Camp Tomahawk Tube Float

"Their staff and manager (Shay) were very helpful. We had a rambunctious group of new Scouts that needed a little hand holding and grace. They were very accommodating and we all had a great time! The weather was perfect and the river was great."

"Daughters 21st birthday! Staff at camp tomahawk were friendly and float was awesome. River a little slow but crowd was slim and everything else went as planned. We enjoyed ourselves!"

"Had a Awsome time was a great Outlaws hideout and let me be one with my love for a few weeks can't wait to visit on better terms Shelia Corum will always love ❣️ you hope ya have and cherished memories of us when ya visit this place! 💯👍❣️"

"Floating with Camp Tomahawk on James River is a sweet experience. Only 30 minites from Branson, Springfield or Ozark. Around the check-in building & by the riverside are camping spots. Our family has enjoyed the tubing multiple times with a slow, gentle current, a few small ripples, and two decent rope swings. They rent tubes with bottoms for young children, and rectangular floats for coolers, and of course traditional tubes for adults & older youth. Rental tubes have a small rope & clip if you want to stay attached. Many spots along the river to stop off & swim. Peaceful, enjoyable float and for the most part, people pick up after themselves. We bring an extra bag for trash to keep the river beautiful. Put on sun protection & tube the river with family or friends! 👍 The drive through a canopy of trees is also gorgeous."

"Super Fantastic!! Family Friendly! Amazingly Affordable! This was absolutely the best camping experience our family of 5 has had. The bathrooms and showers were surprisingly clean even during a holiday weekend! There were port-a-potties scattered throughout the campground. Campers were friendly (always waving when driving by). There is a washer and dryer in the bathhouse if needed. We had a miscommunication about electricity for our site, but it was not the campground, but our group that we camped with that the miscommunication was with. We discovered that you can actually tent camp without electricity and had an awesome time (We just bought a solar powered phone charger). Cell service is about 1 bar to non-existent. Great for unplugging and enjoying time with family. We were next to the river and had partial shade. My children ran all over the property, and I only saw 3 mosquitoes and 2 ticks the whole 5 days we camped (we used repellent). It was such a great time with family. We met the owner, and he was incredibly friendly and helpful. We did go tubing, and it was so much fun. The staff was great. The tubes can be tethered together, and they offer cooler floats. The general store is like a little oasis. There is so much to offer! There are some things you should know: The shower-house is two stalls in one room that can be locked. If you go during peak hours, you will probably wait in a line for a shower (but the river is always available for bathing). The gravel road to the riverside campsites from the bathhouse takes about 5 minutes to drive (10 mph), and about 20 or so minutes to walk depending on how far your site is. Stay out of the tall grass (seems obvious, but some people learn the hard way). This is the woods, there are chiggers, poison ivy and snakes... Popular port a potties do get full. We were there with a group of about 200 or more, and we were scattered throughout the RV and tent sites. I think it was the first time with a bigger group on a national holiday and there was just not enough time in the day. We live, and we learn, and we can all show a little patience in such circumstances."