Best Lake Attractions!

Memorial Day weekend is less than a month away! Here at the Lake of the Ozarks Memorial Day weekend is the kickoff weekend to Summer at the lake. If you are looking for family-friendly fun at the Lake of the Ozarks, look no further than Big Surf Waterpark, Bridal Cave, and Ozarks Amphitheater! These great attractions are tops among the favorite “things to do” for tourists, visitors, and locals. Whether you want a great concert experience, a day of waterslides and the wave pool at the area’s best waterpark, or to experience the natural wonder and history of the lake’s most popular cave, you can’t go wrong spending your “off the lake” time at these great venues.


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Bridal Cave, Big Surf Water Park, and Ozarks Amphitheater are among the best attractions at the Lake of the Ozarks. For fun all Summer long make sure take the whole family to these great family attractions at the Lake of the Ozarks! If you want to stay in the loop with whats going on with these attractions, visit the best lake attractions Website, Blog, Facebook, and Twitter page! Bridal Cave and Thunder Mountain Park teamed up Big Surf Water Parks and Ozarks Amphitheater so you find all the happenings with the top attractions at the Lake all in one place! Also, visit our website www.BestLakeoftheOzarksAttractions.com and sign up for our monthly newsletter to receive the latest information for the best lake attractions.

Big Surf Water Park 

The Biggest, Fastest, Funnest, Safest, Cleanest, Number One-en-est Family Fun at the Lake of the Ozarks, MO! For any age, for any amount of time, Big Surf has a variety of rides and attractions:
  • Zambezi Falls – Exhilarating four-story drop down the Lake’s largest halfpipe
  • Challenger Flumes – Race and rush down duelling 300 feet water slides
  • Lazy River – 600 feet has never felt like such a long, relaxing trip 
  • Wave Pool – Our 375,000-gallon pool generates waves up to three feet tall
  • The Rapids – Whirl and twirl your way down the white water rapids at Big Surf
  • Space Bowl – Our Space Bowl drops you from a sweet, swift slide into a 30-ft wide bowl
  • Splash Island – A zero-entry pool suited for younger children
  • Activity Pool – A 4-foot-deep pool with free swimming allowed that features a crazy lily pad bridge, a basketball goal, and two swift tube slides
  • Dry Ground Activity Area – Dry off and enjoy sand volleyball, shuffleboard, pool, and basketball in the Surf Club area
 You won't want to miss a fun-filled day at Big Surf Water Park this summer! There is something to enjoy for the entire family when you spend your day soaking up some rays at the best water park at the Lake of the Ozarks!



Bridal Cave & Thunder Mountain Park

Bridal Cave remains a constant 60° inside, so it’s a great activity, no matter what the weather! Guided tours leave every few minutes and last approximately one hour. Tours are conducted over concrete pathways through the Cave’s refreshing 60-degree environment. Park interpreters will lead you and your family through room after room of incredible mineral deposits. Giant columns, delicate soda straws, and massive draperies abound throughout the cave. Millions of years of struggle between water and rock have created this cavern with more onyx formations than any other known cave or cavern. A tour through Bridal Cave is a family adventure you will never forget! For a unique experience at our Missouri Show cave, sign up to take one of our Lantern tours this summer! Go back in time almost 150 years and experience Bridal Cave as the first explorers did... by lantern. This special tour requires a reservation and they are currently only offered on Saturday's Memorial Day through Labor Day at 7pm.

Ozarks Amphitheater

The Ozarks Amphitheater voted #5 of the Best Live Music Venues in Missouri. The acoustical brilliance of the theater enhances the concert experience for both performer and audience. Since it’s reopening in 2013 this legendary performance space has hosted such greats as Dwight Yoakam, The Eli Young Band, Aaron Lewis and Ted Nugent to name a few. Conveniently located in Central Missouri at the Lake of the Ozarks, this open-air venue has over 10,000 dedicated seats and is surrounded by stunning landscapes.


Upcoming Concerts & Shows

Stampede on the Stage – May 19, 2018
Alabama – May 26, 2018
Primus, Mastodon, & JJUUJJUU – Jun 16, 2018
Free Fallin – July 20, 2018
Heroes of Rock – July 21, 2018

You won't want to miss going to a concert this summer at Ozarks Amphitheater!




Big Surf Water Park, Bridal Cave, and Ozarks Amphitheater are great activities to enjoy for the whole family when you are off the water! Rainy days are great for visiting Bridal Cave because you can stay dry and enjoy our refreshing 60-degree temperature. For those sunny days take the gang to Big Surf Water Park! Watch your kids have a great time in the wave pool or activity pool while you sit back, relax, and get a tan. Since Ozark Amphitheater concerts are in the evening after you've had a fun day on the water, at Bridal Cave, or Big Surf, head over to the amphitheater for a great show. When you make plans to visit the best lake attractions, you are sure to have the best vacation at the Lake of the Ozarks possible!   

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Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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