Unfortunately, we are not technically accessible. There are two small steps on the way down to the cave, and due to the nature of the cave the path is too narrow to be legally accessible. We do our best to accomodate visitors, so please get in touch if you are planning a visit so we can help describe the pathway.

Before you go into the Glow Worm caves the guide gives a very interesting talk on the glow worms and all the does and don't of what to do while you are in the cave.

You can probably get a pram to the cave entrance and then inside to watch the video. However, the actual glow worm viewing platform is very narrow (single file) and in pitch darkness. The tour itself is fairly short. So my advice would be to take it in turns and amuse your little one at the children’s play park just outside the caves. There is wine tasting, a gift shop, somewhere to get snacks and baby changing facilities there too. It is a short but good tour. Unless there is a big group of you, then you don’t have to book in advance. Quite spectacular to see. Enjoy!

Hello, We only allow guided tours from 10 am to 4 pm. We have never allowed self- guided tours at Cedar Creek in order to protect our sensitive glowworms, so it is likely that on your previous visit you went to a different location which had glowworms. There are 3 sites with glowworms on Mt. Tambourine, but we are the only site with a captive population for conservation purposes. We would love to show you our glowworms during the daytime hours if you do decide to come by, and our tour guides can tell you all about the unique conservation project that we run at Cedar Creek.

Apologies for not checking my earlier answer correctly before submitting hence the use of "disappointed" twice.

Hi Fransiska, The glow worm cave is a controlled environment and therefore is not affected by the seasons. Tours take up to 20 people per tour and depart every half hour. To book a tour we require 10 or more people. You can call us and reserve a time slot but we will need you to be here 15 mins prior to ensure you go on this tour. I hope this has been of assistance and please contact to reserve time slot.

it's totally safe. We watched a short video and spent about 30min in the cave. The guide was attentive and helpful, so not to worry. Not flash light though 😉

Hi, I don't think it is wheelchair friendly, especially not in the caves themselves as it's very dark and there isn't much space to manoeuvre. In terms of wet weather access, you'd definitely need an umbrella to walk between the visitor info centre and the caves where the tour happens. Hope this helps.