Silver Dollar City

Believe it or not, onsite camping is available at Silver Dollar City. Within a two-mile drive of the park on US-265, visitors can be comfortable at the RV campground owned by Silver Dollar City.

Dozens of sites are available at the Silver Dollar City Campground for those who take an RV trip to Branson. These include electricity, water and sewer hookups, and a picnic table with a fire ring. Daily shuttles also run to and from Silver Dollar City.

Any traveler looking for somewhere to stay with an RV in Branson, Missouri, will not be disappointed. Alongside the theme park’s own campground, campers may find an abundance of other options. Remember to book in advance for the busy summer and school vacation seasons.

Numerous standout RV accommodation providers in Branson are within a 20-mile drive of the theme park for convenience. For those who seek luxury, Branson KOA Holiday is within an eight-mile drive. Otherwise, outdoors enthusiasts may jump at the chance to camp off-the-grid in permitted sites at Busiek State Forest and Wildlife Area within 25 miles near Spokane.

Because of its proximity to the Ozark Mountains, Silver Dollar City has a few hills with which to content, not to mention varying terrain. Getting around can be made all the easier by renting an electric convenience vehicle (ECV). Otherwise, visitors may like to take a break on the numerous benches in shaded areas throughout the theme park.

Clothing choices can depend on the time of year visitors attend Silver Dollar City. This theme park is open from March until December, skipping out the coldest months of the year. Tune in to the weather channel while packing a suitcase to make more accurate clothing choices. Light, well-fitting layers can often be preferred for those who will be riding on roller coasters and other rides.

Outdoors lovers who plan on fishing or walking at Ozark National Forest near Clarksville in Arizona may see the value in outdoors-appropriate garments that will be both comfortable and safe.

Travelers who bring their motorhome to Silver Dollar City may see the value in leaving as many of their possessions locked within it as possible. The less that comes through the gates of Silver Dollar City, the less visitors need to carry around with them. Fortunately, travelers can pop their possessions in one of the many lockers for hire around the park when they are not using them.

Outside food and beverages and small coolers are allowed at Silver Dollar City, but glass, alcohol, weapons, wheeled transport, pets, masks, and anything dangerous or distracting is not. A less is more approach can ensure visitors are as comfortable as possible during their visit.

Silver Dollar City put plenty of health and safety rules in place to keep all visitors safe and happy. They request that visitors use designated pathways, be aware of their surroundings, and don’t enter animal enclosures or staff areas. It’s also essential to follow all rider requirements and refrain from wearing loose clothing on rides.

In the heat of summer, sun safety supplies are necessary. Wear a sunhat, sunscreen, and don’t forget bug spray if you intend on visiting outdoor attractions like the Dogwood Canyon Nature Park in neighboring Lampe.

After a full day of fun and entertainment at Silver Dollar City, there are few things as rewarding as being able to head back to an RV park in Branson, or nearby, and cook up a storm. Those who have booked a spot at Silver Dollar City Campground can make use of the fire rings for hearty camp-style tucker. Otherwise, RV kitchen appliances and propane grills may also prove useful. Within a ten-mile drive of Silver Dollar City at a country market, the family’s cook can stock up on supplies to prepare delicious meals for all.

While restaurants are plentiful at Silver Dollar City, Branson and nearby Hollister also deliver on quality dining establishments. Everything from pizza and pasta to café cuisine and takeout is available for the hungry traveler. Stop for a bite to eat on the way to Table Rock State Park or another fun outdoor attraction like Ruth and Paul Henning Conservation Area.

After scaring yourself silly on roller coasters and other rides, you will likely have worked up a hunger and thirst. While park visitors may bring their own snacks and non-alcoholic beverages, several onsite vendors also ensure that no one goes hungry.

Bring payment cards or cash and indulge in grilled cheese sandwiches, grilled meat, handmade pretzels, tater twists, burgers, ribs, and more. The onsite restaurants and cafes cater to both children and adults.