Holiday Fun at Bridal Cave!

Thanksgiving is just around the corner, which means Christmas isn't too far behind! At Bridal Cave, we want you to be able to have some of the best fun in Missouri with your family when you come and explore the natural beauty that makes up Bridal Cave! 
In this blog, we are going to tell you all about how you can make the most of your holiday fun when you come and visit us!
Cave Tours
We have been voted America's Most Scenic Cave Tour for a reason! When you come and explore our cave system, you'll find so much more than "just rocks". You'll be able to wonder at incredible mineral deposits, giant columns, delicate soda straws and massive draperies abound throughout the cave! 
Millions of years of struggle between water and rock have created this cavern with more onyx formations than any other known cave or cavern! 

Plus, our cave stays a cozy 60 degrees year-round, meaning that no matter the temperature outside, you can come cozy up in the cave! We are open from 9:00am-4:00pm, except on Thanksgiving, when we will be closed to allow our staff to go enjoy the holiday with their families! 

Hiking Trail
Have you ever heard the expression, "Go take a hike"? Well, that is exactly what you should do when you visit Bridal Cave! Our hiking trail is free to go on, which means you should capitalize and go explore our 1/2 mile hike throughout the beautiful landscape that surrounds Bridal Cave! 
Plus, it'll give you a reason to walk off those holiday calories! 

Best Present Ever!
Last, but certainly not least, when you come and visit Bridal Cave, you can gift the best present ever! A Bridal Cave Season Pass! Whether you are buying for a special adult in your life, or maybe for the kiddos- our Season Passes are affordable and so worth the cost! 

Adults (13+): $27.00
Kids (5-12): $16.00

These passes last for an entire year from the date of purchase, meaning you can keep coming again and again throughout all of the seasons to enjoy Bridal Cave at any time of the year! 
We wish you and your family the happiest of Thanksgivings, and we hope you are able to chow down on some yummy Thanksgiving treats! Once the holiday has passed and you are ready to get back to the having the most fun in Missouri- visit Bridal Cave! 
You can make reservations on our website at www.bridalcave.com!
Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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