Went here while on Spring Break vacation. The caves and the history of the caves were very interesting. However our tour guide acted as if he had better things to do then be with us on the tour. While down in the cave the tour guide was rude to some of the people who were trying to look around. There... More

this is the best cave in the area. It is very well maintained and the tour guides are very knowledgeable in the history. My daughter held her wedding ceremony there and I've also been to musical concerts in the cave! More

We went on spring break with another family. We drove down and just had time to eat lunch at the convenient picnic tables before our tour started. The stairs aren't too bad. Our kids ages ranged from 11 to 3, and all of them loved it. It was interesting that one of the universities is doing a study on water... More

I've been in several caves and they all have their own characteristics and I love them all. this one had some really great formations! Lots of steps to enter and exit on. More

I loved my tour of this cave. We happened to be the only ones who showed up at the tour time and got a private tour and it was excellent. Lots of info and a beautiful place to see. This does require quite a few steep stairs. So physical fitness is a plus. This cave was bigger than expected and... More

We visited the cave without a name on a Sunday afternoon. It is several miles outside of Boerne. After arrival we didn't have to wait very long, the tours are done on the hour. We walked down about 80 steps to get to the cave floor. There are no elevators. The cave tour is guided with stalagtites, stalagmites and other... More

This cave gets five stars not only because it is a beautiful cave, but also because it is not over-developed or commercialized, and is still rather natural. The owners are super friendly and have done a nice job sprucing up the surroundings. These folks really love and appreciate their cave, and communicate knowledge in a easy to understand manner. The... More

This cave will surprise each visitor with the spectacular beauty beneath the surface of the earth. It is off the beaten path but not over commercialized which I appreciated. More

We decided to stop at Cave without a Name on our way from Comfort, Texas back home to South Texas. We were really glad we stopped. The admission ticket was a little pricier than I expected (around $15), but my boyfriend and I received a private hour-long tour, as no other visitors arrived for the 1pm tour. Our tour guide... More