Cascade Caverns Campground

Be sure to arrive early! Wear good walking shoes w rubber soles. Use the bathroom before your tour. Awesome sites. Perhaps not the most appropriate activity for toddlers/very young school kids as there's no touching of the walls or any formations in the taverns AND its a 70min tour w no food allowed. Bottled water allowed in taverns.

Pretty cool place! Most active cave system we’ve seen.

Good wifi, quiet, plenty of activities, hill country landscape, electric, showers. $40. A bit more for full hookups. Sites weren't perfectly flat, but only needed a couple leveling blocks. Some sites are close to each other, most have plenty of room with lots of trees. Takes a while to wind through back roads to get there, but I'll take that to avoid highway noise.

Called ahead they don’t take res.
I’d be arriving after closing
Ten spots available open pull through Full service at all sites-instruction to register & to ask for help or Q if needed
Only stayed a quick overnight, clean shower facility nice gift shop the attraction may get a lot of daily visitors?

Visiting family in the area and so happy we stayed at this campground. All sites are first come, first served. Just find a spot when you arrive, then go pay them. They say they are never full and I never saw it full, but some sites might be a little shorter, not level, or have trees growing into them. There seem to be several long-timer camps too with older RVs. Very quiet at night, but you do hear cars far away. It is $50 for full hookup, but we got a $5 Good Sam discount. Definitely get a tour of the cave as well (daily in the afternoons, around $20). Good cell service for streaming. And stores are less than 15 minutes away.

I am so disappointed to have to give this location a negative review. The majority of the camp was wonderful, however the maintenance of their trees has a lot to be desired.

I pulled in after dark no problem. Went straight to the office for after hours registration and went to find a spot. The instructions said the A spots were full hookup and I wanted a pull through for easy departure. The first spot was too muddy so I went to one a couple spots down that had some trees. Being it was a pull through, you would think they’d keep the trees maintained to be able to support that. It was dark and unfortunately because the tree had a low limb, it hit the top of my rig and pulled the fan vent cap off and bumped the ladder rail enough that it needs to be reset and caulked.

Really disappointed.

It does seem as tho' the pull thru sites, with full pickups, that you find to your left at the back of the camping area are relatively new. The office is not well signed but can be found to the left at the back of the camping area as well. Sites are somewhat roughly graded but, if you play the rises and dips, you can get a pretty level spot while staying hitched. One employee stated he's worked here 9 years and seen the area full only once, probably because the camping area is quite large. Only negatives are that the new'ish pull thru sites are a few feet away from a road used by some cavern tour customers, and the Verizon signal is weak. We did get 3 bars of 4G after powering up the booster. After the horrendous and noisy experience towing on I-10, this serene place was a great respite.