Great time riding golf carts in caves. Beautiful 😍 scenery. Took so many pictures. The museum was so educational. The views as you ride around are amazing. Only issue was the line. We showed up during fall break and tour bus season. Stood in line for over an hour. But it was worth it

It was a great experience, especially the Golf Cart ride. It is a mandatory item in your checklist if you are visiting Branson. We had almost 90 minutes wait time in getting the carts. But all the wait was worth, as the golf cart ride was truly amazing. We chose the fall break to visit the location. It was pretty pleasant climate. My 5 year old kid was very excited and enjoyed a lot. A lot of scenic photographic spots, a mesmerizing cave and lots more.

This place was the highlight of my visit to Missouri. The fall foliage provided breathtaking views, including quite a few waterfalls. They allow you to stop and take pictures along the trail. I was afraid the wait for the golf carts was going to be long but the line moved pretty quickly. Even so, we only bumped into other carts a handful of times. If you plan to visit the museum as well, give yourself at least 3-4 hours to experience it all.

My wife and I have done the tour 4 times over a period of 8 years. The night tour this year 2025 is the best!. We booked for 5.30p and were out untill 7.p The lights and the soundtrack worked so well together. Dress warm! As the temperature drops after the sun goes down. I can't say enough about the experience, the only wish I have is that I could buy a copy of the soundtrack. It touched me in a place of my heart which I hold close as a believer of taking care of the land. Thank you from both of us!!.

First the good. The scenery is beautiful and the trails take great advantage of this piece of God's Beauty. The trails and equipment seem to be well maintained as I didn't see anyone have problems during the day visit or the night time ride. The things that were not great, concern the audio tour playing in the electric carts from beginning to end. The volume is non-adjustable and BLARING. Also, the "infotainment" screen has a still image of the Johnny Morris Big Cedar poster the whole time. No video. On the night ride it was objectionable because it glared against the nicely done night display. Take a bag to throw over it at night. The main problem with the tour is the expense. It costs $50 a head to ride the golf carts for an hour. 4 or 2 in a cart. We were a party of 6 and took 2 carts. Then, the worst insult, to get into the cave tour was an extra $15 a carload. That's ridiculous. Must be paid by card, no cash. Same thing at the gift shop. No discounts for the night ride, but a Veteran's discount was offered fo the Daytime trip. Not sure why. The lights were nice. The value was iffy.

PROs: Picturesque and breathtaking place! Patriotism displayed throughout. Discounts available for seniors, military and veterans. However, the cashier did honor discount for LEO. Staff is friendly. Drink & snack stations (card only) along the route, 1st station is immediately inside the cave and the 2nd one is after the long bridge crossing. The golf cart canopy is transparent, the sun will beat through onto you. Peaceful and enjoyable. CONs: Price is $40 per person, one time use. *see below. $10 to park. Don't rush through this place, take your time, there are parking spots along the way to get out and walk about. Have your cameras/phone ready. Keep in mind, there are no restrooms along the way. Plenty of security cameras are posted. *Keep your ticket to visit the Natural History Museum. A bus is available to take you between both places at no charge, cash tips are appreciated by the bus driver. The $10 parking is good for the whole day to re-enter on the same day. Humorous sign posting speed limit 15 1/2 after paying entry fee.

This experience was a favorite of mine. We came when the weather was great. It was early and beautiful. So much to see, and we got to go at our own pace. Driving around in the cart made it so much fun, and there are so many places to park the cart, which allowed us to get out, walk around, and take pictures and videos. Absolutely loved this place. There was a line to wait to purchase tickets and another line to get the carts. We enjoyed talking with people, which made the time fly by. Overall, highly recommend.

Great time riding golf carts in caves. Beautiful 😍 scenery. Took so many pictures. The museum was so educational. The views as you ride around are amazing. Only issue was the line. We showed up during fall break and tour bus season. Stood in line for over an hour. But it was worth it

It was a great experience, especially the Golf Cart ride. It is a mandatory item in your checklist if you are visiting Branson. We had almost 90 minutes wait time in getting the carts. But all the wait was worth, as the golf cart ride was truly amazing. We chose the fall break to visit the location. It was pretty pleasant climate. My 5 year old kid was very excited and enjoyed a lot. A lot of scenic photographic spots, a mesmerizing cave and lots more.

This place was the highlight of my visit to Missouri. The fall foliage provided breathtaking views, including quite a few waterfalls. They allow you to stop and take pictures along the trail. I was afraid the wait for the golf carts was going to be long but the line moved pretty quickly. Even so, we only bumped into other carts a handful of times. If you plan to visit the museum as well, give yourself at least 3-4 hours to experience it all.

My wife and I have done the tour 4 times over a period of 8 years. The night tour this year 2025 is the best!. We booked for 5.30p and were out untill 7.p The lights and the soundtrack worked so well together. Dress warm! As the temperature drops after the sun goes down. I can't say enough about the experience, the only wish I have is that I could buy a copy of the soundtrack. It touched me in a place of my heart which I hold close as a believer of taking care of the land. Thank you from both of us!!.

