Chalets on Table Rock Lake

Loved the place. It will sleep 15. Unfortunately, two of our party got sick and couldn't make it. We were planning on 9. With only 7, it was huge. Three levels, two fireplaces. Full kitchen. Very rustic. I'd love to own it myself.

This is our second year coming and probably the last, because our lake house will be finished by next summer. We have stayed a lot of places in the area over the years and honestly this is probably the best. We definitely love the multiple pools and beautiful views. Rooms are always very clean and cozy.

I’ve been here twice and stayed in their lodges both times. Once in 2015 with 4 other families, all of us with children under the age of 5 at the time. And just recently during Memorial Day weekend with my mother, my siblings and their spouses, and with kids ranging from 3 to 8 years old. The accommodations and amenities were really good during our last stay but they have greatly improved. Our water went out our 2nd day there and maintenance addressed it quickly. The process to rent a platoon was simple and straightforward and in my opinion, extremely affordable. They provided kayaks, paddle boards and life jackets for free on the dock for everyone to use. It seemed like all the villas, lodges and cottages were fully booked during our stay but the resort didn’t seem crowded at all. I highly recommend this place if you’re looking for a lake vacation. I’m sure my family and friends will continue going for years to come.

If I could give half stars, I would have given 4.5. Before we arrived, Roger, the grounds manager, let us know there was an issue with one of the AC units and that one of the rooms may be a little hot, but they had it fixed right away before 10AM the next morning. Then someone in my party left one of their bags in the unit and they shipped it off the next day after we confirmed it was hers. We knew what we were getting into before we came, so we grabbed groceries and all the things before we got there. They truly have everything you need and since it's a smaller place - it's not crowded. Only item I would point out, is that we didn't have bait/tackle when we got there - we thought maybe there would be small store or something on site we could get that from, but there's one a few miles away. This is a great place - just do your research before you go.

Our family held our reunion at the Chalets this year & we loved this special spot!! The accommodations are spacious & the lake views are gorgeous. All of the amenities made a week here fly by. ..the kids could putt putt in a safe location & the 2 pools were well used. We love the kid sized canoes & adult paddle boards. We couldn't believe how nice the pizza party was...fun music & games plus a welcome break from cooking in the middle of our week stay!!

It's been 3 years since we've been back, and it was just as wonderful as the last. So many things to do and so relaxing. The cabins are the best because we have a big group and it's close to the dock, and they are very clean. My kids love the kayaking and putt putt golf. Thank you for a great experience!

We spent 3 nights in villa 8. The house and lake front was such a treat. The property is very well maintained. They have basketball court, shuffle board, mini golf, and other activities on campus for guests to use for free. We enjoyed our stay and definitely coming back.

Everything about our stay was exactly what our family wanted. It started the moment my granddaughter walked in and kept pointing and saying "Look, big bear!" The pontoon boat rental was easy and the appreciation ice cream and balloon art were a hit with the kids. Having kayaks, paddle boards, playground, and so much more gave us the relaxing family time we needed. Especially loved that nothing felt crowded. The biggest hit however was the pool with the slide. Most of our time spent just laughing and making memories there. Thanks to Roger and the staff who were always available, smiling and so helpful. We all hated leaving.

Very clean, beautiful cabins. We stayed in the Mossy Moose recently for a family reunion and were more than comfortable. Beds were very nice, kitchen was well stocked with cookware, appliances, and spices. Loved having that second refrigerator on the bottom floor. The layout is great, very open. It's nice being on a quieter part of the lake too, and the view from here is nice. If anything came up, management was all over it. For example, the coffee machine wasn't working well, and they had us a brand new one in 30 min. When the Internet went out, they brought someone out that same day to fix it! The customer service was excellent! We rented a pontoon there - great experience! And they have so many activities and amenities included for all ages. For example, a free ice cream party by the pool- complete with a clown that did balloon animals. We were definitely not bored. Perfect for families. Definitely recommend! Great place to stay!! I'm sure our family will be back.

