Photo thanks to Bull Creek RV Park
Bull Creek RV Park
A small, spotless, newly renovated RV park on a clear spring-fed creek north of Branson, with big back-in concrete sites, full hookups and the shows about 10 minutes away.
Branson, Missouri · on Bull Creek, about 10 minutes north of downtown
Season
Year-round
Fall show season books up first
Elevation
About 730 ft
On Bull Creek in the Ozark hills
Hookups
Full hookups
30/50 amp, city water and sewer
Big rigs
Up to 50 ft
Back-in only; 10×50 ft concrete pads
Updated October 8, 2026 · Details checked against the park’s website
On Bull Creek, north of Branson
The Bull Creek experience
A newly renovated 39-site park on a clear, spring-fed creek, with level concrete back-in sites, room between neighbors and a campground feel, about 10 minutes from downtown Branson. There’s no pool; the creek is the swimming hole.
Full hookups30/50 amp, city water and sewer at all 39 sites
Big concrete pads10×50 ft back-in pads, about 30 ft between sites
Creek accessAbout 400 ft of spring-fed Bull Creek for wading and fishing
Community fire pitBig fire pit and patio, plus a fire ring at every site
HammocksHammocks and chairs in the shade by the creek
Dog parkFenced dog park; leashed pets welcome
Free Wi-FiNo password needed
Restrooms & showersNew bathhouse that reviewers praise as very clean
LaundryOn site, next to the bathhouse
Yard games & courtsVolleyball, basketball, cornhole and washers
Creekside Coffee & Co.Coffee and breakfast trailer just outside the exit
Cabins & RV rentalsGlamping cabins, some with hot tubs, and turn-key RVs
Welcome centerFirewood and s’mores kits for sale
Life at camp
What guests say
The park report card
We don’t recycle other sites’ reviews, but the published scores tell a clear story: RVers rave about how clean, quiet and spacious it is, and the rare complaint is about the strict cancellation fees.
How RVers rate it
Category scores from Campendium reviewers, out of 5
Field notes from RVers
Longest rig RVers report42 ft May 2024
Cell signal reportedAT&T 5GT-Mobile 5G
Last reported nightly rate$40 Dec 2024
As reported by Campendium and RV LIFE users. The longest rig is a 42 ft fifth wheel from a May 2024 Campendium review; RV LIFE members reported paying $59–$91 a night from July to September 2026. Confirm rates, site lengths and policies with the park before you go.
Off US-65 at Route F
Getting there
Bull Creek sits on Haney Road about 1.5 miles east of US-65, at the Route F and Ozark Mountain Highroad (MO-76) interchange north of Branson.
From Springfield and the north: US-65 south to the Route F / Ozark Mountain Highroad (MO-76) interchange, then east on Route F about 1.5 miles to Haney RdFrom downtown Branson and the 76 Strip: US-65 north to the same interchange, then east on Route F
US-65 · ROUTE F / MO-76
Set your GPS
150 Haney Rd, Branson, MO 65616
To downtown Branson*About 10 min
To the 76 StripAbout 14 min
To Silver Dollar CityAbout 15 min
From SpringfieldAbout 50 min
Check in 3–8 p.m. Call or text the office if you’ll arrive later. Unhook a towed car in the gravel lot by the pavilion; the park road is one-way.
Bull Creek can flood after heavy rain. The park evacuates guests in order when it does, usually for 12–24 hours, and credits lost nights as a gift certificate.
*Drive times are from OpenStreetMap routing and are approximate; Branson traffic on show nights and fall weekends can add a lot. Locator map is approximate, not for navigation.
Around Branson
Around Branson
Silver Dollar City, the 76 Strip, historic downtown and Table Rock Lake are all within about 25 minutes.
Photo thanks to Jeremy Thompson (CC BY 2.0)
Silver Dollar City
An 1880s-themed theme park west of town, known for working craftspeople, roller coasters and big seasonal festivals.
Photo thanks to Tony Webster (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Historic Downtown Branson
Main Street’s shops and cafés sit next to Branson Landing, the waterfront shopping district on Lake Taneycomo.
Photo thanks to Brad A. Totman (public domain)
The 76 Strip
76 Country Boulevard is Branson’s strip of theaters, shows and attractions, including the ship-shaped Titanic Museum.
Photo thanks to Bruce Grembowski (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Table Rock Lake
The big lake southwest of town has marinas, swimming beaches and Table Rock State Park below the dam.
More places to stay
Other parks worth a look
The three closest RV parks to Bull Creek, by drive time.
Photo thanks to America’s Best Campground
America’s Best Campground
Branson’s most-reviewed RV resort, with 155 full-hookup sites, a pool and pull-thrus up to 94 ft.
Photo thanks to the City of Branson
Branson Lakeside RV Park
The city’s own RV park on Lake Taneycomo, a short trolley ride from Branson Landing and downtown.
Photo thanks to Tall Pines Campground
Tall Pines Campground
A budget-friendly wooded campground on MO-265, about 4 minutes from Silver Dollar City.
Before you book
Plan your stay
Everything that decides whether Bull Creek fits your rig, your dates and your budget, in one place.
Our take: a small, spotless, newly renovated park on a clear spring-fed creek, with big level concrete sites, room between neighbors and Branson’s shows about 10 minutes away. It’s back-in only, there’s no pool, and prices climb in the fall show season, so book early and pack water shoes for the creek.
