Last Blast of Summer...Labor Day Weekend!

It's the Last Blast of Summer...Labor Day Weekend! It's the perfect time to get the whole family together and explore nature at it's finest at our natural attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks. Tours will be leaving every few minutes and we hope to see you at our cave at the Lake of the Ozarks over this long holiday weekend. While Labor Day Weekend is the "unofficial end of summer" if you can't make it, don't sweat it because we will still be open even after the summer season is over. Check out what will be happening here at Bridal Cave over the holiday weekend.


LAST LANTERN TOUR! 

While we will be open for our daily tours after Labor Day is over, but our Lantern Tours are only offered through Labor Day Weekend. This special 75 minute guided tour of Bridal Cave details the adventure of what cave exploring used to be before electric lights. Imagine the excitement of seeing this now famous cavern by hand held lanterns. Your guide will give an in-depth history of Bridal Cave, Lake of the Ozarks and cave exploration over the centuries. Don’t miss one of the most exhilarating cave explorations in the Ozarks. Labor Day weekend will be your last opportunity to take advantage of our Lantern Tour until next summer!


Huge Sale in Rock Shop and Sportswear Shop 

In our rock shop at the Lake of the Ozarks, you will find that we have some great markdowns going into the holiday weekend. In our rock shop, you will find all kinds of wonderful treasures to take home as souvenirs. If you are looking for a BIG treasure to take home with you, our amethyst cathedrals will do just the trick! The best part is that they will be marked down to 50% off! These gorgeous amethyst cathedrals make for the perfect conversation piece in your home.



Don't forget about some great Bridal Cave Sportswear! From t-shirts, tank tops, hoodies, and more you won't want to go home without something to remind you of your trip through one of Americas most scenic caverns. Our t-shirts will be marked buy one get one free so you don't have an excuse not to bring back something from our Sportswear Shop!

Visit our Fall Festival in October! 

After summer is official over, be sure add our 2nd Annual Fall Festival to the calendar this year! Every weekend in October our family attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks will be having a Fall Festival! Come out and see sarsparilla making, a trail of pumpkins, corn crib, fire pits, and much much more! Plus, all of this is included with admission into Bridal Cave.


Even though you can enjoy Thunder Mountain Park all year round, you won't want to miss the Last Blast of Summer...Labor Day Weekend! Tours will be leaving every few minutes all weekend long. Bring the whole gang down to our natural attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks and enjoy the final days of summer together. There is something for everyone to enjoy when you get back to nature at Bridal Cave!

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Camdenton, MO 65020
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Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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