Bull Shoals Caverns - Bull Shoals, Arkansas

Paige Y.

We had a great time on the cavern tour. Our guide, Hannah, was fantastic. She offered a lot of information about the caverns and the history behind it. We also enjoyed panning for gems!

Robert

Friendly folks and a great cave experience. Be sure your legs are ok for descending and climbing stairs

laura S.

Beautiful canven and posted walking through the 1800's buildings. It was an experience!

Nongkang K.

It's a small neat place to visit. Pets friendly. I couldn't believe they let us bring our dog in the cave with us, and he's so behaved. The quide was friendly. There were also small old villages on the displays.

amber C.

Website says last tour is at 4:15. We showed up at four o'clock on saturday for them to tell us there was an issue and they weren't doing any more tours for the day and to come back in the morning, it was worth the trip back the next day to the caverns to get a personal tour for my family. There were no others so we also got to take our dog down with us into the cave. The guide was very knowledgeable about the formation. As well as the timeline of events that happened in the cave formation. The tour was about 40 minutes and definitely worth the money!

Before the tour I got to take my 3 kids through the 1980 recreation of a mountain Ozark village, which was also super informational and fun.

Bryan A.

Short and sweet, with some cool connections to the past. We stayed and explored some old historical buildings on the same property

Fishing P. A. V.

The good, the out buildings were pretty interesting to look at with some detailed information about them. This is a very small cave, for the price paid, I’d recommend going a little further south to Blanchard Springs National Park and visiting their caverns and hiking trails

River W. (.

My boyfriend and I went here to stay cool in this melt your skin off heat. We had so much fun. Now I use to work at the carlsbad caverns in NM so, to me, this cave was small. But, don't let that stop you from going because it was still breath taking and the staff was funny and knowledgeable. To see the cave you simply purchase tickets for the tour and there was no line to do so when we got there around 10am or so. Our tour group was small, just us and 2 other people. Though we did pass larger groups while we were in there. We were also informed that you can have weddings inside the cave, that's cool. There were a few lizards and frogs to see while in the cave. Also a game of 'which way is the river flowing'. The cave is not wheelchair accessible and you do have to walk up some natural steps to visit one of the rooms. But I walk with a cane and had little to no trouble.