First the good. The scenery is beautiful and the trails take great advantage of this piece of God's Beauty. The trails and equipment seem to be well maintained as I didn't see anyone have problems during the day visit or the night time ride. The things that were not great, concern the audio tour playing in the electric carts from beginning to end. The volume is non-adjustable and BLARING. Also, the "infotainment" screen has a still image of the Johnny Morris Big Cedar poster the whole time. No video. On the night ride it was objectionable because it glared against the nicely done night display. Take a bag to throw over it at night. The main problem with the tour is the expense. It costs $50 a head to ride the golf carts for an hour. 4 or 2 in a cart. We were a party of 6 and took 2 carts. Then, the worst insult, to get into the cave tour was an extra $15 a carload. That's ridiculous. Must be paid by card, no cash. Same thing at the gift shop. No discounts for the night ride, but a Veteran's discount was offered fo the Daytime trip. Not sure why. The lights were nice. The value was iffy.

PROs: Picturesque and breathtaking place! Patriotism displayed throughout. Discounts available for seniors, military and veterans. However, the cashier did honor discount for LEO. Staff is friendly. Drink & snack stations (card only) along the route, 1st station is immediately inside the cave and the 2nd one is after the long bridge crossing. The golf cart canopy is transparent, the sun will beat through onto you. Peaceful and enjoyable. CONs: Price is $40 per person, one time use. *see below. $10 to park. Don't rush through this place, take your time, there are parking spots along the way to get out and walk about. Have your cameras/phone ready. Keep in mind, there are no restrooms along the way. Plenty of security cameras are posted. *Keep your ticket to visit the Natural History Museum. A bus is available to take you between both places at no charge, cash tips are appreciated by the bus driver. The $10 parking is good for the whole day to re-enter on the same day. Humorous sign posting speed limit 15 1/2 after paying entry fee.

This experience was a favorite of mine. We came when the weather was great. It was early and beautiful. So much to see, and we got to go at our own pace. Driving around in the cart made it so much fun, and there are so many places to park the cart, which allowed us to get out, walk around, and take pictures and videos. Absolutely loved this place. There was a line to wait to purchase tickets and another line to get the carts. We enjoyed talking with people, which made the time fly by. Overall, highly recommend.

This is a spectacular place. There is so much to see and do. We ate Arnie’s Barn and had drinks at the Buffalo Bar. The museum was outstanding. The only improvements I could suggest would be a few places to cut the tour shorter for people like me. I am a 100% disabled Army veteran with 3 bones removed from my left foot, and my tibial tendon shortened. I love this museum, but I would come more often if I didn't have to walk so far.

For the money, you get great views and that is about it. The greens were in terrible condition. I am sure the grounds crew did the best they could given the summer heat and rain along with the amount of play the course gets, but the greens fee should reflect the condition of the greens. I will add that the staff was great, as was the rest of the Top of the Rock complex.

Made for a fun late morning activity. Mostly shaded along path. Electric golf carts max speed 7 mph. Drive through cave with waterfall was pretty cool and the drive up bat bar. Was neat experience. Wish it was a bit longer.

Great golfing experience. Beautiful views and picturesque setting. The staff was nice, the chilled, mint infused towels at the end of the round were the "cherry on top".

Top of the Rock was a fun stop on our trip, but if we’re being honest it only deserves about 3.5 stars compared to the other courses we played (holding this course to the same standard). The setting itself is gorgeous, perched high with some really scenic views, and the pro shop was by far the best of all the properties—tons of great gear, a big selection, and an inviting atmosphere. The staff couldn’t have been friendlier and really made our group of 16 feel welcome, which we appreciated. That said, the actual golf side left a lot to be desired. The greens were in rough shape, there was construction going on around the property that took away from the experience, and not having a driving range felt like a big miss. Overall, it’s worth checking out for the views and the shop, but it just doesn’t stack up to the other courses big cedar has to offer when it comes to pure golf.

Lots to do at this resort will cost you $10 to get in. However, the golf cart cave tour is beautiful. The museum is included in that ticket price and there are a couple of different restaurant options wish we would have tried the Mexican place.

We come here every visit to Branson. Take the golf cart tour and end up at the golf course to see how much more they have excavated. Plus lunch is always great at Annie's Barn.

So much history so worth the time to visit and see. Seeing a lock of George Washington hair and Abraham Lincolns was cool. Also seeing the flag that was draped on Abraham Lincolns coffin. Take the time to visit and enjoy.

The museum has a very impressive collection spanning the length of approximately 4 football fields! This was a bonus to The Top of the Rock Nature Trail, but it is an outstanding experience all on its own!

Don't be fooled, this museum is huge and to really take everything in, you'll need a couple hours. Very accessible but seniors beware...lots of walking! Fantastic museum with tons of artifacts from the area. Amazing!

