Camdenton: A Golf And Lake Treasure

Camdenton is a great place to live with excellent schools, clean air and scenic beauty. Located at the intersection of Highway 5 and Highway 54, It is connected to Macks Creek and Osage Beach by Highway 54, as it travels east and west through Camdenton.

Camdenton Missouri has been a family friendly community for some time. Its competitive wage rates, rich history and low crime rate make it a great destination. The town is still quite young boasting a median age of 30 among a population of almost 3,000.

Camdenton boasts a well funded and large school district. With its focus on being one of the premier school systems within the state of Missouri, City itsschools have a lot to offer to its students.

Camdenton shares some amazingly beautiful golf courses with neighboring towns and there are two champion courses within three miles. One is the Club at Old Kinderhook and is set amid a 638-acre recreational community. The course is a Tom Weiskopf Signature course and has zoysia fairways, large greens, elevated tees and vistas to take your breath away. The Lake Valley Country Club's par 72 course is challenging and has plenty of company as there are also 9 more courses within 18 miles. No matter your skill level, Camdenton is a golf lover's paradise!

With paved walkways as well as rugged trails, there are hiking adventures for all skill levels. Ha Ha Tonka State Park, Lovers Leap and the Bridal Cave are some of the area's land marks and popular recreation spots for both residents and visitors. Ha Ha Tonka is just 5 miles from the Town Square and has plenty of hiking trails, castle ruins and if you love caves, then spelunking is available for you. There are bluffs, rock formations, a huge natural bridge and one of Missouri's largest springs.

The Lake area generates about 15% of the total state Tourism revenue and has about 4 million annual visitors. There are also 40,000 seasonal homes and many of them are available for rent or to buy so that you can make Camdenton a part of your life. Good schools, thriving business and many outdoor activities help to make it a great place to play or live. With a Community College and expo center planned, it is easy to see why it grew 3.7 times the state growth rate for Missouri.