4th of July Fun at the Lake of the Ozarks!

It's hard to believe that it's almost the 4th of July! This year, the 4th of July Holiday is unique in the fact that it's on a Wednesday. This just means that it gives you that much more time to celebrate! If you plan on staying the entire week or for an extended weekend you defiantly won't be short of something to do. From firework displays, concerts, caves, and more the Lake of the Ozarks is the best place to celebrate the 4th of July! See what the Lake has planned for the holiday below!


See a Concert at Ozarks Amphitheater! 

Ozarks Amphitheater is an open-air performance venue with more than 10,000 seats! Located in Camdenton, Mo if you haven't been to a concert at this venue you NEED to check it out this Summer! In fact, Jamey Johnson, Graig Campbell, and Stoney LaRue will play on Friday, July 6th at 7:00 pm. Go make memories at the best outdoor concert venue at the Lake of the Ozarks, perfect for the week of the 4th!


Old Kinderhook Fun Fest 

If seeing a concert is not your scene, head over to Old Kinderhook for their fireworks display and Fun Fest! This event will take place on July 6th from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm. This is a family-friendly event where they will have fun games, bounce houses, face painting, great food, live entertainment, and more! Bring the family out and have fun celebrating Independence Day! 

Watch Fireworks from a Pirate Ship or Cruise Boat

Climb aboard the Lakes largest cruise boat on July 4th and watch a spectacular firework show on the water! The Celebration Crusie ship is offering a Fourth of July Cruise. For tickets visit their website! 

Another great place to watch fireworks on the water is Captain Ron's in Sunrise Beach, Mo. Their pirate-themed bar & grill will have a fireworks display on July 3rd starting at dark. You can even watch their display aboard their pirate ship! 

Other Firework Displays 

There will be numerous firework displays around the lake. Below are a few more places that will be lighting up the sky the week of July 4th. 

The Inn at Grand Glaize
Date: Saturday, June 30th
Time: Display begins at dusk.
Location: 5142 Osage Beach Pkwy in Osage Beach
View by Water at the 1MM of the Grand Glaize Arm
Enjoy the view from the Inn at Grand Glaize at the boat dock or the tiki bar, outdoor pool area, or from the outdoor lounge!
Call for details: 573-348-4731

Bear Bottom Resort
Date: Saturday, June 30th; Wednesday, July 4th; Saturday, July 7th
Time: 9:45 pm Each Night
Location: 123 Bear Bottom Drive in Sunrise Beach
View by Water at the 38MM, Osage Arm
Parking is limited; Arrive early.
Call for details: 573-374-6905

City of Linn Creek
Date: Saturday, June 30th
Time: Display begins at dusk.
Location: Linn Creek Soccer Fields; 200-236 Lake Rd 54-69 in Linn Creek
Bring a blanket and/or chairs and sit beneath the stars for the fun!
Call for details: 573-346-6200

Runaway II Resort & Campground
Date: Saturday, June 30th; Wednesday, July 4th; Saturday, July 7th
Time: 9:30 pm
Location: 267 Runaway Drive in Climax Springs
View by water at the 45 Mile Marker
Parking is limited; Arrive early.
Call for details: 573-345-4116

Point Randall Resort
Date: Wednesday, July 4th
Time: 9:15 pm – 10:00 pm
Location: 1584 Susan Road in Lake Ozark
Viewing by land on the Point Randall Resort property reserved for resort guests only.
View by water at the 2MM (McCoy Branch Cove)
Call for details: 573-365-2081

Playin' Hooky Fireworks Cruise
Date: Wednesday, July 4th
Time: 8:30 pm to 10:00 pm
Location: Departing from Millstone Marina at 18096 Hwy O in Gravois Mills
$25 per person
Call for reservations and details: 573-434-2627

The Lodge of Four Seasons
Date: Wednesday, July 4th
Time: Display begins at Dusk
Location: 315 Four Seasons Drive in Lake Ozark
View by water at the 13 Mile Marker
Call for details: 573-365-3000

Tan-Tar-A Resort
Date: Wednesday, July 4th
Time: 8:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Location: 494 Tan Tar A Drive in Osage Beach
Viewing by land on the Tan-Tar-A property reserved for resort guests only.
View by water at the 26 Mile Marker
Call for details: 573-348-3131

Tropic Island Cruises
Date: Wednesday, July 4th
Time: 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm
Location: Tan-Tar-A Resort; 494 Tan Tar A Drive in Osage Beach
View the Tan-Tar-A Resort fireworks display from the water at the 26 Mile Marker, aboard the Tropic Island Cruises yacht.
Call for reservations and details: 573-348-0083

Lake Valley Country Club
Date: Wednesday, July 4th
Time: Fireworks display begins at dusk.
Location: Lake Valley Country Club; 367 Blair Ave in Camdenton
Call for more info: 573-346-7218


Visit Bridal Cave by Day, Watch Fireworks by Night! 

If you are planning on celebrating the 4th of July at the Lake of the Ozarks, be sure to make time to tour one of Americas most scenic cave tours at Bridal Cave! We have some hot Summer temperatures in the forecast, so come cool off at Bridal Cave! Our cave is ALWAYS a refreshing 60 degrees! Why not spend the day at our family attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks and end the evening with some great firework displays around the Lake to celebrate Independence Day! We hope you have a FUN and SAFE holiday at the Lake! 

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