Remodel Complete and New Merchandise in the Shop!

Thanks to the hard work of many local businesses here at the lake, our remodel is finally complete! Our family attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks has been freshened up with new windows and doors, new carpet, new paint inside and out, and improved visitor wifi! Not only has our visitor center's appearance changed, but we have some brand new merchandise to display! We love when we get new items to display in our beautiful rock shop at the Lake of the Ozarks. Take a look at some of the new items we have this year!

New Styles of Himalayan Salt Lamps

We still have the popular rough cut lamps at the best prices but we have added salt cones, salt roses, and fire bowls. These 250 million-year-old lamps emit negative ions that cleanse and purify the air. These unique lamps provide a beautiful glow and create a calm relaxing atmosphere. These salt lamps are made of the best salt from Pakistan.

Blown Glass on Gamal Root Bases

The Gamal tree grows all over the islands in Indonesia. These Gamal roots come from the eastern island of Bali. Each root base is cleaned and kiln dried. Then Indonesian artisans hand blow and shape a glass vessel to perfectly match the root base. The fired glass takes the shape of the root and becomes one. The glass is then dipped and cooled into water to solidify its unique shape. Each piece is a work of art and truly one of a kind. We purchase these Gamal Roots from Indonesian farmer’s to help their local economy.


Carnelian Polished Flame from Madagascar

Carnelian has a long and storied past and was once considered strictly the property of the noble class. People holding a high social status were often buried with this gemstone.

Want more pep in your life? Keep a carnelian with you and feel the energy flow to you. Carnelian is said to be used for these benefits: 
  • Gives energy
  • Protects from bad vibrations
  • Guards against poverty
  • Helps give a sense of humor
  • Calms the temper
  • Healing properties of Carnelian
  • Energy Booster
  • Boosts creativity and compassion 
  • Increases power and physical energy 
Wearing or carrying Carnelian can enhance vitality and will, providing higher energy needed when approaching new projects and dreams. Visit our rock shop at the Lake of the Ozarks to take advantage of these wonderful benefits from Carnelian Polished Flame!

Bridal Cave is excited to show off all the improvements we made over the winter to our Lake of the Ozarks attraction! Whether you are a local in the area or you are in town for Spring break, stop by and check out all the new happenings at Bridal Cave and Thunder Mountain Park. While you are at the park checking our new and improved visitor center, take a tour through one of Americas most scenic caverns! We are open every day 9am-5pm! 


One of America's most scenic 
cave tours.

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Camdenton, MO 65020

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Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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