Silver Dollar City's Campground, Cabins & RVs

Mike Sullivan

Our first RV stay was over Labor Day weekend with beautiful weather and a little light rain on the day we went to SDC. We camp in our travel trailer when vacationing. The campground provides FREE shuttle service to/from SDC which saves time and additional walking as they drop you off at the main gate. The campground is very well kept, many sites available with clean facilities and store on site. There are a few restaurants within walking distance of the campground. This 2nd visit was October 16-19, ended our SDC visit due to a torrential storm. We have scheduled another trip in early December to try out the log cabins. Highly recommended to anyone that wants to be close to SDC.

Paul Bailey

Great place, reasonably quiet, nice clean bathrooms. Not overly busy. Well kept grounds. You won't be able to drive stakes in the pads at the camp sites, they are hard packed. Overall a great campground. We will definitely be back.

Wade Stofer

Great campsite in back for tents and it was peaceful. Not a lot of people when we went but it can get full so reserve early. Shuttle to silver dollar city and discount with your pass. As for branson strip, it's 10 minutes away and easy access to Branson west or table rock lake. Rv sites and cabins as well. We roughed it in the back and liked it.

Carolyn H.

First of all the bathroom is not clean it smells like sewer, they really need to consider remodeling the bathrooms. I agree that the bathroom doesn't offer much privacy. In fact mini campgrounds are going with separate bathrooms and showers in which you can lock the door. Each building holds about four rooms. The campground price is overpriced. Campsites picnic tables need replaced or repaired. There are plenty of campsites around that are much cleaner and offer more privacy than this place. It was really nice when the bathrooms were first remodeled years ago gone downhill since then. Staff is very friendly. I didn't rate rooms because we stayed in our tent.

Caroline Abeyta

We got in a little early so we hit the amusement park before our 1pm check-in. Our original primitive campsite where we would set up a tent flooded, so we were told we moved to a nearby spot. This was a basic, no electric but with a water pump, spot towards the corner of the campground. We drove to our lot and were shocked to find how not well taken care of the lots were. The park is a Cabin/RV campground where each lot is flat, with sand covered ground and hookups were available. It seems as if they saw a part of unused land and decided to post a few lot signs for people to pitch tents on. The main issue was the lack of space for a car to park while pitching a tent and how the rock floor was covered in huge 2 inch jagged rocks as this is compared to the fine gravel flat path the RVs and overland vehicles had in the other part of the campground. This flooring even with a air mattress was very uncomfortable to sleep on and we were unable to stake the tent into the ground. As well, it was very noisy with lots of animal activity in the morning and children running around, so just be aware if looking for a peaceful camping experience. The campground also houses many little critters, as we had accidently left some trash out on the table and a herd of rodents, potentially raccoons as we are still unsure, rummaged through our trash and woke us up with our camp tools clashing to the hard big gravel flooring. The one credit I will give this campground is the bathrooms which were relatively close for us being in the far corner of the campground. They were clean and the showers were nice and there were outlets and mirrors. It felt as if the tent campsites were just an afterthought as they were uneven, extremely rocky, very jam packed together and not taken care of.