The Cave Guide

Caves in Texas

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

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

Natural Bridge Caverns1Inner Space Cavern2Cave Without a Name3Caverns of Sonora4Cascade Caverns5Longhorn Cavern6Wonder World Cave7

Cave Without a Name

A cave 11 miles northeast of Boerne with 60-minute guided tours through six rooms at 66°F, and concerts in its Throne Room.

Boerne, TX, 66°F inside, from $23

Cascade Caverns

A cave in Boerne, Texas with fully guided 45–60 minute tours down to 132 feet, every hour of every day, at about 63°F.

Boerne, TX, 63°F inside, from $19.95

Longhorn Cavern

A cavern in Burnet, Texas, about 90 minutes from Austin, entered down 52 stone steps, at 68°F all year.

Burnet, TX, 68°F inside

Wonder World Cave

An earthquake-formed cave along the Balcones Fault in San Marcos, part of a small adventure park open Friday through Sunday.

San Marcos, TX, from $25.00

Texas caves side by side

CaveInsideAdult ticketRun by
Natural Bridge Caverns70°F$25Privately operated
Inner Space Cavern72°Fnot yet checkedPrivately operated
Cave Without a Name66°F$23Privately operated
Caverns of Sonoranot yet checkednot yet checkedPrivately operated
Cascade Caverns63°F$19.95Privately operated
Longhorn Cavern68°Fnot yet checkedPrivately operated
Wonder World Cavenot yet checked$25.00Privately operated
Bracken Bat Cavenot yet checkednot yet checkedPrivately operated

Questions people ask

How many caves can you tour in Texas?

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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