The Cave Guide

Caves in Arkansas

8 caves in Arkansas run public tours. Here is what each one is like and how to visit.

Updated 2026-10-22. 6 of 8 checked in full against official sources.

Blanchard Springs Caverns1War Eagle Cavern2Cosmic Caverns4Bull Shoals Caverns5Onyx Cave Park6Mystic Caverns7

War Eagle Cavern

A cave on Beaver Lake near Rogers, Arkansas with one-hour guided walking tours, stroller access and pet-friendly tours.

Rogers, AR, from $24

Cosmic Caverns

A cave on Highway 21 in Berryville with 80-minute walking tours at 64°F; closed January and February.

Berryville, AR, 64°F inside, from $22

Bull Shoals Caverns

A cave in Bull Shoals, Arkansas with guided tours on lit concrete walkways at 59°F, next to a recreated 1890 Ozark village.

Bull Shoals, AR, 59°F inside, from $20.95

Onyx Cave Park

A self-guided cave tour near Eureka Springs with an audio headset, at 57°F; stay as long as you like.

Eureka Springs, AR, 57°F inside, from $15.99

More caves to visit

We're still confirming the visitor details for these. Their official sites have current prices and hours.

Arkansas caves side by side

CaveInsideAdult ticketRun by
Blanchard Springs Caverns58°Fnot yet checkedPrivately operated
War Eagle Cavernnot yet checked$24Privately operated
Old Spanish Treasure Cavenot yet checked$24.00Privately operated
Cosmic Caverns64°F$22Privately operated
Bull Shoals Caverns59°F$20.95Privately operated
Mystic Cavernsnot yet checkednot yet checkedPrivately operated
Onyx Cave Park57°F$15.99Privately operated
Hurricane River Cavenot yet checkednot yet checkedPrivately operated

Questions people ask

How many caves can you tour in Arkansas?

8 show caves run public tours. We leave out wild caves that are closed, gated or need a permit.

What should you wear in a cave?

Closed shoes with grip, because paths are often wet. Most caves stay between the high 40s and low 70s °F all year, so a light layer is enough.

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