Firework Shows at the Lake of the Ozarks Memorial Day Weekend!

Memorial Day Weekend marks the unofficial start to Summer here at the Lake of the Ozarks!  Memorial Day weekend means there will be gorgeous fireworks displays over the water all weekend long. Fireworks are beautiful on their own, but when they are set off over the lake, the fantastic reflection of the show on the water is something extra-special indeed. Our family fun Lake of the Ozarks attraction has plenty for you to do during the daylight hours, and once the sun sets, there will be multiple fireworks displays happening all over the place! Read on to find out where the best firework displays will be! 


Start Your Weekend at Bridal Cave 

Start your holiday vacation out with America's most scenic cave tour. Bridal Cave is always a pleasant 60° inside, and the natural beauty that has formed over the years will simply take your breath away. Our knowledgeable tour guides will tell you all about the cave, both present-time and in its intriguing past. It's not only fun, but it's also educational!

Bear Bottom Resort

Date: Saturday, May 25th and Sunday, May 26th

Time: 9:45 pm

Hwy 5 to 123 Bear Bottom Drive in Sunrise Beach
View by land at Bear Bottom Resort or by water at the 38 Mile Marker.
Parking is limited; Arrive early.
Call for details: 573-374-6905


Celebration Cruises at Bagnell Dam

Date: Saturday, May 25th

Time: Boarding: 7:00 pm; Departure: 7:30 pm; Return: 9:30 pm

1006 Bagnell Dam Blvd. in Lake Ozark
Seating is limited; Book reservations early.
Call for details: 573-480-3212


Celebration Cruises at the Grand Glaize Bridge

Date: Sunday, May 26th

Time: Boarding: 7:00 pm; Departure: 7:30 pm; Return: 9:30 pm

1006 Bagnell Dam Blvd. in Lake Ozark
Seating is limited; Book reservations early.
Call for details: 573-480-3212

The Inn at Grand Glaize

Date: Sunday, May 26th

Time: Display begins at Dusk 

5142 Osage Beach Parkway in Osage Beach
View the Inn at Grand Glaize fireworks display from the water at the 1 Mile Marker of the Glaize Arm, or from the land at The Inn.
Call for details: (573) 348-4731


Margaritaville Lake Resort

Date: Sunday, May 26th

Time: 8:30 pm - 9:30 pm (Dusk) 

Hwy KK to 494 Tan Tar A Drive in Osage Beach
Viewing by land on the Margaritaville property reserved for resort guests only.
View by water at the 26 Mile Marker
Call for details: 573-348-3131

Tropic Island Cruises

Date: Sunday, May 26th

Time: Boarding begins at 7:00 pm 

494 Tan Tar A Drive in Osage Beach
View the Margaritaville Lake Resort fireworks display from the water at the 26 Mile Marker, aboard the Tropic Island Cruises yacht.
Call for reservations and details: 573-348-8550

The Lodge of Four Seasons

Date: Sunday, May 26th

TIme: Display begins at Dusk 

315 Four Seasons Drive in Lake Ozark
View by water at the 13 Mile Marker
Call for details: 573-365-3000


Memorial Day Weekend at Bridal Cave 

The Fireworks won't begin around the Lake until dark so why not take the family to the #1 attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks - Bridal Cave! The weatherman is calling for a rainy weekend so if you are looking for an indoor family attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks, Bridal Cave will be open giving cave tours from 9am - 5pm! Tours will be leaving every few minutes! We hope to see you over the weekend for some family fun...as it should be! 

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cave tours.

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526 Bridal Cave Road
Camdenton, MO 65020
(573) 346-2676


Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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