Raccoon Mountain Campground and Caverns

Ryan

The lady that guided us was very knowledgable and very helpful and fun. The cave is "smaller" than some of the others in the area, but it's also better preserved. There's a pretty strict "no touching" policy, obviously. It has a lot of good features. It's not as flashy as Cathedral or Ruby Falls, but it's still very interesting and intimate. It's a lot more wet and muddy than other cave tours I've been on, so be prepared for muddy shoes.

Caitlin S.

Loved this cave tour! Ava was very knowledgeable and funny, which my kids loved! Didn’t see any salamanders, but they have a nice display of the animals you can find in the cave. Some of the lights weren’t working inside of the cave, so it was a little dark, but we were able to use phone flashlights and made it through just fine.

Roger Mcclellan

Very clean quiet and friendly campground. Check in process was very smooth. Cabin was clean and neat as a pin. Kids enjoyed playground as well. Very convenient to local attractions. The cavern was much nicer than expected. Probably as a whole nicer than the more well known ruby falls. Already planning our next visit

Melissa Garner

This tour was amazing! We saw salamanders and active formations. Landon was our guide, he was very thoughtful, knowledgeable and fun. We will definitely come back just to see it all over again. I wish we had known about tipping (we had no cash), Landon definitely made our experience awesome!

Ayleen Oriel

Campground has nice views,full hookups in some sites. (Called Deluxe sites), a bit priced and early checkout (11 am). Bathhouse could use a very good clean up. No handicap shower or toilet. Toilets not bolted in place, air vents very clogged with dust, showers don't have hooks or bench to put your clothes. If you don't have to use the bathhouse you will be OK. I think that clean and comfortable bathhouse is important in this kind of business.