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These caverns began forming 300 million years ago and contain mummified remains of animals that died in them.

Suggested duration: More than 3 hours

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Mile Marker 115 Route 66, Peach Springs, AZ 86434

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GASingingMan

Bowdon Junction, Georgia

123

Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

Ok, I guess.

This was not really what I was expecting, and wasn’t really worth the money we paid to get in. I kinda felt like it was a tourist trap, although, if you are a big fan of Disney’s “Cars” series, you’ll get a kick out of...More

Date of experience: May 2019

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LoveSummerRoadTrips

Monterey Park, California

9752

Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile

So much fun!

We took the Explorer’s Tour. We did not climb as much as David and Ariel probably would have wanted us to, but it was still a great time. We were able to explore places the normal tour is not able to. David and Ariel were...More

Date of experience: May 2019

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Shoeladee64

Atlanta, Georgia

485143

Reviewed 3 weeks ago via mobile

Amazing little fine and well worth the money!

My husband and I recently toured the caverns and couldn’t believe what a hidden gem this was! The tickets were super affordable and our guide (Ray) was so knowledgeable and friendly. The caverns are huge and we had no idea this was the largest dry...More

Date of experience: May 2019

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KayleighB350

Nottinghamshire

7474

Reviewed April 14, 2019

It's not every day you can have lunch in a cavern!

As part of our Route 66 adventure we booked in for a tour and lunch inside the cavern. We had a private tour as the cavern was pretty much empty on the day we came. The tour of the cavern was memorable and informative, lunch...More

Date of experience: August 2018

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JulieR84

Bakersfield, California

7733

Reviewed April 13, 2019 via mobile

Fun Stop on Historic Route 66

I remember this place as a child and was excited to share it with my kids. The cavern tour is a freat 45 minute exploration of underground dry caves. There's an eclectic mix of "stuff" to see while you're here and the staff is very...More

Date of experience: April 2019

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SaraAnneSeattle

Seattle, Washington

61

Reviewed April 12, 2019

Gem in the middle of nowhere

Our two boys, age 7 and 9, loved this, as did we! We rode the elevator 200 feet below ground level to experience these amazing caverns, led by our very knowledgeable and funny tour guide. Would highly recommend this stop, perfectly placed between Las Vegas...More

Date of experience: April 2019

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TJOBee

Wollaston, United Kingdom

199

Reviewed April 11, 2019

Good tour...

Travelling east from Kingman on Route 66, we were advised to keep a look out for the Caverns and take the tour. Glad we did. It is inexpensive, the tour was interesting and the guide exceptional. There were only 4 of us on that particular...More

Date of experience: March 2019

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VegasToEssex

Essex, United Kingdom

467351

Reviewed March 30, 2019 via mobile

Relatively interesting short tour

On our wonderful Route 66 trip, we decided to stop at the Grand Canyon Caverns along the way. The drive to the caverns was fun once we pulled off the highway - lots of kitschy dinosaurs, cars, and other items. The restaurant and gift shop...More

Date of experience: March 2019

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Eztake0ut

El monte

76

Reviewed March 29, 2019

Amazing

This is only my 3rd cavern tour so I’m no expert, however this was my favorite. I’m amazed at what is below our earths surface. Dino was our guide and he was great! We did the regular tour, nice break from our drive to the...More

Date of experience: March 2019

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Mandy1402

Cardiff, United Kingdom

234116

Reviewed March 22, 2019

Quirky and interesting

I decided to stop off here on my way from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon and it was certainly an interesting, if slightly odd, visit. I had no trouble finding the Caverns - you pull off Route 66 when you reach the Petrol Station...More

Date of experience: March 2019

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texaspete88

Im trying to call these guys to amend a booking but can't get in touch. They havn't responded to any emails either. Any one got a phone number they have been succesful with?

August 26, 2017|

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855-498-6969 928-422-3223

sasubecker

Does Canyon Cavern Inn rooms gave the essential appliance? (Small fridge with small freezer, coffee maker, microwave, toaster, maybe a two burner stove or hot plate) Any outdoor grills, if so where may supplies be obtained?

March 15, 2017|

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I don't recall having a refrigerator. No microwave, stove or toaster for sure. I agree with Charles...there is an outdoor barbecue area. Not sure if it is still useable. I saw vintage pictures inside the lobby of the area... More

jennyplank

Can anyone tell me if these caverns are actually part of the Grand Canyon??

May 7, 2016|

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They are about 60-65 miles away from the Grand Canyon. However the chambers do apparently connect! When trying to discover the source of the air for the caverns, they set off a red smoke bomb. Three weeks later, a park... More