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Branson, Missouri Vacation Rental Houses and Condos.

Branson, Missouri vacation rental condos and lakefront houses is  where you'll find world-class entertainment for the whole family in the natural Ozark Mountains.

Truly a remarkable vacation destination, Branson has 49 magnificent live performance theaters, three pristine lakes, 10 championship golf courses, an international award-winning theme park, dozens of attractions and museums, shopping galore, a full range of dining options, and a host of Branson, Missouri vacation rental condos and lakefront houses, meeting and conference facilities.

Branson and Branson, Missouri vacation rental condos and lakefront houses are in a city in Taney County, Missouri. It was named for Rueben Branson, postmaster and operator of a general store in the area in the 1880s.  Today Branson, Missouri is sometimes referred to as a "family-friendly Las Vegas" because of the numerous shows and attractions, as well as the flashy building decorations and neon lights. It is this "family friendly" atmosphere that draws vacationers with their families to Branson, Missouri vacation rental condos and lakefront houses.

Originally envisioned as a center for lumber shipment, the city began to develop tourism in the 1930s. Today, Branson is a major regional destination for Branson, Missouri vacation rental condos and lakefront houses in the United States with a well-known reputation for live music theaters, primarily in the Country genre. The city hosts three major amusement parks, as well as a diversified armada of live theaters that house everything from comedy and magic shows to variety music and dancing. Built along a portion of Highway 76 nicknamed "The Strip" because of its Las-Vegas-style roadside neon signs, Branson has built its reputation as the family-friendly version of its Nevada counterpart.

Author, painter, and pastor Harold Bell Wright began visiting the area in 1898 and used it for the setting in his book The Shepherd of the Hills. Following publication in 1907 of The Shepherd of the Hills, locals began to see the first tourists longing to experience the scenic Ozarks as Wright had. In the late 1950s the first two country music shows, The Baldknobbers and Presleys' Country Jubilee, appeared along Branson's main thoroughfare, Highway 76. In the early 1960's the Hershend family opened Silver Dollar City an 1880's themed craft village on the site of Marvel Cave. Over the years Branson has grown to include over 100 live shows in nearly 50 theaters, other tourist attractions include museums, three pristine lakes, 10 championship golf courses, an IMAX Theater, a zoo, year-round festivals and events, nearby mountains, and wilderness areas - all attracting visitors to Branson, Missouri vacation rental condos and lakefront houses..

Local attractions include Silver Dollar City and Marvel Cave, Celebration City, Dixie Stampede, White Water Branson, Showboat Branson Belle, The Shepherd of the Hills, Mickey Gilley, Yakov Smirnoff, Stone Hill Winery, Ride The Ducks, Branson's American Star, The Tracks, and Splash Country.

Famous celebrities in Branson have included Roy Clark, Wayne Newton, Mel Tillis, Ray Stevens, Jim Stafford, Yakov Smirnoff, Boxcar Willie, Andy Williams. Bobby Vinton, Charlie Pride, Tony Orlando and the Osmonds. In the spring of 2006, the surviving members of the original Bill Haley & His Comets began a long-term residency at Dick Clark's American Bandstand Theater.

Newly opened for the 2006 season, the Titanic Museum which includes artifacts from the actual site. Also on dislay are models of the ship, a full scale replica of the grand staircase and recreations of various rooms of the ship, in addition to eye-witness accounts of the events that occurred.

Branson Landing opened in the summer of 2006 on the Taneycomo waterfront in downtown Branson. The $420 million lakefront project includes retail space with a Bass Pro Shop and Hudson Belk as anchors in an outdoor shopping mall of 100+ stores and restaurants. "The Landing" as it is affectionately called also contains a boardwalk as well as a multi-million dollar fountain that performs pyrotechnic shows every 15 minutes. In addition the site also offers condominiums located above the retail space, and a Hilton hotel and convention center are currently under construction.

Developers are laying out plans for Pinnacle Peak to be located adjacent to Celebration City off of Highway 76. The $250 million dollar European themed development is planned to open in 2009 and will contain year-around attractions including an indoor water park, aquarium and themed restaurants and shopping.

Eureka Springs, Arkansas (another popular tourist destination featuring the Great Passion Play and the Christ of the Ozarks statue) is located nearby.

Branson, Missouri vacation rental condos and lakefront houses are an excellent way to enjoy an upscale vacation at budget prices, or at least less than you would have to pay for a comparable hotel room.Branson, Missouri vacation rental condos and lakefront housess are just that - private owners sharing their second homes complete with all the amenities their own families enjoy.

Unless otherwise stated Branson, Missouri vacation rental condos and lakefront houses have kitchens stocked with pots, pans, dishes, microwaves, dishwashers, and lots of small appliances. That gives you the option of either doing your own cooking in your Branson, Missouri vacation rental condos and lakefront houses, doing carry-out or dining at a nearby restaurant. Nearly 100% of the vacation homes and condos are located in vacation hot spots with a choice of great restaurants nearby.

Since the market for renters of Branson, Missouri vacation rental condos and lakefront houses is so competitive, owners knock themselves out decorating their rental condos, cabins, cottages, villas and houses to be the most attractive in their particular area. You will find many Branson, Missouri vacation rental condos and lakefront houses decorated better than many 5-star resorts at a fraction of the price. It isn't uncommon to be staying in a $1 million to $5 million home living the life of the privileged few at least for a week at a time. It is a wonderful, pampering experience not to be  easily forgotten.

In addition, the large Branson, Missouri vacation rental condos and lakefront houses with three or more bedrooms allow more than one family to share lodging expenses bringing down the cost of many ultra luxurious houses to very affordable levels. Most vacation rentals by owner have enough sleeping space in the bedrooms for the adults and pull-out beds or futons in the common areas for the children to accommodate large family groups.

In short, there is no more rewarding vacation experience or better vacation value than Branson, Missouri vacation rental condos and lakefront houses. It's the smart way to vacation.

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