Discover the best top things to do in Ridgedale, United States including Cedar Mountain Stables, Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum, "End of the Trail" All-American Wine Cellar, Top of the Rock Golf Course, Cedar Creek Spa at Big Cedar Lodge, Lost Canyon Nature Trail and Cave, Lost Canyon Nature Trail - Top of the Rock, Camp Long Creek at Big Cedar Lodge, Big Cedar Lodge, Top of the Rock Ozarks Heritage Preserve.
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5.0 based on 12 reviews
Located at Big Cedar on Table Rock Lake, this stable offers a variety of activities and events including: pony rides, horseback rides, carriage rides, campfire wagon tours & holiday light tours.
5.0 based on 306 reviews
We are proud to present the Ancient Ozarks Natural History Museum, built by Johnny Morris, to share the rich history of the Ozarks and the animals and people who came before us. Featured items in the museum include a woolly mammoth, a saber toothed cat, giant ground sloth skeletons and prehistoric cave bears. Through artifacts, images, text and video you’ll learn about the Ozarks and the people and animals that lived here over 12,000 years ago up through the Civil War era. Nowhere else can outdoor enthusiasts, families and history buffs experience, in chronological order, the history of the Ozarks documented so thoroughly.
My wife and I visited this museum yesterday and were amazed at the collection. BC relics along with items from the past 2000 years. Johnny Morris has amassed an incredible collection of ancient Indian artifacts of incredible quality and preservation. Would highly recommend this museum and makes the visit to Big Cedar Lodge spectacular.
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Selection of very good wines. Wife and I had a chardonnay and Moscato that were excellent. I'm a novice bourbon drinker. If I had not already been drinking wine with plans for additional wine drinking later, I would have loved the opportunity to try some of the bourbons on their menu. The bartender was clearly an expert on bourbons. Will have to plan another trip in the future to enjoy their bourbon experience.
4.5 based on 296 reviews
Top of the Rock Golf Course, known as the first-ever Par-3 course to be included in a professional championship, features nature and golf at its finest. Perched high above Table Rock Lake, the peaceful waterfalls, wandering creeks, bass filled ponds and pristine lakes of Top of the Rock complete a true celebration of nature, the Ozarks and the game of golf. The experience includes Top of the Rock, a Jack Nicklaus Signature Course, an Arnold Palmer-designed Practice Facility, and Arnie’s Barn, a magnificent 150 year old barn re-located from Arnold Palmer’s backyard in Latrobe, Penn., complete with historic photos and memorabilia from Palmer’s career achievements – and houses the Top of the Rock pro shop which features the latest in top-of-the-line logo golf apparel and goods.
$10 entry fee. Five dollars of the entry fee is given back to you to use on the property, in the gift store, golfing, etc. Once you park, take the shuttle to the top of the rock where are you can see the amazing sinkhole, beautiful church, gorgeous sights. Definitely worth the $10 parking fee to enter.
4.5 based on 83 reviews
Spoil yourself at the world-class spa 18,000 square foot Cedar Creek Spa at Big Cedar. Cedar Creek spa is complete with hand-hewn timber ceilings, natural stone floors, handcrafted stained-glass accents, and antique-style chandeliers. A grand, double staircase leads to one of our eleven luxuriously appointed treatment rooms, with each room featuring its own cozy fireplace. A roaring fireplace also serves as the dramatic backdrop for the saunas, hot spas and steam rooms leading out to private open-air showers.
Everything about this spa was wonderful. They treat you very special. We arrived early so we could enjoy the hot tub in the women’s area. There is also a steam room and sauna in the women’s area. We also enjoyed the grotto which is coed. There is an ice room there which I tried for a few minutes. I had a Swedish massage which was great. Also had an aromatherapy wrap with a foot massage. The foot massage was wonderful after walking 6 1/2 miles the day before at Dogwood Canyon. The aromatherapy wrap was just right. Not to hot. Just warm. Expensive but not something I would do frequently.
4.5 based on 456 reviews
A "must-do" if you are in the Branson area. SO FUN!!! Beautiful scenery, love the cave & Bat Bar, views, waterfalls, etc. Highlight of our trip, fun & suitable for any age & ability (anyone who can ride in a golf cart can go).
4.5 based on 823 reviews
Experience an unforgettable two-and-a-half mile ride in an electric cart along the Top of the Rock Lost Canyon Nature Trail. Waterfalls, natural rock formations and covered Amish bridges dot the trek. From the welcome center, with the beauty of the trail as a guide, guests are steeped in adventure and history all the way to the breathtaking summit. The first place you'll stop as you meander along the nature trail is the awe-inspiring Top of the Rock Lost Canyon Cave. The centerpiece of the four-story cave are cascading waterfalls coupled with a cave bar serving up favorite beverages such as John L's Lemonade.
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Just minutes away from Big Cedar Lodge, the full-service Long Creek Marina offers some of the best fishing and water sports in the country. Spend your days enjoying the water on the mesmerizing Table Rock Lake. We’re happy to offer boat and watercraft rentals, water sport equipment rentals, fishing services and guides and personal ski instruction. You can even set sail on a breathtaking yacht, the Lady Liberty, for a sunset dinner cruise. Discover Big Cedar’s newest overnight experience, Camp Long Creek, combining camping and comfort. Situated on Table Rock Lake, enjoy a serene backdrop while relaxing in one of the unique accommodations: shepherds huts, camp cabins or glamping tents. This new addition is specially designed for the whole family and features pet-friendly units and a full-service marina, all just minutes from the Big Cedar activities and attractions you love.
4.5 based on 29 reviews
It was perfect winter weather and perfect time to enjoy a log cabin in the woods with a great stone fireplace. We had some initial challenges getting the damp logs going, but their staff brought extra kindling that got the cozy fire going. We enjoyed three quiet days reading in front of the fireplace. The cabin had everything you needed, nice kitchen setup, great bathroom and toiletries. The king bed was very comfortable. This is our go to place for a nice winter trip. We had snow showers one day- perfect. We also enjoyed two nights dinner at Devils Pool Resturant, breakfast at Truman House and drinks and appetizers at Buzzard Bar.
4.5 based on 74 reviews
We had a friend recommend coming up here for lunch, did not really know what to expect. There is a $10.00 fee to park, at the entrance. We thought about doing the golf cart, but it was $42.00 a person, so that was a no! The girl said to take the free shuttle to the top and said it was worth seeing. Boy was she right!!! We explored the restaurant’s four stories, walked around the grounds, went in the cute chapel, were in awe of the giant sink hole that did away with the driving range and pond. Wow!!! Saw beautiful Native America works of art all through the restaurant. Did not do the museum, but will next time. Took tons of pictures. The $10.00 parking fee is all we spent, plus I did buy a $12.00 ornament in the gift shop. Definitely do this little excursion!
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