Gift an Experience this Year AND Help Local Small Businesses!

 "Tis the season for Christmas shopping! Sometimes crossing off your Christmas list can be a challenge when you are trying to find the perfect gift for everyone. Something you or may not have thought about is giving an experience versus purchasing material gifts. Shopping local for your Christmas this year is a great way to boost your local economy and help out the many Lake Area attractions that fell short this year due to the late start to their season from Covid-19. Read on to get a few ideas for gifting an experience this year! 



Lake West Cinemas 

Lake West Cinemas is a family-owned business on the West Side of the Lake that offers fantastic service and family fun. Their business was forced to be closed down for longer than most businesses and they need our help to remain open! They are offering special VIP passes through November - 5 Admissions for just $20. 

Movie passes make great stocking stuffers of white elephant gifts. Head to Lake West Cinemas to purchase your tickets or give them a call at 573-207-8032 

Bear Bottom Resorts Water Slide Passes 

Get ready to scream your way into summer fun on the Bear Bottom Waterslides. Missouri’s Number 1 and Number 2 longest open flume body waterslides are waiting for you to enjoy. Over 700 feet long, kids young and old alike are sure to enjoy this lakeside attraction.

Waterslide day passes or even a season pass is sure to bring joy to just about any kiddo! Plus, there is plenty to keep the entire family entertained while you are there. 

Christmas Cruise Aboard the Celebration Cruises! 

Join Celebration Cruises as we celebrate the Christmas season in true lake style, and support local charities at the same time! Your experience will begin with boarding at 5:30 PM. Included in your evening is light appetizers, entertainment, and a two-hour cruise. A full-service bar is available for purchase during the cruise. Grab your friends and family and remember this is all benefiting lake area charities!




This would make a great early Christmas gift or a fun family activity while everyone is in town. Head to their website to book your cruise! 

Season Passes to Bridal Cave! 

A season pass to Bridal Cave is the gift that keeps on giving! Treat your friends or family members on a tour through one of America's most scenic caverns. A season pass allows them to enjoy the beautiful sites around the park year-round! Plus, a season pass will get them into our ever so popular and FUN annual Fall Festival that happens weekends in October. 

Giving an experience is a memorable gift that will make lifelong memories! Plus, this is a great way to support our local small businesses in the Lake Area. If you are going to have family in town for Thanksgiving or Christmas, Bridal Cave is open year-round and the perfect family activity to enjoy. We are closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Years Day but open and giving tours 7 days a week! Stop by soon for some family fun or come by for your season passes or tickets to the Ozarks Amphitheater! 

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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