Camden Town Square Apartments

Move in by November 30 to receive up to $500 off. Restrictions apply. Contact us for details. Welcome to Camden Town Square. We offer one, two, and three-bedroom apartment homes which are perfectly located for those who love dining, shopping, and entertainment options. Camden Town Square showcases floor plans that include a full-size washer and dryer, wood-inspired flooring throughout on first floors, relaxing soaking bathtubs, and crown molding. A one-bedroom with a den, in the Mallory or Plaza floor plan, is perfect for a home office. Whip up your favorite recipes in your gourmet kitchen which features stainless steel appliances, espresso-colored cabinets, and brushed nickel hardware. Our pet-friendly apartment community offers a split dog park with one side for large dogs and a separate side for small dogs. The dog park is a great place to make new friends. Take your pups for a relaxing walk around the lake or clean and pamper your pooch at our dog washing station. Come home to a remarkable apartment living at Camden Town Square, the happiest place in Kissimmee. Schedule an appointment to see your beautiful new apartment home. Camden residents can take advantage of an exclusive discount with CORT to rent furniture and accessories for your apartment home. We offer live video, self-guided, and team member tour options. Please call 24 x 7 to schedule. We partner with Vero, a third-party screening company, to verify the identity and income of all applicants. Pricing and availability are subject to change until a quote is saved. Call or visit camdenliving.com to save a quote. Bonus! No deposit is required with approved credit! Some restrictions may apply. Community fact: Camden Town Square sits on the previous site of Water Mania Water Park. The park was Kissimmee’s first water park and featured rides like the “Twin Tornadoes”, “Cruisin’ Creek”, and “The Anaconda” which debuted in the 1990 season. At the time, they boasted the largest wave pool in the region and also had a surfing experience called “Wipe Out”, where people used bodyboards to ride a continuous perfect wave.