White River Fish House offers a relaxing view of these fast moving waters while you dine. This scenic restaurant is actually a floating barge serving up local favorites to fisherman and shoppers alike.
Flood Information For Branson Travelers
May 12, 2011 by
Branson’s shows, attractions, and restaurants are open for business with few exceptions. If you are headed to Silver Dollar City or to see shows on the strip, your vacation will go on as planned.
The Army Corps of Engineers has closed Highway 165/265 across Table Rock Dam for 7-10 days. Repairs will be made on the shoulder, road bed and guardrails.
Flood Information for Missouri Travelers
May 11, 2011 by
There is no threat of flooding for the downtown St Louis area or the Arch. Most Missouri vacation and travel sites are not affected by the Mississippi River flooding. The Ozarks vacation destinations conclude that flooding has had little impact.
Preserving Paradise at Big Cedar Lodge near Branson, MO
March 5, 2011 by
Everywhere you look, there are skins and stuffed animals. Deer peering down from the walls. Black bear scoping out the lobby. Wolf perched on the television armoire. There’s no escaping it: Big Cedar Lodge near Branson, Missouri is a sportsman’s paradise. But this resort isn’t about collecting trophies or destroying wildlife. Instead its mission is to preserve nature and animals in as many ways as possible.
Chateau on the Lake, Branson
January 6, 2011 by
Winter vacations in the Ozarks are a gift you give yourself. Savvy travelers know were to find a bargain. Bring someone you love, mom, daughter, “the girls” and, with any luck, you will get snowed in the castle on the mountain. From inside the Chateau, the Ozarks look like a winter wonderland.
