We've curated a list of lovely Airbnb and hotel options near the venue on Indian Point for your convenience! We'll do our best to keep the list updated, but rooms may book up before we get a chance to remove them — feel free to also look into local hotels, VRBO, or other Airbnbs we may have missed.
Visit Airbnb list (opens in a new tab)Lakeview condos perched above Table Rock Lake, about 4 minutes from Silver Dollar City. Units range from cozy one-bedrooms to larger multi-room condos, many with fireplaces and balconies overlooking the water — generally around $260–$450+ for a few nights depending on size.
A rustic-styled hotel right on Branson's 76 Strip, so you're steps from shows, restaurants, and attractions. Rooms come with free Wi-Fi, a mini fridge, in-room coffee, and a 55″ TV (some with jetted tubs), plus access to an indoor pool, fitness room, and free hot breakfast — generally around $90–$250 a night depending on room type and season.
A family-friendly villa resort tucked in the Ozark Mountains, with one- and two-bedroom villas featuring full kitchens, washers and dryers, and private balconies or patios. Guests get complimentary Wi-Fi and no resort fees, plus indoor and outdoor pools, a whirlpool, a fitness center, and a sport court — generally around $95–$280+ a night depending on villa size and season.
A rustic-luxury wilderness resort right on Table Rock Lake, with cozy lakeview accommodations, multiple restaurants and bars, a private beach, and championship golf. It's more of a splurge option — generally starting around $250–$400+ a night (plus a resort fee) and climbing well beyond that for premium rooms or all-inclusive packages.
An 1880s-themed amusement park with roller coasters, live shows, and crafts demonstrations, tucked into the hills just outside town. It's consistently ranked among the top theme parks in the country, and there's usually a festival or seasonal event running no matter when you visit.
The lake that much of Branson sits along, with boating, fishing, kayaking, and paddleboarding all easy to arrange. It's also just a nice spot for a scenic drive or a sunset dinner cruise if you'd rather stay on dry land.
A walkable waterfront strip of shops and restaurants along Lake Taneycomo, with a free fountain show set to music and lights most evenings. A good option for an easy afternoon or a low-key dinner.
Part of the Big Cedar Lodge property, with sweeping views over Table Rock Lake, a par-3 golf course, and the Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum tracing the region's history. Stick around into the evening for the nightly sunset ceremony, when a lone bagpiper plays as the sun goes down over the lake.
A scenic 10,000-acre nature preserve with waterfalls, hiking and biking trails, and tram tours through the canyon. It's a quieter, outdoorsy counterpoint to the shows and theme parks — a nice way to spend a morning if you want some fresh air.