Indian Point

The rv site was beautiful but unfortunately the campground had issues!
First we were approached by the rudest camp host with a clipboard, he was very unwelcoming!! With not so much as a hello, he’s telling me the car needed to be moved or would be towed.
My sister & her husband were staying across the street in a nearby cabin, they came by to greet us on arrival. He proceeds to tell them they needed to pay a day pass fee if they didn’t leave! He continued to spout off all the rules, giving direct suggestions on what we needed to do, mind you all this happened in a matter of minutes as we tried to set up the rv in summer heat!! We have never had such a rude greeting in all our travels!! We found out after arriving & paying about the ridiculous NO golf cart rule, that was a deal breaker.
They’re the only property in the entire city of Branson to ban the use of golf carts.
The fact it’s a government run property may be their biggest problem.

Loved our time at Indian Point Campground. Lots of trees. Close to the Marina. Close to Silver Dollar City and other Branson attractions. Nice level sites.

Great area and close to the bathrooms

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Great private campsite to take a large family.Quiet park this 4th of July 2024

Dump station was poor with one completely shut down the other had feces all over and walking around the area got feces on your shoes. the whole dump area needs to be redone as the pull through area is very tight to make the circle turn even to dump. Very outdated.
Otherwise we enjoy Indian Point area as this is our 2nd year camping here.

Close to rest rooms. Beautiful shade. A little small if you have a big rig.

This site (#72) must have been an afterthought. It was relatively easy to access (had to back in, not unusual) but it was put together wrong. The picnic table, fire ring, and general camping area was on the wrong side of the camper. You had to walk around the camper to the other side, near the electric utility plug-in and water hookup, to use any of these amenities. Which we didn't. And, maybe more importantly, we have a 5th wheel camper which means it has steps to get up inside the camper. Where the bottom step rested on the campsite drive we were at the very edge of the drive, with a full 12"+ drop off that then sloped further downhill. And we were parked as far to the other side as we could get. This is a law suit waiting to happen! So, unless you have a low TT with two or less steps, don't mind walking to the other side of your camper to "camp", don't use this site.

Beautiful place.

I called 9 times the day before our reservation and no one answered the phone. We were going to be a day late and I didn't want to be a no-show.
Site 49 had a large but very uneven driveway.
The worst part was when the water started coming out brown. The camp host never put a sign up on the bathrooms (also brown water) or informed anyone what was going on. What did we shower in before noticing? We had to clean out our tanks in the camper and get jugs of water. The host both is only manned 2-7pm (we were there mid June) and due to the incline we have to go to the dump station the opposite direction or our tank won't empty. A lot of improvements are needed.