Secret Caverns

Worth the stop. Go here! Loved this place. It is an intimate, more authentic cave experience. Fewer people per tour, a more adventurous feel (descending stairs), and an underground 100-foot waterfall at the end that's genuinely amazing and a fantastic photo opportunity. What stood out: Small groups, personal tour. Quiet, intimate, no shuffling through with a crowd. The guide made it. Experienced, friendly, funny, and knowledgeable. Total blackout moment. They cut the lights at one point. Incredible. The quirky charm. From the roadside signs to the gift shop to the cave itself, there is a sense of humor running through the whole place along with the custom artwork by owners and guides. Our guide even paused to change out a light bulb mid-tour, which somehow added to the charm. Know before you go: Cash only (tax included in the price) Stairs only (no elevator) Tours seem to run roughly on the hour (great timing if you waiting before another reservation in the area) Cold inside (~45°F in spring from the snowmelt runoff). Wear boots or appropriate footwear and a warm layer. If you are in the area, do not skip this one.

Went at noon on a Sunday - Eugene was a great tour guide and answered all our questions. Worth checking out and very different experience from Howe’s. The waterfall is really worth seeing. Loved all the art too - there’s a lot to see in the gift shop as well and everything was affordable - just bring cash for your ticket and some cool merch too! Tours are truly on the hour. Lots of stairs and some tighter spaces so worth considering if that could an issue but was generally pretty easy! Beautiful pond to overlook as well.

This place was exactly what we hoped it would be. Off the beaten path, a little strange and definitely some adventure mixed in! Patrons should make sure they wear closed toe shoes and be aware that there are steps down that are wet and can be slippery. Gorgeous waterfall at the end but you need to take a picture of that yourself! I wont spoil it!

My family have visited famous caves in many states, but we've never found anywhere else quite like this kitsch little roadside cave tour! We revisit annually, roughly. Plan your visit during the summer for Iroquois fest at the museum just down the road.

This was a different cave experience than any of the many other caves we have been to. We enjoyed the humorous tour guide, the ability to touch rocks and the cave itself. The waterfall at the end was amazing! Be ready for a workout on the way out also! Very large parking lot so good for RVs and a large picnic area to boot.

Pretty cool place. Allot of steps to go down, but once down not that far of a walk to waterfall. Only wish some parts of walk had a light facing the ground to see better. Dress warmer.

Fun afternoon on a hot day! Worth the price. Guide was knowledgable and entertaining.

Such a fun and campy roadside attraction! Guides were hilarious and very informative! They answered so many questions! It's a fun trek!