Our tour guide Alex did a fantastic job guiding us through the cavern while pointing out some very interesting features. He used humor and answered all our questions. The cave was bigger than I thought and had beautiful formations. Be sure you are in good physical condition as the climb down and back up - about 80 feet - is strenuous. Well worth the trip! Thanks Alex!

Well worth the visit. Very interesting. We had a private tour. Don't let the unassuming store detract you from going.

We love staying at the RV sites. Great location, and the wood and brush around the fence line is a great buffer. The deer also hide out in the trees and it is fun watching them. The new bathroom and shower facility is great! The only improvement needed to make this a six star review is potable water and maybe a dump site. We did the cave tour a few years ago and if you haven’t done the tour, spend the time and money to do so. It is well worth it.

went to my first ever cave for my birthday it was a blast! the guide was very funny and even did some cool UV flashlight show. Never would have imagined the cool experience. so glad we did this.

Cave Without a Name has more than just cave tours to offer. There are several easy trails available around the Visitor Center. We took the one called Rim Trail first which is a 1.7 mile loop and then a smaller one called the Sinkhole trail. It took us about 2 hours to do both because had our two dogs with us and took some breaks to give them water. As I mentioned the trails are considered easy, but do have a slight change in elevation. Must be able to climb small rises coming out of the creek and lots of rocks. Good shoes recommended. Ok for kids and dogs. But sure to take lots of water to be save. Enjoy your hike.

This is a great cave to visit. Tours are not crowded, great staff and beautiful cave. Try the in cave concerts for something unique.

Interesting small cavern in the Texas Hill Country. Cave has beautiful formations and the family running it give a friendly and interesting tour. We also attended a musical show down in the main room which was a very unique, fun experience.

I love this place. It is cool and full of beautiful stories and images. They let you take pictures throughout and even will take one of you as a couple.

This greatly exceeded my expectations! Our tour guide, Mike, was friendly, knowledgeable, and patient with my picture-taking. The cave is extremely well maintained. It is well lit, the footing is good, and there are handrails in many places. If you can manage the 80’ of stairs down and up the main entrance, it’s accessible to most. Wear good hiking shoes, and enjoy the views! The shop and topside signage made me a bit wary at first, but the effort is put into maintaining the cave! It’s a must see!

Awesome cave. Our guide David made the tour. His knowledge of the cave and local area was great. This is one of our favorite caves in Texas and it didn’t disappoint on this trip.

Andi was a spectacular tour guide. So knowledgeable and gave personal accounts. The cave was amazing! Big, open, beautiful!

The Cave Without a Name is a small cave but didn't disappoint. Beautiful formations and just the thrill of being underground in a cave was all it took for our grandsons to be impressed. Our guide was informative telling us the history of the cave and giving us lessons on the formations. WARNING...there are steep stairs which were okay going down but this old out of shape granny, had to take several stops to rest and catch her breath!

We are doing all 5 caverns on the cavern trail in Tx. This was our first stop and I wasn’t sure when we arrived if it was worth the drive but we were pleasantly surprised. Guide Andy is absolutely the best, she is very personable and animated. She explained the history of the cavern and all the rooms as we went through. The different areas were absolutely gorgeous. We loved the tour. The climb down is fairly easy but some of the less fit people had trouble on the way out. If you stay to the back of the pack and take your time it could be done by the less fit. Definitely grab a medium bag of soil and pan for gems! $12 bag is well worth it. We also did the geode cutting but we felt the gem panning was a better deal and brought better looking gems and a small geode for the kids. Worth the visit!

Had a great tour of the caves with a knowledgeable guide. Took lots of pictures. The grounds are lovely as well. Camped for several days. One drawback however. You can’t leave the grounds before 10 am nor come back to them after 5 pm as the main gate is locked when the center is closed. Make your plans accordingly.

This was our last adventure for our Texas trip——and what a way to end the 2020 or start 2021! Our guide A was quite informative- it made the tour even better! She was quick witted and straightforward. The caves were well lit and the largest I have ever been in. Now the stairs down and up are no joke, but it is worth a stop!!!!!