Fireworks at the Lake of the Ozarks for 4th of July Weekend! 🎆

We are gearing up for a great weekend of FAMILY FUN at our attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks! The 4th of July weekend is almost here and there are so many ways to enjoy the weekend with your family and friends. Our cave at the Lake of the Ozarks is a constant 60 degrees, so if you need somewhere to take a break and cool off, a tour of Bridal Cave something the whole family can enjoy. Once the sun goes down, it's time to light up the sky with fireworks! Read on to find out where the best firework displays will be in the Lake Area! 


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Captain Ron's Bar & Grill
Date: Friday, July 3rd
Time: 9:30 pm - Dusk
Location: 82 Aloha Lane in Sunrise Beach
View by water at the 34.5 MM
Parking is limited; Arrive early.
Call for details: 573-374-5852

Boogie on the Barge
Date: Friday, July 3rd
Time: 9:45 pm - Dusk
Location: View by water at the 42.6 MM

City of Linn Creek
Date: Friday, July 3rd
Time: Dusk
Location: LOSA Soccer Fields
Call for details: 573-346-6200

Bear Bottom Resort
Date: Saturday, July 4th
Time: 9:45 pm
Location: 123 Bear Bottom Drive in Sunrise Beach
View by Water at the 38MM, Osage Arm
Parking is limited; Arrive early.
Call for details: 573-374-6905

The Lodge of Four Seasons
Date: Saturday, July 4th
Time: Fireworks display begins at Dusk
Location: 315 Four Seasons Drive in Lake Ozark
View by water at the 13 Mile Marker
Call for details: 573-365-3000

Margaritaville Lake Resort
Date: Saturday, July 4th
Time: 11:00 am - 10:00 pm, Fireworks at Dusk
Location: 494 Tan Tar A Drive in Osage Beach
Viewing by land on the Margaritaville property reserved for resort guests only.
View by water at the 26 Mile Marker
Call for details: 573-348-3131

Point Randall Resort
Date: Saturday, July 4th
Time: 9:15 pm
Location: 1584 Susan Road, Lake Ozark, MO
View by water at the 2 Mile Marker
Call for details: 573-365-2081

City of Eldon Celebration
Date: Saturday, July 4th
Firecracker 5K Fun Run/Walk: 7:30 am
Aquatic Center Half Price Swim: 12 – 4 pm
Air Park Food Truck Village: 4 – 11 pm
Petting Zoo; Pony/Unicorn Rides: 4 – 6 pm
Patriotic Pet Contest: 6 pm
Art & Craft Vendors; Facepainting: 4 – 8 pm
Bounce House: 4 – 9 pm
Air Park Concert (PURE DRIVE): 7 – 9 pm
Fireworks Begin at Dusk; 9:30 – 10:30 pm
Phone: 573-392-2291
Playin Hooky Fireworks Cruise
Date: Saturday, July 4th
Time: 8:30 pm - 10:00 pm
Location: Mystic Marina & Resort in Gravois Mills
Reservation Required
Call for details: 573-434-2627



If you are planning on celebrating the 4th of July at the Lake of the Ozarks, be sure to make time to tour one of America's most scenic cave tours at Bridal Cave! Our cave is ALWAYS a refreshing 60 degrees! Why not spend the day at our family attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks and end the evening with some great firework displays around the Lake to celebrate Independence Day! You can find us at the 10 1/2 MM on the Big Niangua Arm with plenty of dock parking for your boat! We hope you have a FUN and SAFE holiday at the Lake! 

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Camdenton, MO 65020
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