Natural Bridge Caverns

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What makes it fun

The Natural Bridge Caverns will have you realizing that humans may be able to create some pretty incredible things but we still ain’t got nothing on mother nature! The name comes from the a naturally occurring 60ft limestone slab bridge that crosses over the amphitheater setting of the caverns entry way. The bridge was left suspended when the sinkhole underneath collapsed. As the largest known cavern open to the public in the state of Texas, the Natural Bridge Caverns create a unique and natural atmosphere where your lovely other half can explore and discover the depths of the earth.

Google Reviews

4.7

Based on 15533 reviews

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23:23 06 Dec 23

Truly enjoyed this experience. Plenty to do and explore.

Thomas John

13:09 06 Dec 23

must see the place.

Marcia Marize Brandão

03:45 06 Dec 23

Wow! What a different and fantastic experience. Personally, I found everything very well organized. The guide spoke too quickly and ended up slightly compromising the intelligibility of the message, especially for foreigners like me.

Grzegorz Murawiak

01:48 06 Dec 23

Nikunj

00:53 06 Dec 23

Serah Prince

00:07 27 Jul 23

We've been to a lot of caves and didn't know what to expect with this one but it's gorgeous!!! So many beautiful formations.Easy trail. Our 3 year old walled the entire tour. Very nice facilities

JEREMY RIDGE

01:22 24 Jul 23

Took the Discovery Tour. Fun place to explore and escape the summer heat. The caverns remain at 70 degrees year round but the humidity is increased. About a 3/4 long in walking distance. Some steps and inclines that may be challenging for people with health ailments but otherwise a relaxing walk. The tour guide was very knowledgeable.

Kasee Leal

23:40 16 Jul 23

Today we took the Hidden Wonders Tour. We arrived at 1pm, but our tour didn't start until 2pm. During our wait time, we raced our way through the maze. It was really hot outside, but we completed the maze in 11 minutes, which is faster than the average of 15 minutes so we were happy about that. Lol Our tour guide was Jennifer. She was pretty thorough, but it was kinda hard to hear her since we were in a large group. All caverns are pretty to me, but this one was spectacular. It is amazing to see how massive caverns can be! There were so many centuries old stalactites, stalagmites, columns, soda straws, etc. Each "room" was more beautiful than the last. And the last room on this tour had a theatrical light show that was really nice. We rode the BAT thingy on the way back up. It was really slow, but it beat having to hike up the incline to the exit. 😁

Arun Arasan

16:27 01 Jun 23

I've been here three times. The first time I was a student, the second time when I had really small kids and the third time when the kids had grown up. It has been amazing every single time but this time the kids were able to appreciate the science, geology and history behind all the formations which made the experience really great. It was heartwarming to see the kids enjoying the experience and getting something out of it. Great place for the family to view one of nature's wonders.

Glorkar Floki

20:26 25 May 23

Fun little outdoor mini gold place. I love that there are hills and water features, not only to look at, but to play around too. It's much more interesting than playing on a flat course with just objects to shoot around.The turf is a bit worn in places, but that's to be expected since it's exposed to the elements.Overall, a great way to spend some time. I would definitely come back.