The Mini Shootout Meet and Greet at Bridal Cave is Almost Here!

Have you heard? Bridal Cave is hosting the Mini Shootout Meet & Greet at our natural attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks! The Meet and Greet will take place on Friday, August 16th from 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm. This is your opportunity to not only meet the drivers but also participate in the fun activities we have in store! Read on to learn more about the Mini Shootout Meet and Greet at Bridal Cave!


Mini Shootout Meet and Greet 

Friday, August 16th, 2019 

5:30 pm - 8:00 pm 

Bridal Cave and Thunder Mountain Park
525 Bridal Cave Rd Camdenton, Mo 65020 

Meet the Drivers!

The night before the big race, you'll have the chance to meet the drivers and see the remote control boats up close and personal! If you've never had the opportunity to see what these remote control boats look like, you're in for a treat. They certainly aren't your average remote control boats - they can go over 100mph and they look like miniature versions of real speedboats! Plus, you'll get to interact with the drivers.

Live Bluegrass Music! 

We will have live music in the park for the meet and greet! If you've been to our Thunder Mountain Fall Festival before, then you've probably heard the ever so popular Jim & Darlene! They will be back in the park for the meet and greet and we are excited to have them!

Food Trucks 

You won't need to worry about eating before you come because we will have two delicious food trucks in the parking lot serving dinner and dessert!

The Broken Rib 

The Lake Area’s Premier Food Truck! They have a passion for food and bringing a fresh menu right to you! We have had them in the park before we can say from personal experience that their food is delicious! 

Scoops: Hot Eats & Cool Treats 

There is nothing better than a warm summer evening and ice cream! Scoops Ice Cream is a local ice cream food truck! Scoops Ice Cream will have their food truck at the meet and greet ready to serve some of the best ice cream and other delicious treats as well! If you've been to any of the concerts at the Ozarks Ampehither, you may have seen them there!

Cave Tours

You'll have to opportunity to see the Lake of the Ozarks most popular natural attraction because we'll be giving tours beyond our normal business hours just for the meet and greet! A portion of each cave tour ticket sold will go towards the Shootout Charity! 

End of Season Clearance 

We will be having a HUGE sale in both of our shops! We have the largest rock shop at the Lake of the Ozarks and our sportswear shop will be included in the big sale as well. You won't want to miss it! 

Mini Shootout, Saturday, August 17th & Sunday, August 18th

The main event will take place at Ha Ha Tonka State Park on Saturday and Sunday at the Spring Trail by land or by water at the 14.5 Mile Marker.

Friday – Noon – 4 p.m.: Set Up @ The Springs at Ha Ha Tonka,
5 – 8 p.m.: Meet & Greet @ Bridal Cave.

Saturday – 9am to 5pm: Mini Shootout @ The Springs at Ha Ha Tonka

Sunday – 9am to noon: Mini Shootout w/Awards Following @ The Springs at Ha Ha Tonka Awards following.

You won't want to miss the meet and greet at Bridal Cave! You'll get the chance to get up close and personal to the fastest remote control boats around and meet the drivers too! You may even catch the remote control racing bug! We hope to see at the meet and greet on Friday, August 16th!


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

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