Came to do the 4 cave tours to get a shirt. This was the 2nd cave we did. Its about an 1 hour and 15 min tour. The area is super cool lots to do. The pigs and goats were super friendly unfortunately when we went they ran out of feed food so we could not feed the animals. The cave tour was awesome we had Liz as our tour guide she was exceptional tour guide. She gave fantastic information and dealt with a child who had an anxiety attack during our tour that vomited. She really did great dealing with the situation. You do need to wear a mask during these times amd we went in with a group of about 15 people so hard to keep 6 feet apart. be careful there are metal stairs that are quite slippery. This was definitely one of my favorite caverns we seen with all the water falls and formations a must see in the area.

I decided to do the Indiana Cave Trail (you visit 4 caves and earn a t-shirt). Aside from seeing an advertisement for the Cave Trail I knew nothing about any of the caves. It was very interesting to hear the history of not just the cave but Squire Boone. This was my favorite cave on the trail as far as history and formations. Hours during the fall are limited. Check the website before going. They are requiring masks and are following CSC guidelines for COVID and I felt very safe. They have a little village. It wasn’t open when we were there. They also have a few animals- goats and a pig that you can feed.

Me and my family had an amazing time here. We first went to the Boone's mill first and met this nice employee named Floyd. He was very informative, knowledgeable, hospitable, and answered all our questions well. He basically gave us the foundation and information on the property and squire and Daniel, about them, etc. I felt well informed and content with how I knew some history first before the tour guide went into it more. Overall, the experience was well worth it!