Please RSVP for Our Employee Reunion!

The suspense is killing us as we continue to prepare for our great big, exciting reunion for past and present employees at Bridal Cave! We are getting ready to celebrate our 70th year in business and what better way to celebrate than by getting the entire gang back together as we celebrate our 70th year in business at our Lake of the Ozarks family attraction! If it wasn't for our great past and present employees, Bridal Cave and Thunder Mountain Park would not be the success it is today! You won't want to miss this once in a lifetime event!

PLEASE RSVP! 

We are now less than 3 weeks away from our 70th-anniversary employee reunion on April 14th. We have already heard from lots of you past employees, but we still need you to RSVP if you haven’t already. Just call 573-346-2676 to make your reservation. We need to know just how many people are coming in order to get the necessary supplies. We want this event to be one for the books! We can't wait to see everyone!

Employees From the Past 

We have employees from the 1950’s to present who have confirmed they are coming. We don’t want to ruin the surprise by giving out all the names of those coming but here are a few of the nicknames of past employees…see if these ring a bell…The Mad Norwegian, Number One, Little Johnny D, Sugar Shannon B, Radar, Senor, Dick, Red, Doddzilla, Captain Crevice, and The Judge. Bring back any memories??? Come join us for the fun!

Before the Employee Social 

On April 14th, we will have complimentary cave tours from 9am-5pm for all past and present employees. If you want to reminisce with your families about "the good old days when you were a tour guide" bring them out to check out still today one of Americas most scenic caverns!


Let the Party Begin!

We will be having a cookout from 6pm to 7pm at the old restaurant at the top of the hill catered by the Butcher Shop in Camdenton. We will be having hamburgers & hot dogs with all the trimmings and lemonade to drink. You are more than welcome to bring your favorite beverage. There will be a lot of historic memorabilia on display in the restaurant. And we have a few surprises left... BUT you will have to join us for the fun to find out just what those surprises are! At 7pm we will move down to the cave for a lakeside social complete with live music. Plan on joining us for an evening you won’t soon forget.

As our Employee Reunion and 70th Anniversary get closer, we will be continuing to prepare for this once in a lifetime event. PLEASE RSVP for the Employee Reunion if you plan to attend. All you need to do is call 573-346-2676  anytime from 9am to 5pm to let us know you are coming. We need to know how many people are coming so we have enough supplies to make our even the biggest success possible! We can't wait to see everyone on April 14th! 



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526 Bridal Cave Road
Camdenton, MO 65020

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Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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