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Treasure Lake RV Resort is the premier large RV Resort in Missouri. Honestly, we mean it! The Missouri Association of RV Parks & Campgrounds agrees and has awarded us the “Large Park of the Year” award every year since 2016!
Treasure Lake RV Resort is a membership owned, gated RV Park right in the heart of Branson. Once you have purchased membership you pay a low yearly fee and a ridiculously low daily fee while you are on the park. Don’t have an RV? You can still benefit from the Park’s facilities and will have access to the Park’s rental units at discount prices.
Treasure Lake RV Resort is located within walking distance to: Golden Corral, IHOP, Red Lobster, Cracker Barrel, The Olive Garden, Paradise Grill and Little Hacienda. You may also walk to the Shoji Tabuchi Theater, Hamner Theater, Pierce Arrow Theater and the IMAX. The IMAX complex houses a six story movie screen, the Little Opry Theater, the Elite Cinema III, numerous shops, a food court and McFarlain’s resturant.
From jct Hwy 248 & 65N: Go 2 mi W on Hwy 248, then 3.3 mi SW on Shepherd of the Hills Expwy to entrance.
We have seen many entertainers from Branson and well known groups here at Treasure Lake. Love to come and just relax or participate in activities! Everyone is so friendly and helpful!
Lock on door not lock.
Toilet plunger under clothes in closet.
Bad pillows.
No dresser.
Bathroom clean.
Kitchenette clean but no hot plate.
I love the place I've been a member for 7 years I went to the fireworks 🎇 it was the best I've ever seen
We loved going here for the most part, however they have recently decided to charge all members a $280 fee. There are already $180 dues every year, which I knew about when signing up for my membership. However adding another almost $300 fee seemed ridiculous. But the real final straw for me was when I called someone about it, and she said that it is written in the by-laws that they can charge an assessment fee of any amount at anytime. So, this could easily happen again next year or 2026 or 2027 or whenever. I suppose it’s my fault for not reading the fine print of the bylaws. Either way, as a young family of four, we had to cancel our membership that we were one year into paying on because we just can’t deal with surprise fees. And overall it is a shame because my boys are 1 and 3 and I thought they were going to grow up going to this park. But in this economy, in this world today, with two really young kids, I don’t like additional bills. Perhaps we aren’t the target demographic of the park anyways, who knows. 20 or 30 years from now an extra $300 won’t feel like anything to us, but right now, that’s a bunch of diapers or clothes for my boys. I just can’t justify it.
