The Shepherd of the Hills

Visited multiple times; with some nice experiences at first. The gentleman cooking some days, Mr. Pat, who’s usually roasting the corn outside is pleasant to talk to; grassroots gentleman. Spoke with him last year and he held conversation for the better part of an hour even though he was busy cooking. Beautiful sunsets and nice folk around the park. Was hoping to run into him again. Visited recently and spoke with 3 or 4 polite employees who held conversation as well; and even inquired about my life. Towards close a plainly dressed older man hollered at me across the lot. He didn’t identify himself but approached me and aggressively informed me I had “spooked” 2 of the employees from the way I was chatting with them, got in my face, and notified me I was to leave the premises immediately and not to return, and that the police were on the way. I obliged immediately - though I tried to get a word in as I walked towards the parking lot. He was too busy bragging about his military accolade and acting like a tough guy for any kind of dialogue - a far cry from Pat, for example. The police claim was a bluff; I myself went straight to the Branson police station as well as spoke with a Sheriff deputy who wasn’t familiar with a call. Later in the evening (almost midnight) I got a call from the same Sheriff I’d spoken to earlier that I received a “trespass;” meaning I’m not allowed on the grounds. Normally I thank veterans when I can, but apparently some like the gentleman I mentioned at the park get bored enough that they have to puff up their chest and find someone to intimidate. Aberrant behavior. You really “saved the day” from a regular customer - spooky indeed.

We bought the package with whodunnit and wild West. The whodunnit was indoors with dinner. Fun comedy with audience participation. They then had trolley to take us to lookout to look over different areas of Branson( had elevator). They then took us by trolley to outdoor wild west show. This show had excellent horse riders to a gentleman who could do rope tricks. Excellent family outing with teenagers. Both shows has comedy. I had no expectations but absolutely loved!!! Highly recommended. If you have a kid who like horses or cowboys this is your show. There are several times they have loud fake guns- just know if you have child with autism ahead of time for covering ears.

The show was great we got there early to look around. A little warm

Our Shepard of the Hills experience was absolutely amazing!!! The tour is a must…we had Cowboy John as our guide and he did an outstanding job…the best tour we have ever been on! The Wild West show was top notch as well! Restaurant has great food and the shops are so fun! We had to end our vacation so we missed the outdoor drama and mountain coaster but we plan to attend the next time we visit!

Great story of the beginning of the area.

The Mountain Coaster was a great time. I was a little disappointed that the ropes course was not open when we visited as my son was really excited to give it a try.

My family of four really enjoyed this place. Initially, we didn't even have this in our plan because it didn't come up in searches for family activities in Branson. I'm so glad we found this mid trip. We went on a Wednesday and the zipline canopy tours were sold out for the day so schedule those in advance. The park itself is fun, some really fun things for kids, like the dueling tube slide, ninja course and treetop treehouse. My kids really liked the home made carnival games and game house with wooden board games.

We scheduled the Zipline canopy tours for Friday, came back Friday and it was, without a doubt, the best decision. I have two boys, 6 and 9, and they had a blast. Eli and Daphne were amazing guides who made sure to make the experience memorable for our boys.

This place is a must is if you're in Branson.

The outdoor drama show was incredible!!🤩🤩 My whole family was there and we enjoyed it immensely! It was as I imagined it by reading the book!🤗 I loved young Matt and Sammy (aka Caden Phillips and Wynston Crain)🤗 They made me so happy!! I highly recommend reading/listening to the book before going. It'll make alot more sense in my opinion 😁

First time to visit. A lot of fee kid activities. We did the who dunnit hoedown dinner show. We enjoyed it. We thought the food was good and the staff very friendly. I thought the ticket office and restaurant area was decorated nicely. It was clean and inviting. Would visit again.

Very easy to get to. Was not crowded. The views were wonderful. I went on a hot day so it was pretty warm at the top.

Cowboy John was wonderful. The scenery and the knowledge he shared was great. He was friendly and made the story vivid and fun.

Went to Million Dallor Quartet and it far exceeded my expectation. Absolutely great. Story line of early Sun Records history. Awesome vocals. Dinner was great and sweet tea good! Well worth the money. Only small thing was the vocals could not be heard as clear as the instrument. Maybe better sound equipment or speakers or something. Sometimes hard to hear narrator “Sam Phillips”… could hear piano player “Jerry Lee Lewis” very well and wish I’d heard everyone’s as well. A lot of talent on that stage. Elvis redition of “peace in the valley” brought me to tears. Sooo worth every penny and I would go again! Oh and I love the seating at tables and not like this small theatre chairs! It was very comfy. BBQ was also excellent. I tipped wait staff as they were excellent as well! I’m picky and never give this kind of complement.

We saw this show 9 years ago and loved it. But we were very disappointed seeing it again this year. The audio was not good. Line delivery was slowwwwww. Preshow and intermission were highlights. The script might need a rework.

Food was delicious. Songs are great and fun! Servers are phenomenal.

Me and my kids had such an amazing experience with the zip line tour. Our guides were what made the experience so unforgettable absolutely top notch. I would highly recommend this tour