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A little known, hidden gem in the middle of nowhere, this 2 hour tour is very much worth with the visit. Our tour guide, Will, is personable and humorous. The pathway to the cavern was just recently built or renovated within a year or so. This place was privately owned and hand-built by a couple who later passed away in the 1980’s then sold off to the State Parks. Lots of cool facts about this place that I’d consider still part of recent history.
Pricing: $10 adult, $5 children and $10 parking.
Fun facts I learned: this limestone cavern is so solid it withstand earthquakes. A great hideout place in natural disaster.
This place deserves more attention and protection. Really worth the drive to pay a visit. A nice walk through living history.