Branson Adventure Park Admission With Historic Sites
Family fun with 30+ activities, tower views and Ozarks history
Duration
6–8 hrs
Includes
Tower, trails, mini golf
Highlights
Explore more than 30 family activities on the historic homestead that inspired The Shepherd of the Hills. Climb, slide, play, and discover heritage sites throughout the park.
- Cross rope bridges on the TreeTop Sky Trail and explore linked treehouses
- Take in views from Inspiration Tower and Inspiration Point
- Slide down the Double Barrel Tube Slide and tackle the Ninja Warrior Course
- Play 9-hole Putt-Putt, arcade games, Barnyard Games, and Play Barn slides
- Discover Old Matt's Cabin, Morgan Chapel Church, and the self-guided Story Barn history tour
Important details
- Gem mining is not included in the listed price; an additional charge applies
- Expect a 6% booking fee on Adult, Child, and Kid's Morning Show admissions; it is not included in the base prices
- Follow posted ride safety rules and staff instructions; ride-specific height, weight, and guardian restrictions apply and cannot be waived
- Do not ride while under the influence of alcohol, controlled substances, or drugs
- Attractions may close without notice because of weather or mechanical issues
- By entering the property, you consent to the use of your voice, name, or likeness in advertising without compensation
Cancellation Policy
Cancel more than 48 hours before the tour for a full refund. No refund for cancellations within 48 hours of the tour.
Product ID: P2VBET
FAQs
Park in the main parking lot and enter through the main entrance archway near the restaurant and playhouse theater. Show your tickets at the booth entrance.
Enter through the park’s main entrance (not the coaster/tower entrance).
Yes. Gem mining costs extra; clarify the amount with Greetwell before booking.
Meeting details
5586 W 76 Country Blvd, Branson, MO 65616-8129
Related locations
The Shepherd of the Hills
Admission includedSet among the wooded hills and hollows of the Ozark Mountains, The Shepherd of the Hills draws visitors into the world that inspired Harold Bell Wright's famous 1907 novel of the same name. Walking the original homestead grounds, you feel the quiet texture of Ozark pioneer life through restored cabins, a working grist mill, and sweeping views from Inspiration Tower. The Shepherd of the Hills remains one of Missouri's most enduring cultural landmarks.