This Chalet was dirty, not maintained, walls peeling water issues, blinds were broken, decks screwed closed unable to use, walls in dining area are so bad has corner bead exposed, sliding door was installed without a lock installed unable to secure unit very unsafe for when you leave the unit or sleeping.

Just finished our stay in the cottages (#2) at the Chalets on Table Rock Lake. Since it was just 4 of us, renting a lodge made little sense, but my niece and her family did rent the elk lodge-on the lake- so we had extended family stay here on our recommendation as well. As always, the Chalets-run by the Faria family-did not disappoint. The cottage was very clean and well maintained. Kitchen stocked with all our needs as well as the bathrooms. We rented a golf cart to carry these older bones back and forth to the lake and pool (not entirely necessary) but proved a godsend! The resort has a great mini golf, volleyball and a new acquistion-a pickleball court! The pool was magnificent as well. I have no problem recommending the Chalets and if you are looking for some peace and quiet, a short 30 minutes away from the hustle and bustle of Branson, this is your place. A shout out to Roger, jack of all trades, who makes sure the resort runs smoothly and all your needs are met. You will not be disappointed! Take a trip to the Chalets on Table Rock Lake....make some great memories like we do!!!!

I love this place. We hold our family reunions here each year and we all love it! The pools are awesome, property well maintained, and fun things to do - lake sports, putt-putt golf, tree house, volleyball, etc. each year they add updates so it just keeps getting better!

Gorgeous home. The quality of all amenities are very nice. The view was incredible. However, the a/c has a governor on it. I paid a very good amount of money to stay on a vacation with friends and family, not to be told that I can't control the ac below 68 degrees. Which wasn't really 68. The maintenance man showed up and told me he "couldn't" take the governor off of it. I contacted the front desk and they redirected me to the maintenance man. Needless to say it was hot and uncomfortable sleeping. It ruined the 4 days we stayed. So they want your money, a premium, but they want to save their money by not letting you lower the a/c below 68? Don't get me wrong... the property is beautiful. But they seem to not really care about you when you get there.

A couple of weeks ago we went down to try to get in one last weekend of summer and had a great stay in cottage #3. We had already had our "real" vacation at the beginning of summer and spent a fortune and wanted to get in one last vacation before the weather turned. Since we'd already spent our budgeted vacation money early we wanted to find something affordable and were tickled pink to find the Chalets. We really couldn't find a better deal, price wise, with as big of units and so much to do at a lake resort. Can't wait to go back next summer.

We just stayed at the Chalets again this Memorial Weekend. The new duplex cabins are built and have incredible lake view/front and their own pool with a negative edge water fall and a hot tub. It also has a splash play area with fountains for the kids. They are amazing! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and the owner was always around. He told us they are about to start construction on a indoor pool with a lazy river. Fully stocked fullsize kitchens, great master overlooking lake with a huge walk-in shower, two living areas with tv's. Great place to stay. We have made it back at least once a year since they opened.

French chalet - four star resort with unbelievable view of table rock lake. Boat dock tie ups, boat rentals, In-door and outdoor pools, spa, movie theater, ice cream and soda shop, high end gift shop, gym and so much more. Fabulous Sunday brunch each week and on holidays they really roll out the red carpet. Valet parking, beautiful grounds best in Branson. After we stayed there for a week, we moved to Branson! You'll fall in love.

Our extended family of 9 has rented homes for group vacations numerous times. This is by far the best location we have experienced. We rented Timber Wolf Lodge and it is lovely. The main floor has an open floor plan that encouraged the family to hang out together. The kitchen is large and was well enough stocked that my foodie brother only needed a select few of his own tools to prepare Thanksgiving dinner. There is a play ground, swimming pool, kids zip line, and ice machine on the grounds. There were 2 main TV's and a great division of bedrooms on the three floors which gave us plenty of space when together time became a little much. We drove into Branson twice for a shows and felt that the trade off for the seclusion vs the drive was well worth it. If you are looking for a rental in the area, check it out.

