Camdenton, Missouri is a beautiful travel destination for seniors. Senior Travel Genie has many resources for restaurants, day spas, resorts and more. Camdenton is a unique place in the Ozarks.

Camdenton MO History

Camdenton is located in Camden County in South Central Missouri in the heart of the Ozark Region. Native American tribes of the Osage and Delaware Indians originally populated the area. The French are responsible for the naming of the region "AuxArcs," pronounced, "Ozark." Early white settlement began in 1827 and the County of Old Kinderhook, later renamed Camden County, was established in 1841.

Camdenton Missouri – Beautiful Scenery & Championship Golf

Located just 5 miles from Camdenton's Town Square is Ha Ha Tonka State Park, where breathtaking scenery, hiking trails, castle ruins, and spelunking await. This geological wonderland combines caves, a huge natural bridge, soaring bluffs, an interesting assortment of trees, wildflowers and rock formations, and one of Missouri's largest springs that helps feed the lake. Accessible, paved walkways and rugged rocky trails provide adventure for all types of hiking levels. Stretching over 5,000 acres, this area has a fascinating story of how the European-style castle ruins became the focal point at the highest point of this Lake-area wonder.

Three miles west of Camdenton Missouri, there are two championship golf courses: The Club at Old Lake Valley Country Club and Lake Valley Country Club. The Club at Old Kinderhook is a Tom Weiskopf Signature course, set amid the 638-acre recreational community. Senior Travel Genie will help you with resources for restaurants, resorts and much more in Camdenton.