Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park

A must see. We camped at the RV park at the base of the hill. Drive 3 miles up to the visitor center that also houses a restaurant and gift shop. The guided tour takes 2 hours and you will need good walking shoes and a light jacket as it does get chilly. It's a lot of walking. Uphill and down stairs so keep that in mind. You won't need a head lamp. We loved it! We saw bats sleeping at the entrance which was an added bonus.

The caverns were great! We had 7 kids with us (between 2 families) and all had a blast. We stayed at the campground by the caverns, they were okay. Restrooms were somewhat far away and showers cost money.

Great stop for a family with kids. There's a hike to get to the cave, plus a few hours inside the cave, so prepare yourself and your children. The campsite was nice. Definitely worth the trip.

I took my two kids (ages 4 and 9) on the cave tour that lasted 2 hours. The caverns are really neat and worth the trip, but the tour is definitely long. It starts with a 3/4 mile uphill walk, and if you aren’t used to the elevation, I’d recommend doing the easier tour. My kids managed the hike to the start of the tour, but about halfway through the tour, they’d seen enough and they started to lose interest. Be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes and layers.

Get place to stop and just enjoy the great outdoors. We will come back

Beautiful and well maintained! Watch your head!! Otherwise an amazing experience! Glad we did it

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A natural wonder that is totally worth the trek up the hillside to the entrance. Our tour guide was informative and engaging. The caves themselves were a sight to behold. Maybe bring a light jacket because the caverns can be a little cold. Overall it was an amazing experience.

Definitely worth the stop. I would go again.

Amazing sights... Must see