Premier Baseball and Softball Tournament Facility Coming SOON to the Lake of the Ozarks!

This fall the Lake of the Ozarks is gaining a brand new softball and baseball tournament facility and we couldn’t be more excited for our friends at Ballparks National! Ballparks National is currently under construction and is set to open on September 5th, 2020 as they kick off their first tournament at their brand new facility! Learn more about the exciting things Ballparks National is bringing to the Lake of the Ozark.


About Ballparks National 

America’s Pastime Meets Mid-America’s Greatest Resort Community

There are a number of quality baseball facilities around the nation and there are obviously many great resort destinations; there are even a couple locations that provide both. But there are no sites that allow players and family members to enjoy a rich experience both on and off the field. Ballparks National is centrally located in the United States and offers ease of travel without breaking the family’s budget.

Located almost in the dead center of the United States at the beautiful Lake of the Ozarks, the Ballparks National welcomes its patrons to enjoy more coastline than California. In addition, this resort region offers the best in shopping, golf, water sports, water parks, state parks, amusement parks, camping, and fishing, as well as the largest variety of lodging choices to be found at any baseball facility in the nation.



No longer will Mom, siblings, and other relatives be forced to grind out a tournament on dusty bleachers with nothing to do between games. Along with the finest culinary options available in the country, at Ballparks National the outside options for teams and families between games and before and after tournaments make this destination one that no one in the family will want to miss. Ballparks National will offer concierge services to help every guest and team enjoy the many options available in the area. Other on-site amenities include batting cages, parking in close proximity to each field, a playground for the little patrons, and a pro shop.


Check out their website for a full tournament schedule for 2020 & 2021 

Tour Bridal Cave! 

If you're planning to be in town for a tournament, make plans to bring the family to Bridal Cave! Whether you're waiting for the next game to begin or you've extended your stay at the Lake of the Ozarks for a vacation, our attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks is located in Camdenton, MO and is just a few minutes up the road from Ball Parks National. Guided tours leave every few minutes and last approximately one hour. Tours are conducted over concrete pathways through the Cave’s refreshing 60-degree environment. Park interpreters will lead you and your family through room after room of incredible mineral deposits. Giant columns, delicate soda straws and massive draperies abound throughout the cave.


One of America's most scenic 
cave tours.

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526 Bridal Cave Road
Camdenton, MO 65020
(573) 346-2676






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