I was traveling through Texas, from Austin to San Antonio, and I had planned a visit to the Natural Bridge Caverns just a day before I arrived. My ticket admission was $30 USD for the Discovery Tour and the duration of the tour was 70 minutes. The tour group was around a dozen people, and a tour guide. The tour was informative, I enjoyed the tour and glad that I did this.

Black Friday is a busy day. Yes, the cave system is great, but so is the service in the gift area. When asked about souvenir magnets, the lady working (Michelle?) actually took me to them. She was not just helpful on a day when most store clerks would just point, she was very nice and even checked back with me to see if I was having success. Just was impressed with the personal service on a busy day.

I've been to lots of caverns and this was among the best. I'd never been in a cavern with warm temperature of 70 degrees before. Usually caverns are in the 40s. The lighting inside and well marked trails with handrails to assist on the uphill and downhill sections made touring much easier. There is an elevator that takes you to the lowest level and then you gradually climb back out. The formations were spectacular and I had never seen a "curtain" before. The outside area has playground, picnic area, and fun selfie attractions for photos. Very enjoyable.

Very good place to visit if you are a nature enthusiast as an adult. Kids are going to love it, not just the caverns but the spiral activity just outside the caverns but within the campus. I took the combo tour for my family, incl. 2 kids. I would suggest to take the Hidden Wonders tour first and then, go for Discovery tour as the latter is strenuous (need a a lot of walking up the ramp towards the end). The hidden wonders tour has a BAT (batter assisted walk) that will take you to it's exit, I wonder why Discovery tour does not have BAT. The Discovery tour has more scenic spots but the hidden wonders tour has a light show! A good day to spend and eat around if you take the combo tour. A genuine tip: there is a Wildlife ranch also besides the caverns, so if you take one of the two caverns tour and combine with the wildlife ranch tour, it will be an awesome day I believe (I did not know about the wildlife ranch till I visited the caverns :( , so it's the best tip I can give you :) Go and have a blast, book tickets in advance online, will save you 6-7 $ per ticket.

It is so much fun, for all ages. The cave is well lit and tour guide was excellent. I did the basic “discovery” tour, and it was amazing. And it is not just cave, but there is cool zip lining tower that I definitely want to come back for, if an adult is allowed. I did not see any bats. I recommend wearing comfortable and non-slippery shoes. Ground/walkaway is very clean and nice sized parking.

I can't believe I lived in Texas nearly 20 years before making this trip! We did both the Discovery Tour and the Hidden Wonders Tour. Both were excellent and our guides were interesting and well informed. My 9 year old was engaged throughout the entire first tour and much of the second. While 2 tours made the day a little long for him, I don't think I would have wanted to miss either one. A great experience and I hope to go back! The only less than stellar part of the day was the Cafe, it was pretty much exactly what I expected so it wasn't really a disappointment. It just seems they're missing an opportunity by not having a great restaurant on site. Next time we'll pack something or stop on the way which time didn't allow for this visit.

The adventure tours are amazing! We had previously done both the regular tours and decided to try the adventure ones. They are longer and more physical, but well worth the effort and money. Our guide, Kiana, was fantastic. Tyler was in tour guide training and was also very nice and knowledgeable. We loved both tours. The discovery adventure tour was more muddy and physically challenging, but awesome. Kiana was impressive with her instructions on how to navigate the obstacles within the caves, plus she can answer any question on the caves.

Visiting the area from Washington state, and I was told we had to check out the caves. The history and the information on how everything was formed was amazing. I loved hearing about the different rock formations and how they all got their different color and look. I loved hearing our guide Noah talk about his favorite formation the porcupine Halicite (sp). Thanks Noah for our awesome private group tour. Do yourself a favor and check it out!

I will say this was the most flawless evening! I really appreciated the servers asking the attendees for their allergen requirements prior to serving. I felt relaxed knowing they were taken care of. Everyone seemed to enjoy the food and drinks. Adding the games with drinks and apps made for a nice transition before dinner and allowed for relaxation and fun. The feed back from the ropes course was all good. The cavern tour was beautiful, and our guide was informed and courteous. This was a wonderful experience and so glad we decided on this for our team building event!

We were really impressed with the cavern visit. We did the popular "Discovery" trip. We got there for the 9:10 tour and that worked out well because the crowds were much larger when we were done. Our guide was very knowledgeable about the caverns and their history, which made it interesting. There were so many different types of formations to see! Well worth it. The pathway and extensive lighting system they have put in really completes the experience. The walk was described as strenuous but anyone who can walk a couple of miles should be fine. The pathway was steep and wet at times, so definitely bring good footwear.