Absolutely LOVED the Chalets. We stayed in Black Bear and could not have been more pleased. The cabins were beautiful, the pool was so fun (kids loved the waterslide), the dock was really convenient and great for swimming. The zip line was a huge hit. Fully equipped kitchen, wi-fi worked well, nice linens. Beds were a big hard, but bearable. Enjoyed the mid-week barbeque. Support staff helpful and friendly. We will definitely be back!

Stayed at the Timber Wolf chalet in the summer of 2013. If you don't care to read the rest of this review, I'll say it upfront, this is absolutely the BEST place to stay in the Branson area. We had been staying at Big Cedar every year for the past 10 years. Chalets on Table Rock was recommended to us by a friend and we decided to give it a try this year. We couldn't be more impressed or pleased. The only drawback is that it is pretty far from Branson, farther than Big Cedar - some may see this as an advantage though. Most nights we like to go into town, but it appeared that most of the other guests there were content to stay at the resort. And this I could understand, because the property really is fantastic. The pool is gorgeous and spacious. The chalet is the highest quality and right next to the lake (a very short stone's throw). All top-end appliances, granite counters, the entire chalet screams luxury. We really felt we got more than we paid for (and it wasn't cheap - but certainly less expensive than big cedar). The dock is huge with a couple of swings. We didn't spend much time on the dock, but others were fishing and some had rented boats (I imagine they had the most fun). We did ride one of the paddle boats (they have some canoes and paddle boats free for the guests) - it was fun for a short while. They have some other amenities like a sand volleyball court, basketball court, bikes, and a zip line. We spent a little time on some of those, but most of the time we just enjoyed the chalet just hanging out on the deck. They have nice seating on both the upper and lower decks. The pool is great in the evening. It is heated with gorgeous landscaping and lighting, just a great place to hang out. We have found our new yearly hangout in Branson. *Saw in a previous review someone mention having some booking issues. We worked through Valerie who was very helpful and patient through all of our questions. The booking process was very smooth even though we were a little confused at first with the pricing (I understand that the pricing has been updated on the website and explained more clearly).

My family and I just got back from our long weekend at the Chalets and there are some things that impressed me and others that really did not. First, my reservation process was not the most smooth. The individual, Valerie, that I spoke with on the phone was likely new because she didn't seem to know the answers to my questions. I did get the reservation booked but it was for $47 more than the quoted price on the internet. I followed up via email and was told there was a minimum 4 night stay so an extra fee was added. I understood that, but it certainly should have been explained on the phone. The "check-in" process is easy because they send you an email with the code to your place. That of course doesn't make me feel too safe because I'm sure these codes do not get changed often. Nothing went wrong but I didn't like that too much. We stayed in Cottage #4 for the price of $335 for two nights and $277 for one night plus the extra $48 for the 4 night minimum rule and a cleaning fee of $150. For what the cottage was, this is too much. The cottage is decent, but right when I walked in, there was a giant dark stain on the carpet. Not inviting whatsoever. There are big cracks in the drywall, there was food stuck in the carpet right in front of the couch, and one of the grills was so dirty I wouldn't let my worst enemy use it (luckily there was another one in better shape but I still used foil to cook on). I washed all the dishes we needed to use because they looked dirty when I pulled them out. The outside was also neglected with cans of chewing tobacco, beer cans, water bottles, old flip flops and cigarette butts everywhere. The outside mess was dealt with by a caretaker named Roger who was nice as can be. The place was clean where it counted with fresh linens, clean bathrooms and a clean kitchen. The beds were comfortable and there was plenty of space for all of us plus the dog. There were plenty of extras available like trash bags, plastic wrap, plenty of utensils, etc. My main issue is that when I'm paying so much for a place, it better be well maintained! Another reason I'm so up and down about this place are the grounds. There's a beautiful pool, two fire pits with plenty of seating, a sand volleyball court, playground, and a dock with slips to rent, a large swimming area, two picnic tables, kayaks, canoes, and a water trampoline. Loved all of those extras. They were a major plus. On Friday, my family had the dock to ourselves the entire day so we just got to hang out and let the dog run around and have a blast. The icing on the expensive cake was when one of the tenants of the nicer chalets (they have chalets on the water and cottages a little further back on the property) told me they were only paying $183 a night. My head almost exploded. Maybe they had a deal but when I'm getting nickel and dimed on a minimum rental and they have a much nicer place for $340 less dollars, I was annoyed. So overall it's hard to know how to feel about the place. The grounds were gorgeous and my family had a great time. At the same time, I feel like I was gypped and the cottage needed some help. The pluses outweighed the minuses so three stars it is.

