Camelot at Camelot Golf & Country Club

Camelot Golf & Country Club sits in Cumberland, a rural community within the eastern boundaries of Ottawa, Ontario. Designed by Canadian architect Thomas McBroom and opened in the mid-1990s, the course occupies rolling terrain characteristic of the Ottawa Valley, with mature tree cover and natural elevation changes that McBroom incorporated into the routing. The layout takes advantage of the property's wooded character and topographical variety, offering a mix of open and enclosed holes that require thoughtful club selection and course management.

McBroom, known for his work across Ontario and his ability to shape courses that respect their natural settings, created a design at Camelot that emphasizes strategic options rather than forced carries or artificial difficulty. The course features well-bunkered greens and fairways that reward positioning, with several holes playing along or across the property's natural contours. Water comes into play on a number of holes, typical of McBroom's design vocabulary, adding both visual interest and tactical considerations.

Camelot functions as a private club serving the Ottawa region, offering members a full-service country club experience that includes dining and social amenities alongside golf. The course has hosted regional amateur competitions and remains a fixture in the local golf community. Its location in Cumberland provides a relatively quiet, pastoral setting while remaining accessible to the capital city, making it a retreat for members seeking a traditional club environment within reach of urban Ottawa.