The Still Waters Resort is all about the great outdoors, thanks to its impressive natural surroundings at Table Rock Lake and numerous activities for both summer and winter seasons, including hiking, mountain biking, swimming, and fishing. The hotel's exterior strays from the typical lodge aesthetic of the area, with more brick than timber, although the condos themselves are made out of attractive dark wood shingles. Inside, the lobby is clean and welcoming, with polished hardwood floors, leather sofas, wood paneling, ceiling fans, palm tree wallpaper, and rugs. 

The Table Rock Lake-side location is the biggest draw for guests staying at Still Waters Resort; guests can reach Silver Dollar City in less than five minutes, and get to central Branson in just a bit longer. Marvel Cave, a stunning National Natural Landmark, is only a five-minute drive away, and the Dixie Stampede Dinner and Show is a 20-minute drive into Branson. The picturesque Indian Point Park is under a mile away. Uncle Ike's Trail Ride -- where you can go horseback riding -- is a five-minute drive up the road. There's little in the way of restaurants and shops within walking distance, but parking at the resort is free.

The rooms and condos at the Still Waters Resort are large and bright, with lots of beige, wooden furniture, and Venetian blinds. Most of them open to patios or balconies, which add natural light. Most rooms have flat-screen TVs and contemporary decor, as well as large kitchenettes. Some of the suites have full kitchens, which are especially popular with families, as are in-room laundry facilities in some. Bathrooms aren't large, but do have clean showers and bathtubs, although some guests complain about the poor water pressure and lack of toiletries. Surrounded by the forest and lake, the rooms are quiet, and the private furnished patios are a nice spot to relax after a day of activity.

The Still Waters Resort has a seasonal marina with five covered boat docks and a fleet of rental boats, including pontoons, WaveRunners, and motorboats for water skiing. Guests can also bring their own boats to dock for a fee. Kayaks and paddle boats are available to borrow. In addition to the swimming dock in the lake, there are three regular pools with hot tubs, two kids' pools, and a waterslide that’s open seasonally. Families with young children should note that there's no lifeguard at the waterslide area. The Island Oasis pool area has daybeds and hammocks, as well as a 15-foot, walk-through waterfall. Bicycles, with helmets, are available to borrow, and there are plenty of hiking, biking, and jogging paths through the surrounding woods on Indian Point Peninsula. For kids, there's also a playground, open seasonally. There's also a sand volleyball area, basketball court, and horseshoe toss game next to a pavilion. The only thing that disappoints is the lack of a restaurant or continental breakfast served on-site, but there is a market on the grounds where you can stock up on food. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property.