A Season Pass to Bridal Cave for Year-Round Fun at the Lake!

Our cave tour is one of the most scenic in America! When you tour Bridal Cave, you have about an hour inside the cave. You will find that almost everywhere you look you will find gorgeous draperies, giant stalactites, stalagmites, soda straws, and more! Many folks find that they find something new each time they visit our cave! A season pass is a great way to take in the beauty of Bridal Cave multiple times throughout the year. Read on to learn more about our season passes! 




Perfect For Locals! 

If you are a local in the area, a season pass to Bridal Cave will offer fun for the entire year! Great for rainy days, hot days, cold days, well, as a matter of fact, its good every day! If you are looking for a family activity at the Lake of the Ozarks, having a season pass gives you the freedom to take the gang to Bridal Cave several times a year! We promise, every time you go through our cave you will find something new and exciting! 

In addition to taking your family all year, season passes allow you to bring your visitors to our natural attraction without having to pay for the full-priced ticket every time. We get a lot of folks that bring their out-of-town guests to take a tour. There is no need to sit out on the fun because you don't want to pay for another ticket. A season pass is an inexpensive way to join in on the fun with your out-of-town guests! 

Enjoy the Seasons Change 

One of the biggest perks of having a season pass is you can come back and visit as the season change. There is no doubt that as the season change the beauty of the Ozarks change. Our outdoor attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks is gorgeous during all four seasons so why not come back and visit to see those changes. See the gorgeous fall foliage at the park and Spring blooms because we are open all year long!


Enjoy the Entire Park! 

While the cave is the obvious attraction and the reason thousands tour our attraction every, we have so much more to do in the park! Take a walk on our nature trail, walk down to the dock to feed the fish, shop for the best minerals in our one of kind rock shop, pan for gemstones, or just take in the great outdoors! Sometimes it's hard to do everything in just one visit. No problem when you purchase a season pass. Take a trip through the cave every time but if you don't have time for all the other activities come back and see us! 


Upgrade Your Ticket Today! 

After your tour, if you'd like to upgrade your ticket to a season pass, you can do so for just an additional $5 per ticket! A season pass gets you back into the cave for an entire year after the purchase date! Seeing Bridal Cave and Thunder Mountain Park change throughout the seasons is one of the BEST ways to enjoy the park! Come have even more family fun with us when you upgrade your ticket to a season pass! 
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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