I’m a little claustrophobic so was hesitant to visit. Boy, what a huge disappointment it would’ve been if I skipped it. This is a must see for anyone visiting the wonderful town of Lewisburg. The drive to Lost World is incredibly scenic and showcases the beauty of this incredible state.

The Wild Cave Tour with Connor was so awesome! My husband and I decided to do this on our 5th Wedding Anniversary. This was one of the coolest things we have ever experienced! Crawling, climbing, squeezing, and sliding through the caverns was a little scary, but so fun! Connor was very patient with us. He was knowledgeable and full of jokes! We would highly recommend trying this. Note: It is not for larger people. There are some very tight spaces.

We weren’t too excited about stopping here; but, not much else to do, in the vicinity. Beautiful cave formations. Great walking surfaces. The fossil shop had an excellent selection and reasonable prices. Just an all around pleasant place.

What a fascinating experience. We visited on a Thursday morning and we had the whole cave to ourselves to explore on a self guided tour. The cave is well maintained with informative plaques along the way. The pathways are easy to walk along, however anyone with a mobility issue would certainly find it impossible to manoeuvre. We walked the whole cave in under 45 minutes. I highly recommend a visit to this place. The admission fee is well with the experience!

Truly fascinating to see what has been created by water and erosion. The self-guided walk through was easy. The stalagmites and stalactites were creatively well lit. Kids 5 and older would love this. Younger ones would just want to keep climbing the rocks. LOL. Would definitely recommend this particular cavern.

Cool experience. I’ve never done a cavern tour and it was perfect to do on a rainy day. It is very chilly so dress warm and it is an active cavern so there is a decent amount of water/wet spots so good footwear is recommended. It is self-guided and easy enough to do and navigate through. Takes about 45 min.

We arrived on a Wednesday, approximately 11 am, and a group of school kids were just finishing up going through the cave. We wandered through the large, interesting gift shop until they left, and you can self-tour by walking directly down a ramp into the cave from the gift shop. A few people walked through while we were down there, but mainly it was just us. It's not huge, but for the price (2 seniors $22.90 total), it was well worth it. We spent about 45 minutes down there. It's well lighted and easily walkable as the steps were well spaced, and a sweatshirt was sufficient.

At only $12 pp and no more than an hour of your time, this is the cave to see. So many cool stalactites and stalagmites are everywhere. It is self paced. There are excellent signs with descriptions. I find this to be an incredible value and enriching experience. Everyone should go. There are steps both up and down. The ability to go at your own pace opens this experience up to so many ability levels. I could not be happier with the experience and the memories.

My husband loves visiting caves….and we have been to quite a few all over the country and he thinks Lost World Caverns are among the best we have seen. The cavern ceiling is very high making it very easy to navigate (without bumping your head) and the steps are solid and spread out making the 300 steps manageable…even just a month out from knee surgery. The stalagmites and stalactites are huge and it is amazing to think how long these formations have been forming. Once we left the cavern itself we took the little trek up the hill to see the opening that gave way to the discovery of these caverns. Gift shop was nice and picnic area in the shade was welcomed on the warm day we visited.

Wonderful caverns. It is self guided tour so you can take your time. Very nice written information about the formations. The staff was very nice and answered all our questions. It was a pleasant couple of hours. They also had a nice area for having a picnic.A visit