was just what we needed. Very affordable for a tent site. The bathrooms/showers were clean and well maintained. The camp host Rocky was very nice and helped us have a great stay. This is a small campground so it was relatively quiet except for some noise from the road. Great location, very central for a lot of the activities in the hills. We hope to come back here again.

So glad I found this place on our RV trip, much better than previous experience nearby! Quiet, well organized, beautiful nature around (found wild raspberries!), good restaurant walking distance from our site, not far from the local sites but separate enough to not be crowded. We loved it, would stay there again!

Have stayed at this campground several times.  It’s a great place to headquarter.  Easily accessible, quiet and well maintained.   Clean bath house and a great hostess.   Highly recommend!

We stayed here on our way to visit Mount Rushmore in a Class A 32 foot RV.  We stayed in the upper RV spots with our Class A.  I cannot say enough good stuff about this place.  The location is awesome, on the little creek, and side of the mountain, it was so cool.  We were running late, and I called ahead to let the host know. Her name was Rocky, and she was so nice.  When we got there, she saw us pulling in and came right over to guide us to our spot.  Then she delivered a bunch of firewood that I pre-ordered.  She gave us the layout and let us know where she was if we had any questions.  For us, our first trip this far west, she could not have made us feel more welcome.
The shower house was immaculate.  I could not believe how clean they were.  The stalls were roomy and everything from floor to ceiling was spotless.
The spot we had was perfect (RV14).  It was roomy, there was pretty good separation between the spots, and each had a sturdy picnic table with fire ring.  The gravel was compact, and grass well maintained.  The bonus I did not count on was the creek behind our spot.  We were elevated above it, something which was hard to tell from the maps and satellite views, but the sound of it was so relaxing.  I was able to pop my window open while sleeping and listen to it all night long and it was so peaceful.
We did not get there in time to be able to go to Smoke Jumpers restaurant, but it is a very short walk to get there.  The next morning, we were about 20 minutes away from Mt Rushmore, so it was a very convenient spot if that is what you are there for, as we were.
I highly recommend this campground for anyone heading out there to stay and Rocky is the best!

Stayed at this campground over the 4th of July weekend!
As soon as we pulled in, the amazing camp host, Rocky, was there to greet us.
She even took me over to the next door restaurant to stock up on ice as the restaurant was closing soon.
Rocky immediately told us everything we needed to know about the property and then delivered, and stacked, our fire wood (we purchased in advance) next to the fire pit.
Very cozy campsite!

Buffalo Springs Campground

Although the campground has the stinkiest vault toilets, camping here was a fantastic experience. The gases from waste fermentation are really really strong despite the toilets being well ventilated and clean. The campground was well maintained and quiet at night. The host was very helpful and friendly.

Awesome little Campground! The map on the reservation site is worthless. I took a picture of the evacuation map which is much more accurate. I also posted pictures of each site so you can see your spot before you pick it. Most of the sites are too small for a truck and trailer together but there are a few that will fit. The host was nice enough to let us switch spaces to one we could fit in. There are usually a few open spaces at this campground for first come first serve but don't bet on it on a holiday weekend.  This is a quiet campground that doesn't allow lots of noise like big parties,  ATVs, or shooting so plan accordingly.  There are miles and miles of dirt roads just outside the campground that are behind a closed gate most of the year (usually open July-Sept ) so it's great for biking without worrying about vehicle traffic.

Campground was beautiful - quiet - and forestry, camp host was awesome, vault toilets were clean, and the sites were well spread out. SO many aspens at this site, we can’t wait to come back in the fall!

Great National Forest campground near Buena Vista and Breckenridge. Close to lots of amazing hikes. Site 18 is the best of the bunch by far. It's large and is the most private. Hope to get back someday soon!

Great location! We rented a cabin and loved it.  It was the perfect size for our family of 4 and our dog.  It was very clean and the staff was very friendly and helpful!

Lazy Fish at Pelican Point

We rented site 13 and for being the first site you see/pass by, we really have no bad things to say. The bathrooms were exceptionally clean for being a campground, shower room is a bit outdated/dirty but that is to be expected at a campground. The site was great, hookups worked and no issues. Fire pit was clean and picnic table was sturdy. We did pay for the upgraded wifi and it worked great. If i had to find something to mention it would be that the weekend we were there it was very busy and lots of traffic for a couple events going on but that was planned way before us so that’s not a downside, just something to be aware of. Overall 5/5.

We rented campsite 31 which is listed as a pull-through. Upon arrival, we find out that campsite 32 is occupied and blocks us from being able to pull through. OK whatever so we back-in. The picnic tables and fire pits are right next to each other so not really conducive to private use. The women's bathroom only has one shower while the men have a shower room separate from their bathroom. The second day we're there the campers in site 32 parked their truck and bought right up to our camper. We checked in online so we never saw anyone from the office. We packed up and left even though we had planned to stay longer.

