Indoor Fun Around the Lake of the Ozarks Over Christmas Break!

 Are you visiting the Lake of the Ozarks over Christmas break? Although Lake of the Ozarks is known for recreation in the summertime, there is plenty to keep you busy over the winter too! Whether you are local to the area or just visiting, you may not realize all the indoor fun we have! Read on to get all the details! 

Minor Mike's Indoor Fun Center 

If you are looking for quality family fun, Miner Mike's has a 50,000 sq ft facility that features exciting rides, challenging games simulator, and delicious food. If you've been to Miner Mike's before but you haven't check out their brand new indoor go-kart track you've got to go check it out! Minor Mike's is the perfect fun zone for children of all ages.


Jetz Trampoline Park 

Indoor trampoline parks have been popping up in cities all across the United States and are the new fun attraction to take the kids or host a birthday party. It just so happens the Lake of the Ozarks now has one in Osage Beach, Mo! At Jetz Trampoline Park the kids can run off all of their energy and stay out of this cold weather we have been having.

Day Pass to the YMCA 

Did you know you can purchase a day pass the YMCA? You don't have to have a membership to enjoy the amenities at the YMCA. From fun exercise classes, a basketball court, indoor track, and more why not spend the day at the YMCA with your family. Plus, when you visit the YMCA and pay for a day pass you are supporting your local nonprofit organization.

Lazor Force 

Taking the family to Lazor Force is exciting from start finish. When you step into the arena you find yourself engulfed in blacklight, fog, flashing lights, and heart pumping music. Lazor force does have select hours during the winter months so be sure to call for their hours.

Get Back to Nature at Bridal Cave! 

Even though we are technically an outdoor attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks, our cave is a comfortable 60 degrees year round! Bridal Cave is open every day from 9am to 4pm giving cave tours. If you've been itching to get outdoors but you're not willing to bear the cold weather, there is something for everyone to enjoy when you get back to nature at Bridal Cave!

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cave tours.

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Camdenton, MO 65020



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