Stayed here in the off season in February and it was the PERFECT getaway for my family!!! Happened to be a warm weekend and we were able to take advantage of the free mini-golf, shuffleboard and hot tub (it snowed when we were in the hot tub!!!). The lodge we stayed in was top notch quality with plenty of room for our family to spread out and do our own thing. The owner was very easy to work with and the property manager was more than helpful, even salting our stairs when it snowed. We will definitely be returning!!

First...the Villas are very nice. New, well constructed, nicely appointed and nothing in them is particularly cheap. The things to do onsite are good for children and families, putt-putt golf, boat dock with tubes, paddle boats, life jackets provided, etc. There is a Zip-line for use as well. The beds are very comfortable. These are the positives. The negatives are: If you bring a boat, you will need to use a ramp which is 20 miles away in Lampe proper. Baxter's Marina does NOT have a ramp, but the state park campground does. The "ramp" advertised is a dirt road leading to the water that locals use to put in Jon boats,etc. I checked it out on Google Earth in advance and am sure glad I did. You can see where a number of people have been stuck using that mud ramp. Not suitable for normal size boats. The weekend we were there, the internet went out. I called the maintenance man but it was not fixed until Monday. All of the units were out...not just ours. It was fixed when the regular crew came on Monday so it could have been fixed on Saturday if they had tried. This would normally not be a big issue, but one thing they will tell you is that reception is not good for any cellular phone or hot spot. We own several redundant devices and none of them would work from this location. So...if the internet they provide is out...you are without communications. The instructions for use and clearance are annoyingly "direct". I like direct, but I don't like to be threatened. It was made vividly clear that if you took an inside towel to the pool and it became clorine-stained, you would be paying $15. There were other "directions" that detracted from the welcoming atmosphere which could have been put forth. Nothing major and we are compliance type of people, but it was annoying. A few more "pleases" would have gone a long way. They seem to want to provide nice things for you to use, but were obsessing about the use...sort of a contradiction. Lastly, if you want seclusion...this is the place for you. There is virtually nothing relatively close. Branson is 45 minutes away. Stores in Kimberling City are north of Lampe about 30 minutes away. One or two good restaurants in Lampe exist, but they have odd operating days. So, be prepared to come and take care of yourselves; i.e., cooking, entertainment, etc., or be prepared to drive. The hills and roads are narrow and steep, so driving is tedious. I gave this 3 stars because the negatives I elaborated on can be fixed and it will be up to the management if they choose to make these great villa's better or dismiss my comments. One will notice I did not mention money. The four nights came to $1600, but that is not an issue...or my issue. I am glad to pay for nice things...and they can do better with some relatively simple fixes...that do not cost money. Lastly, the ladies who man the rental desk are very nice and responsive. Unfortunately, I do not think they have visited the property. I was telling them things about the ramp, etc., and one of them indicated they had not been there. A one day visit to the property would certainly enhance their operating abilities. I was glad to give them updated information on the boat ramp, etc., but I know they would have rather been able to provide accurate information upfront. However, these ladies did a fine job and clearly are the lynch-pins of this operation.

