2nd Annual 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway! 🌊🎁

Once again, a group of businesses at the Lake of the Ozarks have got together to help you celebrate Christmas this season! This will be our second year for the 12 Days of Christmas! 12 Businesses have put together a gift for one lucky winner and it could be you! Read on to find out the details for the second annual 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway. 




Just like the song 12 Days of Christmas, each business will be giving a special gift from their business with a coordinating number to the song! Check out what you could win! 
 

12 Ice Skating Passes - Old Kinderhook Resort 
11 Peppermint Mocha - Higher Grounds Coffee
10 Classes Pass Integrity Yoga 
9 Shots of Fireshine - The Fish and Company 
8 Cluckin' Chickens - The Butcher Shop in Camdenton
7 Pints of Ice Cream - The Ice Cream Factory 
6 B-12 Shots - New Spring Wellness Center 
5 Season Passes - Bridal Cave 
4 Concert Tickets - Ozarks Amphitheater 
3 pounds of Fudge - Blairs Landing 
2 Season Passes - Big Surg Water Park
1 Family Pass - Bear Bottom Resorts 

How to Enter to Win! 


#1 Head Over to our Facebook Page to LIKE and SHARE the video that was created. 


#2 You MUST Like all 12 of the participating businesses to win. 


#3 The winner will be drawn at Higher Grounds Coffee in Camdenton on January 6th at 9am! 

Merry Christmas from the Lake Area! 

This is our way to say Merry Christmas from the Lake Area! We hope you enjoy our video and be sure to enter into the contest for your chance to win ALL 12 PRIZES! From all of us at Bridal Cave & Thundermuntain Park, we hope you have a wonderful holiday season with your family and friends! 

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526 Bridal Cave Road
Camdenton, MO 65020
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Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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