Last Blast of Summer! Visit Bridal Cave Labor Day Weekend!

Labor Day Weekend is quickly approaching and it's considered the "unofficial" blast of summer! If you get the chance while you're down, we hope you'll join us at our scenic attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks over the long holiday weekend. While you're here, check out some things you can enjoy at our family attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks.


Boat to Bridal Cave

The top activity of the weekend is, of course, going to be boating but did you know that Bridal Cave can be reached by water? You can reach our lakefront attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks at the 10.5 MM of the Big Niangua Arm of the Lake. Dock your boat at our dock and come on up for some family fun! You can enjoy feeding the fish, take a cave tour, and enjoy your lunch at our lakeside pavilion!


Last Lantern Tour 

If you've yet to go on one of our lantern tours, Labor Day Weekend will be your last chance before next summer! This is your opportunity to explore Bridal Cave just like the first explorers did - by lantern! This is a completly different tour than the day tour with brand new information about the cave's history and the some great Lake of the Ozarks history as well!

Space is limited and reservations are required, so you'll want to book your spot now before they're all gone!) You can place your reservation through the website, or give us a call at 573-346-2676.


Great Sales in the Rock Shop & Sportswear Shop! 

Our Lake of the Ozarks gift shop is filled with rocks and minerals from all over the world. Right now, many of them are on sale. They make wonderful souvenirs from your Bridal Cave & Thunder Mountain Park trip. We've also got some amazing closeout prices marked down on all of our sportswear. Won't all of your friends back home be jealous when they see you sporting your new Bridal Cave gear?

Visit Us After the Holiday! 

Even though we are sad that summer is coming to a close, your favorite attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks will be here for you all winter long...as a matter of fact, we are already working on setting up for the Fall Festival which is every weekend in October! Stay tuned for future blogs to get all the details for this spectacular fall event! 

See You Labor Day Weekend! 

Even though you can technically visit our year-round attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks anytime, you won't want to spend your last blast of summer anywhere but with your friends underground here at Bridal Cave! Tours will be leaving every few minutes and there is something for everyone in the family to enjoy while you're here! We hope to see you over the holiday weekend and for our fall festival! 

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526 Bridal Cave Road
Camdenton, MO 65020

(573) 346-2676

Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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