You will sometimes find the bats in the first two cave chambers. The cave is on the right side of the road on a large open area. It can be easy to overlook. More

This place was a world-class cave, and totally fun because it's just wild in a field. I wish we had brought more flashlights, proper footwear, and didn't have toddlers with us. Next time we will go the whole 3 miles! Fantastic! More

you can visit the entrance of the cave tyourself but if you want to travel the length you need to get a guide. bats and wasps. More

Bats fly out around 5 or so and that was a real experience! Take good flashlights and spend time here going through the chambers. Very unusual spot. More

Simple cave system to add a little variety to your vacation activities! More

Beautiful natural formations. Such a shame that much jas been desicrated by graffiti however. More

We had a really great time in the caves. Some people on here complain about the graffiti, but I don't know why - gave it character. We didn't venture in too deep. There was a ladder to go down to keep going in, and I got spooked because we didn't have a cell phone or any way to contact anyone.... More

It took us about an hour to go through the entire cave, and it was well worth it. Writing on the walls dated back to the 1800's with the names of people and ships that stopped in. It's interesting to think of how many people have lived in the cave and under what circumstance. Definitely bring a couple of lights.... More

The mouth of cave is full of graffiti and many of the stalagmites have been knocked off with sledge hammers and taken. The cave may get better the further back you go, but we did not bring a light with us so we could only go as far as the daylight would allow us to see. If you are pressed... More