AMAZING museum 😍 We were not expecting to find as many amazing artifacts here as we did!! So thankful Johnny Morris is a conservationist. This was a treat to see!

I'm sure it was nice but wasn't very family friendly so we rushed thru. If you're not traveling with kids probably more enjoyable but a staff lady at the beginning wasn't very welcoming and got onto one of the kids for talking too loud..

The golf tour was so much better than we thought! Had a blast!!!! The food at Arnold's Bar is soooo good! Try the nachos

Awesome museum. If you visit Top of the Rock, be sure not to miss visiting the museum. So packed with history.

Charming cottage-like buildings, with their cedar shake roof, porch swings, lush gardens & landscaping welcomes you to Cedar Creek Spa before you enter their doors. Walking thru the 'wooded' entryway brings you peace and relaxation. After sweet Sophia gave a tour of the perfectly , well-thoughout and designed facility we climbed into a warm robe, and sat fireside in comfortable leather chairs overlooking the back gardens before Kelly, a wonderful massage therapist, led me to my room to find the bed sat across from yet another fireplace. The room was perfectly dimmed, the music was relaxing & at a perfect level. And the bed. ..! Extremely, extremely comfortable every way. After receiving a wonderful massage, we enjoyed the Groto mineral pool. The entire experience was amazing.

Wow! We strongly recommend the spa. My wife and I had the couples massage & enjoyed the grotto! Exceptional service from Shiela, Mary, Kelly, Jeff, Grant, & Ashley!! Professionals all the way. Genuinely great people. We will make this an annual going forward. First class. Wonderful experience celebrating my wife’s birthday. 10 ⭐️ s

We used the cedar creek spa for hair and makeup for my wedding. Everyone was very kind and helpful and we all enjoyed my stylist! She was really informative before the services answering my questions. During she was very personable and helped make everything seem less overwhelming. I didn’t have much of a “vision” but gave her a few loose ideas of what I wanted and she absolutely nailed it for both hair and makeup!

The couples retreat was amazing! My wife loved Christin and Jeff gave what I truly to believe to be the best “sports” massage I’ve ever received! If you’re a golfer or guy I personally will tell you book Jeff between the rounds! My wife said Christin did AMAZING with her knots! She also was so warm and kind! Also took some time after and gave me some great advice on things I can do to help my wife’s shoulder/ neck! Great all around! Also shout out to Heather. We had a request she was able to make happen and it meant a lot to us!

Best Spa for hundreds of miles, hands down. Every single detail is so well thought out and this is a true luxury experience. The vibe and interior are gorgeous, serene, and relaxing. The amenities are amazing. There is a good variety of services available and pricing is in line with what I'd expect for a place like this. I loved that with the booking of one service you have access to all the amenities, definitely a great option if you're not wanting all the services. It was nice to have two hours of services booked, but be able to spend virtually all day relaxing. The only things I would change are: 1. Add a swimsuit dryer for clients who take advantage of the co-ed grotto pool and locker room pool. 2. Get bigger, fluffier towels. The size of the towels is lacking (for tall or plus sized people, they are nowhere near large enough). 3. Add an all-inclusive spa day package rather than having clients piece things together. Overall a great experience and I will 100% be back.

LOVE. Everything about this place is so beautiful, thought out, and clean. I felt so pampered and spent several hours there after my massage. All of the amenities are wonderful! The sauna was probably my favorite, followed by the grotto. It's dark and relaxing with a nice hot mineral water pool. The ice sauna was also a fun experience! My massage therapist was wonderful and the massage rooms were spacious and well decorated with awesome warmed massage tables. They also had indoor and outdoor showers available with the indoor having everything you need (shampoo, conditioner, bodywash.) Can't wait to come back!

The Princess Spa experience is worth every penny! We made some memories that will last a lifetime. Grateful for sweet Linda and all of the Cedar Creek Spa staff that made it such a beautiful day for my sweet princess.

Long Creek Marina at Big Cedar Lodge is the most beautiful location to bring your family! Every year we rent a boat for the 4th of July! We love to take our family out onto Table Rock Lake! The staff and crew at Long Creek Marina should receive a five star review for their customer service, great personalities and for always going the extra mile for guest! Kolby was the staff member who took care of us! He was great at everything! - We love Big Cedar

The team there are great. Nice easy 3 hours around the lake. Saw the legendary Crisco as well.

Great staff, great overview of the boat we rented and very helpful when returning.

Our family had a great time renting a pontoon boat and tube from Long Creek Marina. The staff were knowledgeable, courteous, and professional. The boat and tube were in good condition, and we all had a fun time! Would recommend to anyone.

Great rental options and even better service. Boston, Siena, & Kenna were great to work with.

Stopped in for some fuel and a snack. Clean marina with a nice little store and friendly employees!

It's just incredible. Dinner on the deck of the ship. Great service. Delicious dinner. Very friendly and welcoming crew of the ship. Live music. The girl sang beautifully. We are very satisfied. We will return there more than once.