Close Out Summer with a Bang! Labor Day Weekend Fun and Fireworks!

Labor Day Weekend is here! It's the last blast of summer here at the Lake of the Ozarks. If you are looking for a fun way to celebrate summer one last time, there will be fireworks all across the lake area! Read on to find out where to view the best fireworks over the weekend! 



Labor Day Fireworks 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th

1) Bear Bottom Resort, Fireworks @ 9:45 p.m.

Live Music by Nashville Fiddle Dickers, 7 - 11 p.m.

View fireworks by land at Bear Bottom Resort or by water at the 38 MM. Parking is limited, so arrive early.

Call for details: 573-374-6905

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th

1) Bear Bottom Resort, Fireworks 9:45 p.m.


Live Music by The Nashville Fiddle Dickers, 7 - 11 p.m.

View fireworks by land at Bear Bottom Resort or by water at the 38 MM. Parking is limited, so arrive early.

Call for details: 573-374-6905

3) Margaritaville Lake Resort Fireworks, after dusk (About 8:30 p.m.)


Viewing by land from Margaritaville property is for their resort guests only.

View by water at the 26 MM.

Call for details: 573-348-3131

4) Tropic Island Cruises Fireworks Cruise @ 7:30 p.m. (Depart @ 8:00 p.m.)


View the Margaritaville Resort fireworks display from the water at the 26 Mile Marker, aboard the Tropic Island Cruises yacht.

Call 573-348-0083 for reservations.

5) Lodge Of The Four Seasons Family Labor Day Festival Fireworks

Live Music Mike Bennington

Reserve table for $75 to get front row seats plus get a free bucket of beer and basket of chicken wings with your purchase

Fireworks at dusk. View fireworks by water at the 13 MM.

Call for details: 573-365-3000

6) Point Randall Resort

Fireworks at dusk, around 8:45 p.m. View fireworks by water at the 2MM.

Fireworks provided with support from Camden County Small Business District and Jeff City Fireworks

Call for details: 573-365-2081



TOUR BRIDAL CAVE! 

Looking for something to do during the day? Bridal Cave will be giving tours all weekend long rain or shine! Bridal Cave is the perfect activity for the entire family to enjoy! Tours will be leaving every few minutes from 9am - 5pm! 



Come Back and See Us This Fall 

Once fall does show up, that's a breathtaking time to take in the area too, making it another marvelous time for a trip to the lake. Bridal Cave & Thunder Mountain Park are open year-round, so we'll happily welcome you every time you decide to pay us a visit. After all, every season deserves a little Family Fun... As It Should Be! 



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526 Bridal Cave Road
Camdenton, MO 65020

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