Camdenton anchors the Lake of the Ozarks playground, where bass bite hard and powerboats roar. Five standout RV parks put you steps from marinas, trails, and Ha Ha Tonka State Park's castle ruins. Base your rig here to chase world-class fishing and endless water adventures without the hassle of city crowds.
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Camdenton pulses with Lake of the Ozarks energy. Fishermen launch from Eldridge Bay near Highway 5. Families tube the clear waters off the public beach by Bagnell Dam. Hikers tackle trails in Ha Ha Tonka State Park, where stone ruins crown bluffs overlooking the lake. Locals pack the Ozarks Amphitheatre for summer concerts under the stars.
Rock and Roll RV Park delivers WiFi and low rates from $35/night for road-trippers on a budget. Ozark Waterfront Resort matches that price with lakefront pull-throughs for boaters. Clapping Oaks Campground welcomes dogs with electric hookups at $35 to $65/night, perfect for pet owners. Red Oak Resort ups comfort from $64/night near the water. Hawks Landing Resort spoils luxury seekers from $130/night with resort perks.
Camdenton stands as the gateway to Lake of the Ozarks. This spot draws anglers for trophy bass and walleye. Boaters flock to marinas along Highway 5, while hikers explore Ha Ha Tonka State Park's sinkholes and castle ruins nearby. Bagnell Dam's spillway roars with summer power, fueling local festivals and water sports.
Five RV parks cluster near Camdenton: Red Oak Resort, Rock and Roll RV Park, Ozark Waterfront Resort, Clapping Oaks Campground, and Hawks Landing Resort. Most hug Lake of the Ozarks shores off Highway 5 for quick marina access. Expect WiFi at three, pet-friendly options at Clapping Oaks, and rates from $35/night.
Clapping Oaks Campground and Lodging welcomes pets with WiFi and electric hookups. Rates run $35 to $65/night in a wooded setting near Lake of the Ozarks trails. Other parks may allow pets; call ahead to confirm policies at Rock and Roll or Ozark Waterfront.