A relatively small cave but was worth the roughly 15klms drive into the National Park. Would be a great place to camp for a night. (no dogs) The cave is only a short walk away from the Glenelg river. Bit of a climb going back up to the cave. Tour guide was very informative and gave the group time accommodating the various ages and fitness of the group. Check the time difference, depending on which side of the border you are as we came from Mt. Gambier and forgot about this and had to wait for the next tour.
Great cave - our kids loved it. Brendan was our tour guide - very knowledgeable and very interesting tour. Highly recommended.
Had a tour of the cave with Brendan, which was great, and also a walk around the park admiring the bush (and nearly trod on a kangeroo).
Small but impressive cave with huge pillar formations. Well lit to highlight the complexity of features. Live tree roots visible within structures. Excellent commentary by the guide. Well worth the visit.
There are only guided tours into the caves. No free access. Tours start at 10am. Check the SA parks web site. The cave is small, but very impressive. The tour guide was very knowledgeable.
Short tour to visit cave. The young lady guided us and her oral presentation was clear. Wonderful place.
An amazing stalactite cave underneath some beautiful bushland, and just next to the awesome Glenelg River just a couple of minutes' walk away.
Great cave, easy access. 40 min tour. Also fantastic picnic area.
An interesting cave tour and some beautiful scenic walks
A must visit if you are travelling to Mt Gambier, it's really pretty guys!!
Worth taking the tour of the caves. Nice grassed areas to have lunch too