📜 This limestone cave in central Texas was carved by a river that has long since dried up.
🔍 Known for its immense size and diverse historical uses, it has served as an outlaw's treasure trove, an underground dance hall, and a nuclear fallout shelter.
✨ Explore unique geological formations like the Queen's Throne.
🚶 Experience guided walking tours into the subterranean world or embark on adventurous Wild Cave tours through undeveloped passages.
💎 Discover natural treasures with gemstone mining and geode cracking.
🌡️ Enjoy a comfortable 68°F underground year-round.
🌳 Enjoy hiking trails, picnic areas, and historic park architecture above ground.
♿ Not wheelchair accessible due to historic nature and walkways.
📏 Wild Cave tour has age (min 8), physical, and girth restrictions.
🚽 No restrooms inside the cavern itself.
🎟️ Book tickets online to guarantee admission.
👟 Wear closed-toed shoes and comfortable walking clothes.
💧 Water allowed on tour, no food.
🧺 Picnic areas available in the park.
🗓️ Request interpreter services at least 14 days in advance.
💰 Park grounds entry free; cavern tours require paid tickets. Walking tours from $24 (ages 12+), $17 (ages 4-11); Wild Cave tours from $110. Infants/toddlers free. Discounts available.
🕒 Grounds and facilities open daily, hours vary by season. Closed December 25.
♿ Not wheelchair accessible.
🚻 Restrooms available in the visitor center.
🐕 Only trained service animals permitted in cavern or park buildings.
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