We visited Kents Caves May bank holiday weekend and loved every minute of it. The guide was very friendly and helpful and the history and archeology fascinating. They turned out all of the lights deep inside the caves to show what it was like to be in true darkness and literally could not see a hand in front of you!... More

The guide made it for me his knowledge of the geology was excellent, his voice was clear so that everyone could understand him. some nice formations throughout the cave I would visit again

We visited Kents cavern on an impulse whilst staying at Langstone Manor Holiday Park. The caves themselves were fascinating and the guide (Alan) was very informative, a great story teller and was fantastic with the younger members of our tour group. Being the happy snapper with a camera that I am, I took a lot of photos away from the... More

we held our civil ceremony there. attention to detail first class. candle lit ceremony in the deepest cave. bubbles and nibbles in the top cave. lovely reception in the restaurant. thanks Claire!!

Although the history and the actual caves are most fascinating the overall experience when you put the cost and having to pay two pounds to park dampens the visit. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The cafe section were efficient and very pleasant to sit in the garden area.

Had to pay for car parking £2 and then £8.95 each (per adult). Cave system was small - tour only took 50 mins and it only took this long as the guide did a lot of talking (not his fault, that was his job)

We just stayed nearby at the gleneagles and made the short walk to the caverns. What a pleasant surprise, totally unique and very very interesting, great guide and a must see for all ages. They also do weddings, who would have thought!

We had a great visit! The guides were fantastic and very knowledgeable about the cave. Well worth a visit

Commentary was very interesting and informative and the caves spectacular. Very nice shop and cafe attached and all the staff very friendly