Stayed 2 nights in #29 and then when the weekend was over moved to #5 for 2 more nights and it was a Great Lake view. Weekends Are A Little Louder But All In Fun👍

Very nice campground with many amenities! Restaurant had good food, drinks and service. Campground was quiet and appealing

It's a very nice, friendly  atmosphere,  next to the beach/campground. Good food, a little  on the spendy side, but, sometimes  it's better than a trip to town.

South Isle Family Campground

The people are nice. The buildings and grounds are about 40 year's overdue for updating.
Not likely to go there again.

Love this place! Used to come every summer as a kid. 2 decades later and it hasn't changed too much (for the best).

No lake, but they have a pool for swimming! A pond with paddle boats, mini mini golf, daily train and hay ride, a nice playground with my favorite SPINNING 4 person swing! A couple arcade games in the main office, and a well stocked shop. With candy, snacks, shirts, ice cream, and all those camping essentials you may have forgot. Not to mention they have a disk golf coarse with the most clever holes/baskets ever! Also, lets not forget, the Redneck Games/Wacky Olympics! Fun and funny group games/activities where you compete against other campers.

The staff are as nice as ever and VERY accommodating!

⭐10 out of 10⭐ Would recommend!

What an amazing place to stay and camp. Everything was wonderful. From the greeting by the wonderful hosts to the clean sites and beautiful shaded area for our tent. The Pool was nice and warm and let super clean. All the other campers were inviting and I met several new friends. We are certainly returning again and will recommend our friends and family to this place as well. Thanks to everyone for such an amazing stay

Spencer and Brittany

Very nice place, lots of things to do, games to play.  Would be an oasis for kids!

Very nice family friendly campground. Warm pool, nice playground, fun activities.

Stateline Bar & Grill

I have been driving past the State Line for several years and finally had the chance to stop and check it out. There isn't a lot of room to park a semi truck, but it was worth the effort. The food is great! We ordered the poppers and man. Those were awesome!! I had the State line burger, It was a mess to eat, but damn good. My wife ordered the combo plate (Friday evening is Mexican night) she said the taco was really good, but she asked for chicken enchiladas and got ground beef. Other than that, she was happy with her meal. I am looking forward to the next time I can stop and try some of the other offerings on the menu....

Wonderful Lady Working Behind The Bar, Nice Eye 👁️ Candy Also, Friendly, Good 😊 People, That’s What You Need When Dealing With People. She Was Awesome

I got the chicken bacon ranch. The bacon was so hard I couldn't chew it. The chicken which I thought would be a patty was chunks of chicken. They kept falling out of my sandwich and we're hard for the most part. My onion rings were amazing. My husband liked his chicken fried steak said it was great

This place was well worth the stop. Very friendly service and good food

Try the tasty burgers:
Stopped by for a quick lunch, ordered a steak wrap and a cheeseburger.
Both were cooked perfectly and the cheeseburger was delicious.  Wish service could have been a lil bit quicker but overall we had a great meal.  We played darts while we waited for the food and the whole place seemed clean and cozzy.  Thank you!

My Old Kentucky Home Campground

The bathrooms were absolutely disgusting filthy wouldn’t dare use them. The electrical and water supplies are an excessive distance from the sites and I had to use an additional electrical cord in order to reach the electrical supply. The grounds were not well kept looks nothing like the photo. The sites themselves were so unlevel that they required 10 or more inches to try to stabilize your unit. On a positive note, it was close to several distilleries in downtown Bardstown. I could not see us ever staying here again.

We stayed 2 nights September 18 & 19 the bathrooms (men’s & women’s) were nasty not just messy I mean disgusting like they hadn’t been cleaned all summer. The park itself looked good except the camp host right up front was very cluttered and had things underneath his camper. We still love the area but I think they could do a lot better

Camp host lacked the personality to be a host. This was our 2nd time communicating with him and both times he left us with a poor impression. The website stated many sites available, but the host said they were reserved. We won’t try staying again.

If it would let me leave zero, I would. The campground is terribly small, and yet somehow it states that site #24 can accommodate at 34' rig. This is absolutely false. We generally stay in state parks about 90% of our camping adventures. So I can forgive the uneven sites, the lack of directions or guidance. What I can't put up with is saying an RV will fit in a site that it clearly won't and having the electric pedestal for site #24 sitting in site #23. We would have needed nearly 2 extension cords to reach and the pedestal looked like it was in disrepair. We went to the proshop to review this problem and he seemed to act like it wasn't his problem. Suggested talking to the host camp who wasn't even on the grounds....no way to get a refund! Rude and unhelpful staff. Save yourself from lighting $40 bucks on fire and find somewhere else!

Campground bathrooms were filthy and never had soap. Clumps of hair the size of golfballs in the shower. Scum coated sinks. Maintenance comes thru and just sprays bleach water. The roads need repaving badly. Also be aware that golfcourse lawnmowers and leaf blowers start at 7:30 am.

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