LAST Weekend for Our Fall Festival!

Our staff and visitors have been having a blast this October during our Fall Festival! Our fall festival at the Lake happens every weekend in October which means this weekend is our LAST weekend for our Fall Festival for 2019! You won't want to miss out on cave tours, pumpkins, and fall fun! Read on to learn more about our final weekend for Thunder Mountain Fall Festival! 


About Our Fall Festival

Visiting our family attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks during our Fall Festival is like going to the pumpkin patch except you get to take a cave tour while you're here - talk about DOUBLE the fall family fun! There are many fall activities to participate in while you're here and coming to see our decorations is reason enough to visit. Our park is the best decorated on the water fall festival at the Lake of the Ozarks with thousands pumpkins, hundreds of mums, straw bails, hay bale art, and MORE! 



Most of our fall activities are included with paid admission to the cave. Below are the fun fall activities we have available during our fall festival.

Fun Fall Activities:

  • Pumpkin trail
  • Duck Races
  • Pedal Tractor Races
  • Corn Crib
  • Giant Tic Tac Toe
  • Bean Bag Toss
  • Sarsaparilla Making Demonstrations
  • Pumpkin trail
  • Pumpkin Chunkin Range
  • Live bluegrass music
  • Every child receives a pumpkin to paint for free
  • Pumpkin painting artists
  • Mile-long drive through the park with various hay bale art
  • Lots of family photo ops
  • Fantastic View of the lake
  • Fall colors of the Ozark mountains

Available for a nominal charge:

  • S’mores on the fire pits
  • Pan for gemstones
  • Hot Cider
  • Pumpkin Fudge
  • Caramel Apples
  • Family Photos 

Discounted Fall Decor! 

If you're still looking for some fall decor we have you covered at Bridal Cave & Thunder Mountain Park! We have some of the BEST pricing on pumpkins and mums! When you purchase tickets for the cave tour, take home as many pumpkins as you would like for just $1 each and $3 per mum! 


What Are Our Guests Saying About Our Fall Festival? 

"One of the coolest caves we've went to! We happened to be there during their fall festival - so they also had live music, hot apple cider, pumpkin painting, and so much more. Great lake views, guide was knowledgeable and fun. Cave formations were amazing - worth every penny."
~Jamie Nestroyl - Google Review


See Your This Weekend! 

Saturday and Sunday are the last two days to enjoy our fall festival so be sure to make plans to attend! The leaves are just beginning to change and the park will be exceptionally beautiful this weekend. Come for a tour of one of America's most scenic caverns and stay for some of our fall festival activities. See you this weekend for some Family Fun...As it Should Be! 

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Camdenton, MO 65020
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Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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