moderate
3–5 hours
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness to navigate trails and climbing elements comfortably.
Discover Shepherd's Adventure Park in Branson for a family-friendly day packed with thrills, history, and stunning views. Explore unique attractions and outdoor fun in Missouri’s Ozarks.
Family Activities & Slides • TreeTop Trail & Tower Included • Historic Park
Experience the enchanting Shepherd’s Adventure Park, where the rich history of the Ozarks comes alive! Enjoy thrilling attractions like the TreeTop Sky Trail, Inspiration Tower, and Lil Pete’s Playland. Perfect for families, this park offers a unique blend of adventure and nostalgia, making it a memorable outing for all ages.
Kids 3 & under are FREE!
Check calendar for specific dates & times
The entrance is located by the main park area, near the restaurant and playhouse theater. Please park in the main parking lot and look for the Shepherd's Adventure Park arch.
Park Super Ticket is select dates only! Select days include Tuesday-Thursday during summer and weekends during our PumpkinFest and North Pole Adventure events. Enter through the main entrance.
The park is the authentic setting of the world-famous novel, Shepherd of the Hills. Now in modern day, your family can explore the setting of where the Ozarks began. Plus, your little ones can have a blast in our Lil Pete’s Playland.
So Much to See & Do! General admission includes:
Tickets bought at the gate are $5 more. Save & buy online!
Take a ride on the coaster, Inspiration Tower, Ropes Course, and Farm for only $39.95. Check out our operating schedule or buy tickets below. (Must park at main/east entrance by Aunt Mollie’s and Restaurant area.)
Trails and attractions like the TreeTop Sky Trail involve walking and some climbing, so sturdy shoes are recommended.
Carry water with you, especially in the warmer months, as outdoor activities can quickly dehydrate you.
To avoid crowds and maximize your experience, plan to arrive soon after the park opens.
The Ozark weather can change rapidly, so dress in layers and bring rain gear if necessary.
The park is situated in the area where Harold Bell Wright’s novel "Shepherd of the Hills" was set, reflecting Ozark culture of the early 1900s.
The park promotes environmental education and practices habitat preservation to protect local flora and fauna.
Provides grip and support for walking and climbing on varied terrain.
Staying hydrated is important during outdoor adventure activities, especially in the heat.
summer specific
Helpful for spring showers and unexpected changes in weather.
spring specific
Protects skin from sun exposure during prolonged outdoor time.
summer specific