Walk Off Those Turkey Calories the Friday After Thanksgiving!

Thanksgiving is almost here! Thanksgiving is time to gather with family and friends to celebrate and give thanks. Our attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks will be closed on Thanksgiving day to allow our staff to enjoy the day with family but we will be open all weekend and every other day from 9am - 4pm! A tour through Bridal Cave is the perfect family activity to get out of the house and walk off some of those Thanksgiving calories! Read on to find out what we have in store at Bridal Cave and Thunder Mountain Park. 





Gorgeous Views, Inside and Out
You never know what the weather is going to bring our way in this area, so there's an excellent chance that the temperatures will be favorable for a nice walk along the trails of Thunder Mountain Park. We've also got a breathtaking view of the Lake of the Ozarks here, with a couple of amazing scenic overlooks. 

Once you step inside America's most scenic cave tour, it doesn't matter what the weather is like outside, because Bridal Cave is always a comfortable 60° underground. That means even if it's too cold to enjoy the outdoors, you can still have a beautiful nature adventure with the whole family for the holidays. Tours leave every few minutes, and there are so many gorgeous details in the cave, you're bound to see something new each time you take the tour. 




Great Shopping Too
We boast an incredible gift shop at the Lake of the Ozarks, so you'll even have the chance to get a little of your holiday shopping done while you're here having fun. Entertain the kids by letting them pick out a geode and watch it get cracked open in our special machine while you browse the many unique items that we carry. 

Lake Area Family Fun
After your tour of Bridal Cave & Thunder Mountain Park, there are lots of other fun activities in the lake area that you can entertain the entire family with. These include: 

  • Holiday Light Displays - Funlake.com has a list of the many different holiday light displays around the lake area that will be open over Thanksgiving weekend through the end of December. You can find details on their "Lake Events" page alongside many other fun events happening in the area.
  • Old Kinderhook Ice Skating - The outdoor ice skating rink at Old Kinderhook is open for the season. They also host a "Christmas Village" on the weekends with s'mores, fire pits, carolers, horse-drawn carriages, fun activities, and even Santa, Mrs. Claus, and the elves! This is just a very short drive from Bridal Cave & Thunder Mountain Park!
  • Miner Mike's Indoor Family Fun Center - This indoor play place and arcade will be open Friday-Sunday over the holiday weekend. It's fun for the adults too, and you can even take turns sneaking away to the Outlet Mall across the street to get some of that holiday shopping done.  

Happy Thanksgiving from Bridal Cave! 

Our family attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks is the perfect Thanksgiving weekend tradition to keep your group entertained and get them out of the house and active after spending a whole day focused on eating. We are open year-round and ready for you to enjoy some family fun inside our park. We will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Years Day so our staff can enjoy those days with their families. From Bridal Cave and our staff, we hope you have a happy and safe holiday! 

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Camdenton, MO 65020

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