Our Employee Reunion is THIS Saturday!

Our 70th Anniversary and Employee Reunion is almost here! Our staff here at Bridal Cave have been working extremely hard to make our 70th Anniversary one for the books. As we look back on the past 70 years in business, we couldn't think of a better way to celebrate this milestone than to have a reunion with the wonderful employees who helped make Bridal Cave and Thunder Mountain Park such a success! Not only is this event a great way to celebrate but it's also a way to say thank you to the past employees for helping Bridal Cave become the longest continuously operation family attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks! We hope to see as many past employees this Saturday as possible!


It's NOT Too Late To RSVP! 

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!

We're Kicking off the Fun with a Cookout! 

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. 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.


Our Event Will Go LIVE

If you are unable to make this once in a lifetime event, you will definitely be missed! If you still want to be apart of the festivities, at some point during the night we will be going LIVE on Facebook. Tune in to see who comes and COMMENT on our video to say HELLO! We have employees coming from the 1950's to present so you are bound to see a few familiar faces!



We expect to hear a lof story-telling and memory sharing as we celebrate our 70th Anniversary this weekend. Our staff will be busy the rest of the week preparing for this great big, exciting reunion! It's going to be a day full of fun and nostalgia, and we CAN'T wait to visit with all you past employees. Don't forget, if you have yet to RSVP please do so by calling 573-346-2676 anytime from 9-5. See you this Saturday, 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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