Blanchard Springs Caverns
A cave in Stone County, Arkansas with year-round guided tours; the Dripstone Trail covers four-tenths of a mile with only 50 steps.
Stone County, AR, 58°F inside
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.
A cave in Stone County, Arkansas with year-round guided tours; the Dripstone Trail covers four-tenths of a mile with only 50 steps.
Stone County, AR, 58°F inside
A cave on Beaver Lake near Rogers, Arkansas with one-hour guided walking tours, stroller access and pet-friendly tours.
Rogers, AR, from $24
A cave in Northwest Arkansas, near Bentonville, with guided tours of about an hour several times a day most of the year.
Arkansas, from $24.00
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
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
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
We're still confirming the visitor details for these. Their official sites have current prices and hours.
Privately operated
Privately operated
| Cave | Inside | Adult ticket | Run by |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blanchard Springs Caverns | 58°F | not yet checked | Privately operated |
| War Eagle Cavern | not yet checked | $24 | Privately operated |
| Old Spanish Treasure Cave | not yet checked | $24.00 | Privately operated |
| Cosmic Caverns | 64°F | $22 | Privately operated |
| Bull Shoals Caverns | 59°F | $20.95 | Privately operated |
| Mystic Caverns | not yet checked | not yet checked | Privately operated |
| Onyx Cave Park | 57°F | $15.99 | Privately operated |
| Hurricane River Cave | not yet checked | not yet checked | Privately operated |
8 show caves run public tours. We leave out wild caves that are closed, gated or need a permit.
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.