Park ratesSample quotes from the booking page · checked Oct 8, 2026
Winter weeknight (Jan)$50–$60 /night
Summer Saturday (July)$77.50 /night
Fall weeknight (mid-Oct)$84–$91 /night
RVers paid (Jul–Sep 2026)$59–$91 /night
Long-term (30 nights, Nov)$665–$855 /month
Bull Creek prices each site and date in its booking system, so these are sample quotes for one RV and one adult, as shown before checkout; taxes or fees may be added. The shorter sites (32–39) cost less. Long-term stays of 30+ nights carry a $100 deposit that isn’t refundable within 30 days of arrival.
Prices are subject to change at any time and may vary by date, season and availability. For the latest pricing, check the park’s booking page or call (417) 605-2038.
Typical July afternoon
Branson88°
Phoenix107°
Warm, humid summers: 19° cooler than Phoenix in July; January highs average about 43°.
Is it right for you?
Who it suits, what to consider, and why RVers rave about it.
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Site types
From $50 a night in winter; the fall show season costs the most.
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Rates & policies
Cancellation, check-in, pets, flood and freeze rules.
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Before you book
Questions to ask before you reserve.
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Bull Creek RV Park is a small, independently owned RV park on Bull Creek, just off US-65 north of Branson. It was renovated with new paving, concrete pads and a new bathhouse, and it suits RVers who want a quiet, outdoorsy base for the shows rather than a resort with a pool.
Best for
- Creek lovers: about 400 ft of clear, spring-fed Bull Creek for wading, floating and fishing, with hammocks on the bank.
- Big rigs to 50 ft: every site has a 10×50 concrete pad plus gravel parking, and an RVer reports backing in a 42 ft fifth wheel easily.
- Dog owners: a fenced dog park and plenty of grass to walk.
- Show-goers who want quiet: downtown and the 76 Strip are 10–15 minutes away, but nights are calm.
Consider this
- Every site is back-in; there are no pull-thrus.
- No pool or playground; the creek and yard games are the fun.
- Bull Creek floods after heavy rain, and the park evacuates when it does (lost nights come back as a credit, not a refund).
- Cancellation fees start two weeks out, and there are no refunds for bad weather.
Summer in Branson
Typical July afternoon
88°
Branson
Branson airport station
107°
Phoenix
Phoenix Sky Harbor
19 degrees cooler than Phoenix, with nights near 69°. Normal July highs, 1991–2020.
All 39 RV sites are back-in with a 10×50 ft concrete pad, about 25 ft of gravel parking, full hookups (30/50 amp, city water and sewer), a fire ring and a picnic table. Prices are set per site and date.
Winter From $50/night
Weeknight quotes of $50–$60 in January. Bring a heated hose: one is required below freezing.
Summer About $78/night
Summer Saturdays were quoted at $77.50 for every site, the best time to enjoy the creek.
Fall shows From $84/night
Branson’s fall and Christmas show season costs the most: $84–$91 on an October weeknight.
Long-term From $665/month
A 30-night November stay was quoted at $665–$855, depending on the site.
NightlyFrom $50Varies by site, date and season
MonthlyFrom $66530+ nights; $100 deposit
Check-in3–8 p.m.Out by 11 a.m.
Cancellation15+ days out$1 fee; $50–$100 closer in
WeatherNo refundsFlood nights credited as a gift certificate
PetsWelcomeLeashed; bring vaccination records
Rig lengthUp to 50 ftSites 32–39 are shorter
SitesBack-in only10×50 ft concrete pads
TowingUnhook in the lotGravel lot by the pavilion
Freezing tempsHeated hoseRequired below freezing
Checked against bullcreekrv.com and its booking page on October 8, 2026. Rates are set per site and date and change with the season, weekends and events; see the booking page or call (417) 605-2038 for current prices. Cancel 15 or more days out and you pay only a $1 processing fee; closer in, fees run $50–$100 per site.
Good to know before you pull in
Five things that change your booking
Ask these on the phone before you reserve.
- What will my total be? Ask for the price with any taxes and fees included for your exact site and dates.
- Which site fits my rig? Sites 1–31 are the longer ones; give your length so you aren’t moved.
- Is there a minimum stay? Some dates and holidays may require two or more nights.
- What if the creek rises? Ask how the flood plan works for your site.
- Is electric included on long-term stays? Confirm before booking 30 nights or more.
Know before you go
Frequently asked questions
A few details before you hit the road.
Season: Year-round
Ready for a creekside Branson trip?
Back into a big concrete site, wade the creek in the morning and drive 10 minutes to the shows at night. Book direct with Bull Creek for current rates and availability.
Thank you to the people behind these photos and this video. Please support them by giving their work a look. The park photos come from Bull Creek RV Park, with our thanks. Video: J & J Journey Journals on YouTube. Area photos via Wikimedia Commons: Jeremy Thompson (Silver Dollar City; CC BY 2.0), Tony Webster (downtown Branson; CC BY-SA 2.0), Brad A. Totman (Titanic Museum; public domain) and Bruce Grembowski (Table Rock Lake; CC BY-SA 4.0); the images were resized. Other-park photos: America’s Best Campground, the City of Branson and Tall Pines Campground. Review-site logos are trademarks of their owners.
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