The Cave Guide

Caves in Indiana

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

Updated 2026-10-22. 5 of 6 checked in full against official sources.

Marengo Cave1Indiana Caverns2Squire Boone Caverns3Bluespring Caverns4Spring Mill State Park Caves5

Indiana Caverns

A cave near Corydon with year-round guided tours that go about 110 feet down and include an underground boat ride, at around 56°F.

Corydon, IN, 56°F inside

Squire Boone Caverns

A cave in Mauckport, Indiana with one-hour guided tours, running seven days a week for most of the year.

Mauckport, IN, 54°F inside, from $27.00

Bluespring Caverns

A one-hour tour by electric boat along an underground river 5 miles southwest of Bedford, covering 1.25 miles on the water.

Bedford, IN, 53°F inside, from $26

Spring Mill State Park Caves

Caves in an Indiana state park: a $3 summer boat tour into Twin Caves, and the dry side of Donaldson Cave that you can explore on your own from Trail 4.

Mitchell, IN, from $3

More caves to visit

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

Indiana caves side by side

CaveInsideAdult ticketRun by
Marengo Cave52°F$22.95Privately operated
Indiana Caverns56°Fnot yet checkedPrivately operated
Squire Boone Caverns54°F$27.00Privately operated
Bluespring Caverns53°F$26Privately operated
Wyandotte Cavesnot yet checkednot yet checkedPrivately operated
Spring Mill State Park Cavesnot yet checked$3State park

Questions people ask

How many caves can you tour in Indiana?

6 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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