Bar M Resort & Campground

Bar M Resort and Campground in Reeds Spring, Missouri, is tucked away on 10 pristine acres along a private cove of Table Rock Lake in Stone County — a peaceful lakeside escape offering charming accommodations on the shores of one of the Ozarks' premier clear-water lakes, where the lake's extraordinary blue-green clarity, the White River's impounded cove system, and the proximity to Branson's entertainment complex give guests the specific combination of quiet lake retreat and active entertainment access that only the Table Rock Lake–Branson corridor in the Missouri Ozarks provides. Reeds Spring's Stone County position on MO-248 between Branson and Kimberling City on Table Rock Lake gives Bar M its specific Tri-Lakes Country identity as a lakeside campground resort in the lake cove setting that the Table Rock Lake's indented shoreline and the private cove access specifically enable. Ten acres of lakeside resort with cabins and camping accommodations on a private Table Rock Lake cove give Bar M the specific intimate lakeside character of a small resort property whose cove orientation removes the open-lake boat traffic and gives the campground the protected swimming and the quiet water recreation that the private cove setting provides — the lakeside acreage, the cabin accommodations' variety, and the Table Rock Lake frontage give Bar M the complete Ozarks lake resort experience in a small, personally managed property whose 10 acres give guests the privacy and the natural character that the larger commercial campground cannot sustain. Pets are welcome. Table Rock Lake, 43,100 acres of the White River's Branson, Missouri impoundment in Stone, Barry, and Taney Counties, is the most clear and visually striking reservoir in the Missouri Ozarks — a lake whose limestone and dolomite watershed gives the water its characteristic blue-green clarity that distinguishes Table Rock from the murkier Ozark reservoirs downstream, and whose bass, walleye, crappie, and the Trophy Trout tailwater below Table Rock Dam sustain one of the most complete multi-species freshwater fisheries in the Missouri state water system. The Dewey Short Visitor Center above the dam and the Army Corps of Engineers' dam tours give the Table Rock Dam infrastructure its specific civil engineering and water management interpretation. Branson, 15 miles east of Reeds Spring on US-65 and MO-76, is the most commercially concentrated live entertainment destination in the United States per capita — the 76 Country Boulevard's 50-plus entertainment theaters featuring country music, tribute acts, comedy, and variety entertainment that give Branson its specific identity as the Live Entertainment Capital of the World. Silver Dollar City, the 1880s Ozark-themed amusement park on the Table Rock Lake ridgeline, and the Shepherd of the Hills' outdoor drama give Branson the range from family thrill rides to historical theater that sustains 8 million annual visitors. Bar M Resort and Campground serves guests through Stone County's Ozarks camping season from spring through fall, with the summer Table Rock Lake water recreation from Memorial Day through Labor Day and the Branson fall entertainment season from September through October representing the two primary visitor demand periods for the Reeds Spring resort corridor. Dogwood Canyon Nature Park, 15 miles south of Reeds Spring in Barry County at the Arkansas border, gives the Bar M's guests the Ozarks nature experience of the 10-mile canyon tram tour and the buffalo and elk grazing on the 10,000-acre wildlife preserve. Reserve cabins and sites well ahead for the summer lake season and the Branson fall show season.