Branson Treehouse Adventures

Jason Robinson

My wife and I booked Branson’s Treehouses for our anniversary trip to Silver Dollar City. We were torn between a more spacious Airbnb (around $500–$600 for 5 days) and Brandon’s, which was $600 for 2 nights but had a jacuzzi. The jacuzzi was the selling point, so we went with Brandon’s. The treehouse itself was beautiful—unique design, a bridge to another section, and a really cool atmosphere. We even spotted the elusive albino squirrel, which was a highlight. However, we did run into some issues. The bed was like sleeping on a board and the water heater ran out of hot water after showering, and when we tried to fill the jacuzzi, the drain kept letting water out, so it never filled properly. We mentioned this at checkout, hoping for some kind of adjustment since the jacuzzi was one of the reasons we booked, but were told "that’s not something they do". Looking back, the Airbnb probably would have been the better choice since the jacuzzi was what swayed us to spend the extra money here. The place is gorgeous, but if the jacuzzi is a big part of your decision, I’d recommend asking about the hot water situation before booking.

Tracy Oldnettle

I visited Branson Treehouse Adventure (Campground) about a month ago. While July is normally peak season in Branson, the campground was only about 25% full. This was good for me as I hoped for a little flexibility in rules, rightfully meant to protect other nearby campers. The campsites were a little tight and our rig had to park within four feet of our campfire. we choose to use the campfire in the in the next site over while we had visitors. Only three rigs were in the entire row of about 12 sites. The hosts were not pleased with this and promptly reminded us of the rules in a less than friendly manner. A business is always there to meet the wants/needs of the customers. Branson Treehouse Adventure needs to find a reasonable way to allow flexibility to meet this, so visitors can reasonably enjoy their stay without impacting the stay of others.

Jamie Crouch

This is our goto for an RV stay at Branson. Super friendly, clean, and easy. Quiet campground...we have stayed about six times and there have never been loud or annoying campers. Pool is great and is cleaned every morning! The grounds are cute and well kept. The sites are gravel, but so are most in the Branson area. Unlike many RV resorts around Branson that have steep hills, this park is relatively level front to back. Basic sites are all pull through. Deluxe are back in. We will be back again and again.

Jenny Watson

Our family loved our stay at Branson Treehouse Adventures. We stayed in the African treehouse. Our kids loved the swinging bridges that we had to cross to get to the treehouse and I loved the small private gazebo with picnic table. It's definitely an open floor plan when it comes to the bedrooms - no doors. It wasn't an issue for us but may be for others.

Benjamin Billingsley

This place is ok. I wanted a romantic getaway for me and my wife and by all accounts on the website this is what it was supposed to be. We showed up and it was anything but private and secluded. We were placed right next to thr playground and pool where kids screaming and laughing. There are permanent rv's right out front of the firepit so no privacy there and just next to us was a family cabin with kids running around and playing. The room itself is setup nice and pretty cool with all the amenities with a soft comfy bed. You have a t.v. electric fireplace, air-conditioned, jacuzzi tub (although the jets were pretty dirty) and all the kitchen things you want. There was absolutely NO water pressure in the shower but plenty of hot water. There are no blinds only shear curtains so it gets bright quickly in the morning. From the back porch you have some privacy but from the pictures you can tell you can still see 2 other cabins so again no true privacy for a romantic getaway. All in all its a good stop if you want an experience but I DO NOT recommend any of them for a true romantic getaway.