Bridal Cave is Honored to be on the Cover of the 2020 Official Missouri Travel Guide

Now that Spring is on the horizon we are gearing up and getting excited about travel season kicking off. If you're looking for fun things to do in Missouri, The Missouri Travel Guide has a plethora of information for everything you need to know about traveling in Missouri. This year, our Lake of the Ozarks attraction is honored to be selected as the cover photo for the 2020 Official Missouri Travel Guide! Read on to learn more about the Missouri Travel Guide and read the official press release!




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(Camdenton, MO)

Steve Thompson General Manager of Bridal Cave states “We were pleasantly surprised to hear the announcement that Bridal Cave was selected to not only be on the front, but also the back, of the first ever wrap around cover for the statewide travel guide. In addition, to the best of our knowledge, no other Missouri Cave has been featured on the cover of this publication.”

For years, Missouri has been unofficially nicknamed as “The Cave State” with over 7,400 caves and 18 of those caves open to the public for tours, more than any other state in the US. Many consider Missouri Caves to be some of the first tourist attractions to open to the public in the state thus starting Missouri’s second largest industry…Tourism.

The Missouri Division of Tourism promotes the growth of Missouri's travel industry - thus creating jobs, tax revenue and economic development. Through a paid advertising program, the Division promotes Missouri experiences, thereby creating a positive image of the Show-Me State and increasing visitation and length of stay. Much of the Division's work is designed to meet changing trends in the travel/tourism industry. To receive your Official Missouri Travel Guide visit www.visitmo.com

For more information contact Steve Thompson, Bridal Cave, 573-346-2676 or info@bridalcave.com


Learn More About Missouri at VistMo.com! 

Whether you are a resident of Missouri or looking to plan a vacation, VisitMo.com, and the Missouri 2020 Official Travel Guide is the hub for finding fun things to do in the great state of Missouri. From things to do, places to stay, events, trip ideas, and more you'll find everything you need to know about travel! 


Tour Bridal Cave!

Missouri is known as the "Cave State" and if you're looking for both a fun and educational adventure, Bridal Cave is centrally located in Missouri and a must-see landmark at the Lake of the Ozarks. Bridal Cave is open daily giving tours every few minutes! Visit Missouri, and don't forget to stop by our natural attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks - Bridal Cave! 

One of America's most scenic 
cave tours.

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

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