Kartchner Cavern is a real treasure. The whole tour of the cave was amazing. With great care and attention to detail, it has been kept in its natural state to the degree that is possible. (I say this because certain things have been altered to make it more accessible.) There are wide walkways that are easy to navigate, lighting that... more

this is remote area; food and drinks are sold but expensive so you may want to bring your own; there are fast food outlets like mcdonalds and kfc at intersection of route-90 and I-10 about seven miles to the north. the visitors center is new and very nice exhibits. details of tours at arizona parks website. tours are expensive; i... more

I loved this cave. It was so different from the colored light versions or caves with corny names. It is what it is. The guide did a good job given the age span of the group. I don't know if they offer anymore advanced tours. more

Like some of the other reviews say, it is a "pristine" cave. According to the tour guides, pristine means no touching, no photos, no noise and you had better give them your full attention... or else. I like caves, I support our national parks, and I understand rules, but this place was ridiculous. Our tour guide was named Geri, which... more

If you want to be treated like a 2nd grader, take the tour. We toured the Throne room. It's a small cave, but the formations are pretty. I've been touring and exploring caves in southern Missouri since I was a teenager. Compared to Missouri caves, this one is insignificant. The guide we had was a tree hugging, Prius driving, commune... more

The guide was useless, but the cave was incredible. at one point, a guide referred to some of the cave formations as "spitballs" more

Ok, so I didn't read any of the reviews on Kartchner Caverns until after I returned from the trip. I was not the one who bought the tickets so I didn't have to go through the online nonsense of buying a ticket for the Great Room and then another ticket for the Throne Room (I think that's what they were... more

Cave Of Wonders, Cave Of Rules My daughters and I toured Kartchner Cavern, or rather we communed with the cave and learned what it had to teach us, as the cave managers would have it. I’ve been in many tourist caverns in many countries, and have explored a few undeveloped caves and while I was impressed with the beauty and... more

This is a very nice cave which the State is trying very hard to preserve in pristine condition. The visitors center is very informative with most of the displays in working condition. I arrived first thing in the morning and my cave tour was only 3 people plus the guide, so that was pretty intimate. The quality of your tour... more