Cameron's Crag Bed & Breakfast

Located just three miles from Branson!
A special bed and breakfast in a contemporary home perched high on a bluff overlooking Lake Taneycomo and the Branson, Missouri skyline. Each guest accommodation features a private entrance, private hot tub, private bath, king bed, and a spectacular view of the lake and valley. Suites in the detached guest house also offer full kitchens and deluxe whirlpool tubs for two. Only three miles from Branson and easy access to area attractions, yet worlds apart when you want peace and tranquility.

Amenities

Private Hot Tubs · King Beds · Fantastic View · Full Kitchens
Cable TV · Free Wi-Fi in main house suites · private decks
Whirlpool Tubs · Bountiful Breakfast · Close To Branson Attractions

Guest Comments

"Thank you for providing us with the R&R we were looking for"
"The sunsets are perfectly romantic and we are already talking about coming back"
"You took our breath away when we walked into our room"
"If I have my way this will become a tradition"
"I think we may have just found a new way to vacation"

While savoring the delights of your morning fare, you might want to plan your day's activities; there is so much to do and see in the area! Over 100 live entertainment choices, including music, comedy, magic, acrobats, dance, drama, and variety shows, all just minutes away. Shoppers may want to take advantage of the local outlet malls and craft shops for finding must-have items at affordable prices. For more active entertainment, try one of the area zip lines, hiking, cave tours, or horseback riding. Area golf courses provide challenges for avid players as well as beginners.

The Branson area is also known as the Tri-Lakes Region. The cold waters of Lake Taneycomo are stocked with trout, while right next door warm water Table Rock and Bull Shoals Lakes support trophy bass, stripers, and crappie. Between them, they offer opportunities for fishing, swimming, skiing, boating, and scuba diving.

Choose a dinner or lunch cruise with entertainment on the Showboat Branson Belle or the Landing Princess or enjoy the serenity of the Spirit of America catamaran. Nearby theme parks include Silver Dollar City, White Water and Shepherd of the Hills Homestead and Outdoor Theater.

And did we mention go-carts, several museums, hatchery tours, train rides, hot air balloons, and miniature golf. Take a day trip north to Springfield or south to Harrison or Eureka Springs and you can add Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World, professional baseball, Civil War battlefields, The Great Passion Play, and more. The trick is deciding what to do and still have time to relax and enjoy the beautiful Ozarks scenery and hospitality.

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The Grandview is our most popular suite

• Private Hot Tub 
• Panoramic Views from deck, living room, and bedroom
• Vaulted ceilings
• King Bed
• Whirlpool tub for two and shower
• Full kitchen

Our grandest suite is the upper level of our unique detached guest house. The 40-ft panoramic living/dining room features a spacious sitting area, multiple skylights, a library, and plenty of windows to take in the expansive view of the lake and valley. The bedroom has a king-size bed, sitting area with sleeper sofa, and access to a private wrap-around deck with secluded hot tub.

Other amenities include a full kitchen complete with dishwasher, private bath with shower and deluxe whirlpool bath for two, laundry facilities, private entrance, cable TV in living room and bedroom, DVD/VCR, video library, and CD player. Spend a few days in this suite, and you'll see why we call it the Grandview! $165 for two people; maximum occupancy of four.

For more than twenty years, Kay Cameron was "chief innkeeper" at Cameron's Crag Bed & Breakfast. Husband Glen worked full time, first in education administration and then as District Executive for Boy Scouts of America, while assisting at the B&B in whatever way he could.

After Glen retired in 2006 he became more involved in the day to day operation of the B&B. Following Kay's death in 2009, he decided to keep the business open and became a full time innkeeper. Kay's influence is still evident at the B&B.

For several generations, Kay and Glen's families have lived in the Ozarks of Missouri and Arkansas. Glen worked in the educational field, serving as teacher and superintendent in public schools before accepting an administrative position at The School of the Ozarks (now College of the Ozarks) in 1969. He held various positions there until 2003 when he retired as Dean of Campus and International Services after 34 years of service. Following Glen's retirement, he and Kay spent a semester in The Netherlands as part of The College of the Ozarks international exchange program. On his return to the U.S. Glen served as District Executive for Boy Scouts of America before retiring a second time in 2006.

Kay taught home economics in secondary schools and at the college level. In 1982, she established Ozark Mountain Country Bed & Breakfast Service, a reservation service for Bed and Breakfast inns throughout the Ozarks region of Southern Missouri and Northern Arkansas. The service currently focuses primarily on B&B's and Vacation Homes in Branson and the surrounding area.

Glen worked in the educational field, serving as teacher and superintendent in public schools before accepting an administrative position at The School of the Ozarks (now College of the Ozarks) in 1969. He held various positions there until 2003 when he retired as Dean of Campus and Glen has been involved with Boy Scouts of America for many years, serving as District Chairman, Order of the Arrow Advisor, Council Commissioner, Council President, Area Vice President, and District Executive, among other capacities. He continues to stay active in Scouting on a volunteer basis. Glen is an active Rotarian and Past District Governor of Rotary International District 6080. He also devotes time and energy to several church, community, and civic organizations as well as traveling and spending time with his children and grandchildren.

Cameron's Crag Mugs or Goblets
Green ceramic 11 oz mugs are great for your morning coffee or other hot beverages. Goblets with scrolled burgundy design are perfect for wine or cold beverages. $6 each or two for $10

Cookbooks
You too can now enjoy some of our recipes along with many more Ozark style recipes. The following cookbooks are available to order by calling: (800) 933-8529

Breakfasts Ozark Style	a la Rose	Grandma's Ozark Legacy
Breakfasts Ozark Style - Second Edition with dozens of new recipes and tips is now available! This lively 155 page collection of recipes features a delightful collection of treats suitable for breakfasts, brunch, lunch, late-night snacks, or, any time! The easy to prepare, "nearly gourmet" recipes are sure to "wake-up" your family and special guests. A special "On-the-run" section includes quick and portable treats. Dozens of tips to make cooking easier and more fun as well as "painless "nutrition suggestions are included. 155 pages 8 1/2 " x 7 Spiral-bound $7.95	a la Rose - a collection of Ozark recipes which were favorites during Rose O'Neill's era in the Ozarks: from the late 1800's to the early 1940's. Rose O'Neill, mother of the Kewpies, was "at home" in the Ozarks at Bonniebrook, 10 miles north of Branson, Missouri. "O'Neilliana," Ozark colloquialisms and traditions, and O'Neill-style Kewpie illustrations are also featured. This is a collection of "hand-me-down" recipes we believe Rose enjoyed when they were prepared for her by someone else! 100 pages 8 1/2 x 5 1/2 Spiral-bound $4.95	Grandma's Ozark Legacy - a unique collection of "old-timey" Ozark recipes, most of which were in use at the "turn-of-the-century." Recipes are written like the "handed-down receipts" and the ones in the old books, in prose form. They include the colloquialisms indicative of that era in the Ozarks. Many o the recipes and methods have been "handed-down" from Grandma, to mother, to daughter for generations. 100 pages 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" Spiral-bound $5.95

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