**COMING SOON - Thunder Mountain Fall Festival 🍁🎃

As summer comes to a close, we want to say thank you to all of our guests that made our summer great! We love getting to interact with guest from all across the United States and even some from out of the country! Even though summer is almost over, you can still enjoy our family attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks because we are open all year long for family fun! In fact, we are started gear up and get excited about our annual fall festival at the Lake of the Ozarks! This will be our third year hosting our Thunder Mountain Fall Festival and it gets bigger and better every single year! Read on to learn more about the fall festivities we have planned!




What is the Fall Festival? 

If you haven't had the chance to come to one of our Fall Festivals you seriously have got to make it a top priority this year! You may be wondering, well what is the fall festival - I thought you were a cave? What we love about our Fall Festival you get to do all of the fun things we normally have in the park like taking a cave tour of one of America's most scenic caverns, taking a hike on our nature trail, checking out our cool rocks in our rock shop that come from all across the world AND enjoy the fun fall festival activities and it's all included in the price of your cave tour admission!

Our Fall Festival is full of fun fall activities! We don't have the actual pumpkin patch but think about all of the fun activities that you enjoy at a pumpkin patch and that's what you'll find at Thunder Moutain Fall Festival! Don't worry, even though we don't have a pumpkin patch, we won't be lacking in the pumpkin department. We haul in thousands of pumpkins and hundreds of mums and decorate the entire park to make it feel like you are at a pumpkin patch! The park is truly spectacularly decorated during our Fall Festival and we are already thinking about new ways to decorate this year! 

Fall Festival Activites 

Our Fall Festival will open on Saturday, October 5th and will be open on Saturdays and Sundays throughout the entire month of October. When you purchase a ticket for the Bridal Cave Tour, you get to enjoy all of the fall festival activities while you're in the park. A few things to look forward to are:
  • 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
  • Live Bluegrass Music
  • Food Truck
  • And MORE!

Don't Miss Our Fall Festival! 

You won't want to miss the best fall festival at the Lake of the Ozarks coming this October! This is a fun event for the entire family, so make plans to come out and have some family fun...as it should be! Fall is a gorgeous time of year and outdoor attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks is a great place to view some spectacular fall foliage. Stay tuned for future blogs about our festival! We will have more great info in our upcoming blogs to let you know the specific details. We hope to see you at our Fall Festival this October. 

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