Our Fall Festival Opens THIS WEEKEND!

It's finally here, our 2nd Annual Thunder Mountain Fall Festival at Bridal Cave! Our staff has worked hard the past few weeks to transform our family attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks into the best decorated fall event at the Lake of the Ozarks. In addition to our normal cave tour, there will be so many fun activities to enjoy while you are here in the park. Our Fall Festival will take place every weekend in October so you will have plenty of opportunities this October to join in on the fun! Read on to find out what this spectacular event will entail this October!



This festival is the best decorated event at the Lake with Over 3,000 pumpkins, 1,000 bales of straw and hundreds and hundreds of fresh blooming Mums…all for sale at discount prices with a cave tour. Get your fall decorations and have Family Fun as it Should be.

Included In Paid Admission to the Bridal Cave Tour! 

In addition to touring one of Americas most scenic caverns, every weekend in October you will get enjoy fun fall activities at no additional charge. When you purchase a ticket to the Bridal Cave Tour enjoy all of these activities while you are here. 
  • Sarsaparilla Making 
  • Feed Giant Fish 
  • Bean Bat Toss 
  • Duck Races
  • Pumpkin Chunkin Range 
  • Jumbo Tic Tac Toe 
  • Corn Crib Pedal 
  • Tractor Races
  • Haybale Mountain 
  • Fire Pits 
  •  Numerous Family Photo Settings

Available For a Nominal Charge

You won't want to leave without taking home some discounted fall decor! Hike the Pumpkin Trial and choose yours from over 1,000 pumpkins and hundreds of mums! We will also have family photos in the cave,  and panning for gemstones. Nothing says fall like hot chocolate and caramel apples. Stop by our snack bar for a delicious fall treat including pumpkin fudge, caramel apple bar, hot cider, smores, rock candy, coffee, and hot chocolate!

Did Somebody Say Food Truck? 

That's right, we're going to have a food truck! Dave & Selena and The Broken Rib Food Truck will be at the Festival on Saturdays Oct 13, 20 & 27! So be sure to make plans to have lunch at Bridal Cave! They offer a seasonal menu of BBQ sandwiches, wraps, soups, and salads.



Children Paint Pumpkins FREE

Each child admission receives a pie pumpkin to paint and take home for FREE. Our pumpkin painting artists Merry, River, and Kelly will be on hand to custom paint any pumpkin design you would like ( a small fee is required for custom painted pumpkins)

Live Bluegrass Music 

Back this year by popular demand, The Bluegrass Duo Jim & Darlene will be playing Sat & Sun Noon to 3. Thunder Mountain comes alive with the sounds of bluegrass in the pavilion overlooking the lake.


You won't want to miss one of the best fall festivals at the Lake of the Ozarks this October! Bring the whole family out for some family fun...as it should be! Fall is one of the most beautiful times of year in the Ozarks and there will be plenty to keep you busy on the weekends this October. From pumpkin painting, take a tour of the cave, taking part in our family activities, and taking home your fall decore Bridal Cave is your #1 stop for fun this fall!



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526 Bridal Cave Road
Camdenton, MO 65020
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Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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