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Parks & Recreation
The spacious, modern enclosed shelter house features a refrigerator, stove and hot water in addition to a covered patio. Rent is $35.00 and it can be reserved by contacting the park office.
This 300 foot foot bridge spans
the east edge of Lake Allaman and is one of the most scenic
spots in North Missouri. Small boats and electric motors are
permitted on the six-acre lake which has a popular sand
beach. The park is open daily from 7:00 a.m. until 10:00
p.m.
Four campgrounds featuring 80
individual campsites, many with electricity, are offered at
the park. Most sites are provided on a
first-come-first-served basis, however Campground No. 4
(shown here) can be reserved for organized travel groups of
up to 20. Sites accommodate a variety of camping modes from
tents to huge RVs. Picnic areas are scattered throughout the
park.
Shady Skunk Hollow Trail follows
an intermittent stream and is one of four main trails
comprising nine miles at the park. Deer Run Trail is the
longest and stretches 3 _ miles throughout the 501-acre
park. The park originated in 1932 when the Cameron
Sportsman's Club convinced the State to acquire 131 acres.
Much of the initial development was provided by the Works
Progress Administration (WPA) in the 1930's.
The large, open shelter at the
park adjoins Lake Allaman and is available free on a
first-come-first-served basis. However, it can be reserved
for a $30.00 fee. The shelter features a large grill for
outdoor cookouts.
The attractive shower house at
Wallace State Park just south of Cameron was completed in
2001 and adjoins one of the park's campgrounds. The facility
provides clean rest rooms, a dump site, and playground in
addition to showers. Youth groups can also reserve the
park's special scouting area.
The Learning Stones are arranged
in McCorkle Park across from the library and near the
Goodrich Early Years Learning Center where students can
gather outdoors to hear stories, conduct activities and
study. It is a project of the Pride Committee of the Cameron
Chamber of Commerce.
The Cameron Municipal Band built
the Pavilion in 2001 to honor a distinguished local band
instructor. The venue, in downtown McCorkle Park, continues
the century-old tradition for weekly, summertime concerts by
the City's 50-member municipal band which was formed in 1866
and is one of Missouri's last remaining tax-supported city
bands. Voters approved a band tax in 1929 and for years the
musicians performed atop the nearby Firemen's Memorial. The
Chamber's Pride Committee added sturdy benches and
sidewalks. Ripley's Believe it or Not featured musician
Dordie Bowen who played in the band for over 50 years.
The Shamrock with embedded
Blarney Stone nestles next to the concrete "Cameron"
lettering in McCorkle Park visible for decades to train
passengers as they traversed central Cameron. Although the
tracks were removed decades ago, the shamrock is a reminder
of the influence of Irish immigrants to Cameron's history.
Cameronites of Irish decent hold an annual St. Patrick's Day
celebration with a parade (following a wobbly green line
painted by a tipsy Irishman), lunch featuring Irish stew,
and an evening party.
Cameron's Olympic-size swimming
pool hosts regional meets and features The Parkside Fury, an
exciting, 121-foot serpentine water slide plus enclosed
playground equipment. Funds for pool construction were all
raised locally and it is available for private parties.
The Firemen's Memorial in
McCorkle Park was built in 1971 to honor the city's many
volunteer firefighters and displays a 1928 Studebaker
firetruck plus other mementos. The truck is occasionally
brought out of retirement to compete in antique firefighting
tournaments. For decades, the Cameron Municipal Band held
its summer concerts on the Memorial roof before the band
constructed the Price Pavilion in 2001.
This public gazebo at Fourth and
Hunt streets is part of the Cameron Parks system and
provides a quiet place for contemplation amid greenery and a
residential setting.
Recreation Park features four
shelter houses in various sizes for picnics, parties,
cook-outs, receptions and special events. There is no charge
and patrons may reserve a shelter by contacting City Hall.
The shelters are near tennis, swimming, baseball, golf and
playground equipment.
There is an abundance of
colorful and creative playground equipment at Cameron's
Recreation Park which is co-located with other recreational
and educational opportunities.
The City of Cameron and the Cameron School system cooperate to provide six outstanding tennis courts in Recreation Park which have recently been renovated. The courts feature timed lighting and are the site for numerous tournaments. Click HERE for a Missouri State Parks map
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North Walnut Street The Super 8 Motel Cameron, Missouri is located off I-35, Exit 54. The motel is located near Bethany, Chillicothe, St. Joseph and Kansas City, Missouri. The Super 8 Motel Cameron, Missouri is just minutes away from the JC Penney Museum. Other attractions include Arrowhead Stadium, Worlds of Fun, Oceans of Fun, Royal Stadium, Kansas City International Airport and Missouri Western College. The Super 8 Motel Cameron, Missouri offers Free High Speed Wireless Internet.
Cameron, MO 64429
220 E.
Grand
601
E. Bryan Road
Best Western Acorn Inn Cameron
Post Office Box 436 |
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