Bridal Cave FAQs PT. 1!

Before booking your trip to the Most Scenic Cave Tour in America, you may have some questions, and we are here to provide you with all of the answers!
In this week's blog, we will be answering some of your Frequently Asked Questions, so keep reading to find out more! 
FAQS:
Is the tour handicapped accessible?
Unfortunately, due to Mother Nature’s design the tour route is not handicapped accessible.

Can we take a stroller on the tour?
It is strongly advised not to take strollers on the tour. Due to the layout of the trail route, you will end up carrying the stroller about half of the time. Backpacks are recommended.

Do we need reservations for the tours?
Reservations are not required for groups of less than 20 paying admissions. Just come on down and we will get you on the next available tour.

Is the tour affected by rain?
No, it does not…it makes the cave prettier.

Do I need a coat on the tour?
The cave environment is a pleasant 60 degrees year-round. In the Summer months, if you are cold-natured you might want a light wrap during the winter months the tour is nice and warm.
We are here to answer all of the questions you may have! In part 2 of this blog series, we will answer even more of your FAQs! If you want to come explore Bridal Cave, visit our website at www.bridalcave.com to view a full list of our tour times! 

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526 Bridal Cave Road
Camdenton, MO 65020
(573) 346-2676
Location: Camdenton, MO 65020, USA

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