Visit Branson in March & experience all the fun of summer without all the heat! March is a great time to visit the Branson area. Take time to enjoy the early spring beauty of the Ozark and then contrast it with the glitz and sparkle of the Branson Strip.

Need a few March musts for Branson? Try these; an old-fashioned theme park, some outdoor adventures, a variety shows annual premiere and festivals with amazing musical talent. Silver Dollar City is a hilly Ozark themed park for all ages. It begins opening weekends in mid-March. The park’s hills and winding paths are like old country trails and roads. There are 40 shows daily visitors can see including bluegrass, country, comedy and more (These shows are also a great place to rest tired feet!). Craftspeople and artisans are all around Silver Dollar City. It even has a Culinary and Craft School for guests who are crafty, love to cook, or want to experience history first hand. Of course, Silver Dollar City is a theme park so it great rides too.

Branson outdoor adventures in the early spring are best picked with a weather forecast handy. Day time temp can be very from 50°F-70°F and it can get cool (30°F) at night. But no matter the weather, the air is fresh and the mountains begin blooming. For your March in Branson You might want to tour the Ozarks on horseback, experience them by bike or take an exhilarating zip line tour. Visitors should also make room for a cave tour like Talking Rocks Cavern.

Finally, with the first Branson shows of the year starting in March, visitors have the unique opportunity to see fresh versions of standard local shows. Some of the most popular shows include Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede, Hamner Barber Variety Show, and the original–since 1958–Baldknobbers Jamboree.

Overall Branson is a unique vacation with its natural beauty, history, amazing talent and entertainment. Visitors will enjoy Branson any time of year. But, Branson in March is a unique time to have some fun, to experience the beauty of spring, hear some great music and take the first vacation of the year.