Escapes! to Stonebridge Village

Resort is located on the outskirts of Branson MO in a beautiful mountain setting, adjacent to the outstanding Ledgestone Country Club (public allowed) golf course.

Branson if filled with family activities and entertainment and a great destination for a family vacation.

This unit is a lockout that can be used for 2 weeks as a one bedroom or 1 week as a two bedroom, and when deposited in RCI as two, 1 week units, the points allotment is substantial, which allows you to travel to a wide range of high quality timeshares around the country.

We have stayed at this resort for over 20 years! It is well maintained. Always very clean, quiet and relaxing. Area attractions are easily accessible and just a short drive. We enjoyed a holiday escape last year, as opposed to our usual summer week there. The Christmas lights and shows were incredible! Always look forward to going back.

This is a very nice, well kept and guarded property. Lots of family friendly amenities and close to many Branson attractions and shopping.

Very pleased with all accommodations and amenities. The only reason I'm selling is I recently loss my wife,

We greatly enjoyed our Oakridge Condo at Stonebridge in Branson for many, many years, bringing guests with us, many wonderful trips with grandchildren, and Danna & I celebrating weeks of fun; sometimes during holiday weeks! But now I am 82 and we just aren't able to continue to take advantage of this special place and are offering this awesome vacation getaway almost as a gift price to some lucky family to enjoy. We hope you can store as many memories as we have!

Branson is full of great things to do for adults and families. Great restaurants and fantastic shows!

This was a great place! We loved it! They have made changes in the entry and you no longer need to drive through the subdivision. It's just minutes from the busy Branson area and very quiet and if you need groceries, you are even closer to West Branson where there is a Super Walmart.

It is like a country club decided to tack on some time shares at the far end of their property. The community would probably be a nice place to live if you like the over priced house on the edge of a golf course type of place. But the time share units were tacked on later and not really considered part of the country club or the community. We did have to go through a guard gate to get to the time share area but other than a few houses at the end of the main street, we had to go out and go back in another guard gate a couple of miles away to get to the country club facilities. The "resort" had no facilities of its own other than the units themselves and a pool that was still drained and closed the last week in March.

The kitchen had a two burner stove top and no oven. The windows looked out at a retaining wall. We felt like we were half underground. We knew our units would be on the first floor but we didn't realize until we got there that the first floor was two stories below the parking lot.

The resort activities schedule was very sparse and because the "time share people' didn't actually have an activity center all activities were at the country club on the other side of the property so we were required to go out through the guard gate, drive over two miles and re-enter the country club through another guard gate. And the worst part was, all but one of the 3 or 4 activities my wife and daughter signed up for were cancelled.

The one activity that was not canceled started over 30 minutes late because the person bringing the materials and running the activity was "running behind schedule." This seemed to be a chronic situation.

On the plus side, this resort did not "get" what the whole resort vacation experience is supposed to be like so they at least didn't bug us to take a tour of their very sad facilities. Does anybody actually own at this resort? I can't believe they didn't try to pitch it to us while we were there. I honestly believe this resort exists just for people to trade out to other places.

In retrospect though, I've stayed at 3 other resorts in Branson. Two of them were different Fairfield/Wyndham resorts and one of them was the Blue Green resort in Branson and I have been disappointed with all of them. I own 15 weeks through various time share chains and I travel a lot. It may just be that the standards of quality in Branson are lower than other places. Adminitedly 3 of my timeshares are Marriots and I am spoiled.

So don't write this one off completely, just know that it is a pretty good drive from the city of Branson but is actually close to Silver Dollar City. If you do go here, make sure to book something on the second floor so you are at least level with the parking lot and if you are staying in anything less than a two bedroom, be sure to make sure you have the "Deluxe" unit. They assured me that if I had gotten a deluxe unit we would have had an oven and the couch would have been a sleeper sofa.

Just returned. Great week. Located on the west side of Branson almost to highway 13-- where there is a Super Walmart. Units 2Br, lower level has stairs, but have high ceilings so you don't feel like you are low. Stayed in building 15 with great view off deck even in lower level. The photos on this website are not of the unit we stayed in. We were in Phase II. This is a rare 2BR lockoff where each side is a 1BR not a studio and 1 BR combo. So, there are 2 Living room areas, 2 bedrooms, full kitchen and fireplace in one side and kitchenette in the other. Each side has a w/d! We had both A (larger) and B with doors off enclosed entry. No problem leaving connectors open and treating like one large unit. Huge master bathroom. Pool area very nice but had issues with hot tub. Activity program almost nil. Unless you golf, not much to do at resort itself. Very close to Table Rock Lake which is why we went! Branson itself 20 mins. Traffic leaving horrible, suggest you find alternate route than main road back to interstate!