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.
Shepherd's Adventure Park in Branson, Missouri offers an unforgettable private outdoor experience that perfectly blends adventure, history, and family fun. Located in the heart of the Ozarks, this park is the enchanting setting of "Shepherd of the Hills," a story that brings the area's rich heritage to life. Visitors can enjoy exhilarating attractions like the TreeTop Sky Trail, where you navigate rope bridges and zip lines high above the forest floor, and Inspiration Tower, which provides sweeping views of the surrounding landscape. For families with younger kids, Lil Pete’s Playland offers a safe and creative play area filled with activities to spark imagination and energy. Whether you’re interested in exploring the historical roots of the region or seeking exciting outdoor activities, The Shepherd of the Hills caters to all ages and interests. The park’s well-maintained trails and interactive exhibits provide an educational yet entertaining day out, making it a must-visit destination when in Branson. Expect warm hospitality and a vibrant atmosphere that highlights the natural beauty and cultural stories of Missouri’s Ozark region. Perfect for a day trip or an extended stay, this private event offers a timeless adventure steeped in local flavor.
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