We had the best time! We stayed in Villa #6. We had six adults and 3 kids and had plenty of room. The kitchen was FULLY stocked. The only thing it didn't have was a citrus juicer, so it was a bit tricky making our margaritas! :) Otherwise there was EVERYTHING you could possibly need--cookie sheets, baking dishes, trash bags, extra paper towels, silverware, coffee cups, a sharp set of kitchen knives, corkscrew, can opener, blender, hand mixer--I mean everything was there. And the house itself was so great--beautiful furniture, granite in the kitchen and all bathrooms. No expense was spared. The two pools were great, gorgeous and clean. The property itself was well maintained. We rented a boat for the day and it went off without a hitch. Lots of paddle boards and kayaks to use as well as a lily pad for the kids to jump off of. We only stayed 3 nights and will most definitely stay much longer next time.

Excellent lakeside resort for a family! There are so many fun things to do and the view from the back deck is gorgeous. The staff is professional and accommodating while the villas are well equipped and roomy.

Our family of 3 children and spouses and 6 grandchildren (ages 8 - 13) thoroughly enjoyed The Chalet at Table Rock. Kitchen was fully equipped and large enough to have extra people in the kitchen helping cook. Air conditioning was a welcome plus. Bed linens and even the toilet paper was of the highest quality. There were so many amenities for the grandchildren to use...zip lining, lovely pool with long slide, hot tub, playground equipment, kayaks, canoes and paddle boats (all free to the guests with life jackets provided for our use), a volleyball court for our family competition, basketball court, bicycles for our use as guests, and just swimming off the boat dock with very nice ladders provided to get in and out of the lake. The most enjoyable amenity was the very large trampoline that floated in the lake just off the boat dock. When they got tired, they just jumped into the water. The registration was done over the phone and internet which worked out beautifully for us. Everyone wished they could spend the next week there again. The janitor was a very helpful individual also. We would recommend highly the Chalets on Table Rock to anyone.

We just stayed at the big buck chalet Sept 22-29th.. There were 12 of us total. 8 adults and 4 kids. When we first walked in we were more than impressed! There was a huge stone fireplace with tall ceilings and a "big Buck" mounted on the stone fireplace. Our kids stayed downstairs and played on the awesome pool table and watched movies on the big screen tv. The adults had the upstairs all to ourselves which we loved. They have tons of amenities that keep us busy during our week stay. The Hot tub was hot and clean and the lakeviews were spectacular. They had a huge gas grill we used 3 times during our stay. The beds were super comfy!! The kitchen was well equipped with almost everything. (The only thing I could suggest would be a toaster oven). We made s'mores on one of the outdoor firepits and the kids rode the zip line almost everyday. There was a sand volleyball court and basketball we used too. We enjoyed the free kayaks and canoes and even went fishing one Morning in one and caught 6 fish! The big water trampoline was a huge hit, not only for our family but a lot of others used it too. The pool was nicer here than where we stayed in cancun, we felt like somedays we were on the only ones there. Plenty of loungers to look over the pool and waterfalls. The kids wouldn't get off the waterslide(but they sure got a lot of exercise). This place was everything we hoped for, and then some. We already made reservations for next year and want to make this an annual visit for our family. Thanks for the great memories.

We love this resort. Stayed in the cottages here a few weeks ago and had the time of our life. It's a little out of te way and hard to find but it's the best. The people are so nice and it's a very family centered resort. Can't wait to go back.

Our whole family with grandchildren stayed for a week. 14 of us that ranged from 1yr. old to 61 and we all had so much fun. This place is amazing. We were there a week and did not get to all of the activities that were available. We kept our boat in the slip which was very nice. We used the paddle boats, paddle board, canoes, kayak's, swimming, mini golf, shuffle board, sand volleyball and enjoyed the nice pools and splash park, water slide and hot tubs. The villa was very very well equipped from all Kitchen needs - which we made all our meals there, beds were very comfortable, All the TV's and space in general inside plus four restrooms were great. I can't say enough about this place. We weren't even gone and my children and grandchildren were saying when can we come back - this was awesome. We will be going back. Roger and everyone there are great people, so were the other vacationers.