📢 Bridal Cave is Open! ❤️ COVID-19 Guidelines

We can’t begin to tell you how exited our staff and our company is to be opening up for the season! We are ready to kick off a fantastic summer season here at the Lake of the Ozarks and cannot wait to see more visitors in the park again. The reopening of our natural attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks does come with a few guidelines to ensure both the safety of guests and staff at Bridal Cave. Read on to find out how we are taking action to exceed the guidelines of the CDC.


A  Few Words From Our General Manager, Steve Thompson 

“Hi, this is Steve Thompson from Bridal Cave and Thunder Mountain Park. I cannot tell you how happy my staff and I are to announce the reopening of the lake's premiere natural attraction! From cave tour to nature trails and rock shops to weddings - the park is open for business. We just wanted you to rest assured we are meeting and exceeding all the CDC guidelines for the safety of our guests. When you are ready to get back to nature, we'll be ready to show you around. Bridal Cave is open for tours!”

Thunder Mountain Park COVID 19 Guidelines

The safety of our staff and guests are our first priority. Below is just some of the things we are doing and also how you can help.

EMPLOYEES: What we are doing

  • Face masks will be required of all staff
  • Sneeze guards at registers
  • Temperature check upon arrival to work and halfway through the scheduled shift
  • Mandatory handwashing
  • All high touch areas receive enhanced cleaning after every tour
  • Avoid shared use of phones, registers, credit card machines, etc. without disinfecting first.
  • Do not come to work if sick
  • Staff will wash their hands or use hand sanitizer before and after the tour
  • Smaller tours to allow for social distancing 
  • Avoid touching eyes, nose or mouth
  • Hand sanitizer readily available

GUESTS: What you can do to help

  • Social distance of 6 feet between family groups anywhere in the park
  • Face masks recommended but not required
  • Please do not visit if sick
  • Please wash your hands or use hand sanitizer before and after the tour
  • Ten guests per tour maximum
  • Avoid touching eyes, nose or mouth
  • Hand sanitizer readily available

Get Back to Nature at Bridal Cave! 

Again, we are happy to be open once again and start showing one of America’s most scenic caverns! Whether you are looking for a unique wedding venue, a family attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks, or a fun weekend getaway, we are open for business and ready to show you around the park. We are taking the CDC guidelines very seriously and we hope to see you very soon! 

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526 Bridal Cave Road
Camdenton, MO 65020


Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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