FUN Weekend at Bridal Cave - Fall Festival & Harbor Hop Dealer

Our Fall Festival at the Lake of the Ozarks is off to a great start and if you missed us last weekend, no worries because Thunder Mountain Fall Festival is open every weekend in October! Bridal Cave and Thunder Mountain Park is already gorgeous in the fall but when you add thousands of pumpkins, hundreds of mums, straw bails, and other fall decor throughout the park -- it's even more beautiful! Read on to find out what to expect this October when you visit our cave at the Lake of the Ozarks.


Beautiful Scenery

Bridal Cave is a well-known as one of America's most scenic cave tours. It remains a constant 60° inside the cave, and you will see room after room of incredible mineral deposits, giant columns, stalactites and stalagmites, massive draperies, and so much more all created over millions of years of formation.

Outside, in Thunder Mountain Park, you've got nature trails to explore and of course, that amazing lake view. Right now for the Thunder Mountain Fall Festival, we've also added all kinds of gorgeous fall decorations and so many pumpkins, you'd think we were a pumpkin patch! If you're looking for a fun way to spend a day this fall, it's time for a trip to visit us!


Thunder Mountain Fall Festival Activities 

Even though we didn't grow all of the pumpkins at our fall festival, we purchased all of the pumpkins and fall decor from local farmers! At Bridal Cave, supporting our local community is important to us and that's why we bought all of our decore locally!



When you visit us for the Fall Festival, we have everything but the pumpkin patch! Although, with all of the pumpkins laying around you might think you are at a pumpkin patch. Below are the fun activities you can enjoy in addition to the cave tour. 
  • 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!

**BONUS - Saturday Only Fall Harbor Hop! 

This Saturday, October 12th is the 34th Annual Harbor. The Annual Fall Harbor Hop is the last big boating event of the year. Boaters spend the day "hoping" from over 40 on the water business drawing one card per stop to try and win the best poker hand! This year, Bridal Cave is a dealer location so if you're planning to attend the Fall Harbor Hop be sure to stop by our dealer location and make time to see what the fall festival is all about! Get all of the details for the Fall Harbor Hop as well as a full list of dealer locations HERE.



You won't want to miss one of the best fall festivals at the Lake of the Ozarks this October! Bring the whole family out for some family fun...as it should be! Fall is one of the most beautiful times of the year in the Ozarks and there will be plenty to keep you busy on the weekends this October. From pumpkin painting, taking a tour of the cave, taking part in our family activities, and taking home your fall decore Bridal Cave is your #1 stop for fun this fall!

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

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