Come Apply for the Coolest Job at the Lake!

If you're looking for a full-time summer job at the Lake of the Ozarks with the potential for year-round employment for the right person, come apply at the coolest job at the Lake! Bridal Cave is currently seeking employment for most positions - no experience required. Our family attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks is a fun and rewarding work environment. Read on to get the details about applying to work at Bridal Cave! 


Positions Available 

Tour Guides 

Tasks include but not limited to giving informative, fun, and educational walking tours about Bridal Cave history, biology, geology, and conservation. You will be trained on giving tours so no prior knowledge is required. Interacting with the general public in a hospitable fashion about the cave as well as the Lake Area as a whole is a big part of your job duties.  

Cashiers 

Tasks include but not limited to selling tour tickets, souvenirs, etc.. Scheduling tours, answering phones, speaking with the general public in a hospitable fashion, and assisting visitors with questions about our facility as well as sharing information about the Lake Area. 

Photographers 

Tasks include but not limited to taking quality tour group photos of each family touring Bridal Cave. Developing and distributing photos. You will be trained on how to use our equipment so no prior photography skills are needed. 

Landscaping & Maintenance 

Tasks include but not limited to ground maintenance, weed eating, blowing off walkways, maintenance inside of the cave, and general handyman work. 

Compensation 

Starting pay is $10 per hour plus commission and bonus to make up to $12 per hour. All training and uniforms are provided. 

Skills Needed 

  • The ability to work with kids and families in a wholesome family entertainment business 
  • Must enjoy working with the public and school groups 
  • Should be comfortable working underground and in occasional tight spaces 
  • Must be able to work weekends and holidays 

Don't Wait...Apply Today!

Bridal Cave is an equal opportunity employer and the coolest job at the Lake so you won't want to wait to apply! To apply you MUST apply in person by coming to the ticket counter to ask for an application. Please, no phone calls. We look forward to meeting new people and adding a few new enthusiastic folks to our team! 
One of America's most scenic 
cave tours.

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526 Bridal Cave Road
Camdenton, MO 65020
(573) 346-2676
Location: Osage Beach, MO 65065, USA

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