Beaver Creek (MO)

My site was filthy with worm dirt and corn dumped all over the picnic table and concrete. There were so many cigarette butts on the concrete and grass I couldn't count. I phoned to ask for a clean up since I'm disabled. No reply. I spent night elsewhere for cleanup. Came back and managed to sweep it up so I could stand it. I left my drill laying out after putting down stabilizers and it was stolen quickly, right under my nose. I was there a week and it was quiet. No attendant on campground. It needed mowed when I arrived but was shortly after. Also saw person spraying for insects.

It would have been a 5, but no host on duty to help with a reserved site issue. The site we reserved had some wind damage and the roof over the picnic area was half off. So we moved next door to the next site. I saw online that it wasn't reserved. But I couldn't for the life of me switch sites online. I tried calling 3 separate times & the line always went dead before I could talk to anyone. The second thing, which wasn't a big deal to me was that the water connection was 30+ feet away from the site, so luckily I had a 50' water hose. Usually, I only carry a 25'. Other than that it was quiet and clean. I caught a nice flathead. Been to BC many times & I'll come back again.

We enjoyed our time here. We went mid-week so it wasn’t too crowded and fairly quiet. The biggest downfall was no swimming area, we found a spot but had to watch the kids extra close when boats were on the lake. I couldn’t imagine trying to swim on a busy weekend. New management but they were very helpful overall.

The park was clean and well maintained and the staff showed a serious concern for the campers.

The campground was good, clean, and easy to get in and out of. The water looked good, but the in campground marina kept it busy. The water connection to the RV sites is far, bring 25 feet extra hose. There is a few houses close by and the locals do let there dogs off leash into the campground making for poor form

Nice and quiet. Water was coming up from spring rains, that's natural. They work well to keep the courtesy dock at a good level. Can't use it now then thought because the water was too high. Branson is close by for lots of touristy adventures of all types

We have stayed here for the last 2 years and have enjoyed the campground very much. They take good care of the grounds and the shower houses are always clean and tidy. The only negative thing about the campground is that once you get down to your campsite you loose all phone services and internet. If you need your phone or computer your out of luck. Other then that I highly recommend you visit there.

Camp site was great! Host very attentive clean friendly felt safe letting kids ride bikes

We stay here often and most of the time truly enjoy our stay. But over the last year I have watched the rangers that come to this park just be complete jerks. We have asked if we are allowed to fish from the dock, the people working at the park say yes, as long as you stay out of the way of the boat launch, the rangers kicked my grandson off of the dock. And then he kicked a woman with a tag for all of the parks out of the boat launch area and told her she couldn't park there or launch her kayak from there. Last summer I watched one of the rangers put tickets on every vehicle in the boat launch area and we got one this time because the office coming into the campground is always closed and we can't get our thing to put into the car from them. This is a nice campground with flushing toilets and showers and they are rarely even close to full. I believe because the rangers are just too harassing. We will most likely continue to go to this park but only because of the convenience, but if you want to have visitors, or launch a boat of any sort that isn't connected to your reservation, don't bother.

Nice and quiet little park, only complaints and in my mind were minor. Never saw the hosts and grounds keeping could have been a little better. Water spigots were an unusual distance from the sites and had to park sideways to stay out of the roadway.